About the SLaM Lab
The Speech, Lexicon and Modeling (SLaM) Lab at the University of Florida
conducts cutting-edge research in phonetics, phonology, and the mental lexicon.
Our work combines experimental and computational methods to better understand
speech, grammar, and language processing.
The SLaM Lab is co-directed by
Dr. Ratree Wayland, Dr. Caroline Wilshire, and Dr. Kevin Tang in the University of Florida Linguistics Department.
We provide research opportunities for both undergraduate and graduate students.
Students from diverse disciplines—including Engineering, Linguistics, and Digital Humanities—are encouraged to participate.
The lab collaborates with other research groups across campus and hosts a biweekly linguistics reading group.
Join the Lab
Interested in joining ? Learn more about available opportunities
and how to get involved.
👉 View student opportunities in the lab
For additional information, contact
Dr. Ratree Wayland (Turlington Hall 4131E) at
ratree@ufl.edu.
Recent News
- UF Virtual Student Research Symposium on Computational Linguistics (21st — 23rd April 2021)
- Graduate SLAMer Josh Martin presented at FAccT 2021
- Undergraduate SLAMers were accepted into Scholars Program
- Dr. Wayland published a new volume regarding second language speech learning
- Dr. Tang published a paper about prosody at the journal Cognition
- One co-authored abstract from Ryan Aponte and Robin Fintz was accepted for NCUR 2021
- Dr. Tang published a co-authored paper on autonomous vehicle
- SLAM members presented at LSA 2021
- Dr. Tang presented at the UFII Covid-19 Seed Awardees Virtual Seminar Series
- Prof. Wiltshire Published a Monograph about Indian English Accent Online
Upcoming Presentations
- April 12-14, 2021: NUCR 2021
- February 11, 2021: Dr. Tang’s talk at Potsdam University
- January 27-30, 2021: OCP18
- January 7-10, 2021: LSA 2021 Annual Meeting
- December 7 – 11: 179th ASA Meeting
- October 30, 2020: Workshop on Speech Technologies for Code-switching
- October 25-29, 2020: Interspeech 2020
- October 20, 2020: CLAS AI Workshop
- July 6-8 2020: LabPhon17
- February 7-9, 2020: NEIL Conference
