Groupe Acoustique de la Parole

Publications scientifiques récentes en France

Articles et ouvrages

• [hal-05532858] Not just the alveolar trill, but all “r-like” sounds are associated with roughness across languages, pointing to a more general link between sound and touch
  2 mars 2026
  In a recent and fascinating paper, Winter and colleagues(1) (henceforth WSPD) argue that languages with the alveolar trill [r] (henceforth trill) in their sound inventory tend to overrepresent “r” sounds in the words whose meaning is linked to the tactile […]
• [hal-05410839] Lexical stress production in healthy and Apraxic speakers of Australian English or French
  11 décembre 2025
  Key features of apraxia of speech (AOS) include phoneme distortions and dysprosody. Descriptions of dysprosody have focused on lexical stress, specifically equalization of stress across syllables within words. However, lexical stress is a feature of stress-timed languages such as English […]
• [hal-05323992] Production and perception of volitional laughter across social contexts
  21 octobre 2025
  Human nonverbal vocalizations such as laughter communicate emotion, motivation, and intent during social interactions. While differences between spontaneous and volitional laughs have been described, little is known about the communicative functions of volitional (voluntary) laughter-a complex signal used across diverse […]
• [halshs-05267531] Dichotic stimulation accentuates hemispheric asymmetry in pre-attentive change detection for different acoustic features
  18 septembre 2025
  Introduction: The left and right hem ispheres show functional asym m etries in the processing of acoustic (e.g., tem poral) features that are crucial for speech perception. A nom alous asym m etry for a certain acoustic feature m ay […]

Thèses en ligne

• [tel-05528699] Robustness of neural models for automatic speech processing
  26 février 2026
  Automatic Speech Recognition has become a popular tool with numerous applications; it also serves as the enabling technology for other speech tasks such as SLU or AST. In ASR, the speech signal is first uttered by the speaker, transmitted through […]
• [tel-05523519] L’objet « filtre vocal », du laboratoire à la clinique : vers l’anthropotechnie de nos cognitions sociales
  23 février 2026
  Entre zoom calls et deep-fakes, nous vivons aujourd’hui dans un monde marquépar la numérisation croissante de nos interactions sociales, et où nous sommes deplus en plus confrontés à la possibilité de contrôler artificiellement notre apparencevisuelle et sonore lors de celles-ci. […]
• [tel-05523292] Visualisation et écoute des paysages sonores pour l'écologie et la musique électroacoustique
  23 février 2026
  En écoutant scientifiquement et artistiquement les paysages sonores naturels, c'est à la voix des environnements et des individus non-humain.es que nous portons attention. La visualisation du son est un outil puissant pour l'analyse et la navigation au travers des données […]
• [tel-05458151] Energy-based modeling and simulation for sound synthesis : application to a quasi-1D vocal apparatus
  14 janvier 2026
  This work addresses the energy-consistent modeling and simulation of the vocal apparatus. Voice production arises from the nonlinear interaction of multiple physical domains, including fluid dynamics, tissue mechanics, and acoustics. To capture this complexity while preserving energetic consistency, the port-Hamiltonian […]