Selected recent talks

• 2025 [with I. Urrestarazu-Porta] “What is left when nasality is gone. Formant shift in formerly nasalized vowels in Larraine Basque”. 6th Phonetics and Phonology in Europe (PAPE).

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• 2025 [with I. Urrestarazu-Porta] “No dejes para mañana lo que puedas contar hoy: Hacia una lingüística cuantitativa, reproducible y abierta”. 39 Congreso Internacional de la Asociación de Jóvenes Lingüistas (AJL Plenary Talk).

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• 2024 [with A. García-Covelo & I. Urrestarazu-Porta] “/h/ vs. /h̃/: Estudiando una oposición fonológica ‘imposible’ del euskera desde la fonología de laboratorio”. Fonética Open Days (Salamanca).

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• 2023 [with A. García-Covelo & I. Urrestarazu-Porta] “Does Basque have an impossible phonological opposition?”. BCBL Speech and Bilingualism Talks.

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• 2023 [with A. García-Covelo & I. Urrestarazu-Porta] “A nasalance-based study of the /h/ vs. /h̃/ opposition in Zuberoan Basque”. 20th International Congress of Phonetic Sciences (ICPhS, Prague).

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• 2023 “An ‘impossible’ opposition: /h/ vs. /h̃/ in North-Eastern Basque”. 53rd Linguistic Symposium on Romance Languages (LSRL 53), Phonetics and phonology - Beyond Romance (Paris, France).

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• 2023 [with D. Krajewska, C. Carignan & I. Urrestarazu-Porta] “An acoustic description of sibilant contrasts and sibilant merger in Mixean Basque”. 9th International Conference on Experimental Phonetics (CIFE, University of Vigo, Spain).

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• 2023 [with A. García-Covelo & I. Urrestarazu-Porta] “Documenting rare linguistic phenomena: A nasalance-based study of the Zuberoan /h/ vs. /h̃/ opposition”. 9th International Conference on Experimental Phonetics (CIFE, University of Vigo, Spain).

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• 2022 [with J. Cronenberg & J. Harrington] “Andalusian pre-to-post-aspiration and the life cycle of sound change”. Workshop on Sound Change. Departamento de Lengua Española y Lingüística General (UNED, Madrid, Spain).

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• 2022 “When time is the key: Analyzing time-varying data in laboratory phonology”. LPRG - Laboratory Phonology Research Group (Université Paris Cité, Paris, France).