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Haskins Laboratories, located in New Haven, Connecticut, is a private,
non-profit research laboratory founded in 1935.
We have been continuously engaged in interdisciplinary basic research
for over fifty years, including pioneering work on the acoustics of speech,
the development of speech synthesis and its application to the study of
speech perception.
Currently, most of the Laboratories' research projects are focused on
problems in human communication and related topics, including speech perception
,
speech production, reading, linguistics, motor behavior, cognitive science,
nonlinear dynamics, medical imaging, functional MRI, etc.
Our WWW home page
provides an overview of the Laboratories.
Special
features of our web site include a virtual tour of the
Pattern
Playback, an early talking machine; a description of research on
SineWave
Synthesis that includes an on-line perception experiment;
an interactive tutorial on our
Articulatory
Synthesis vocal tract model; and information on
V-TV,
the Vocal Tract Visualizer CD-ROM that is presently under development,
including some sample
MRI
images.
Philip Rubin, Ph.D.
Vice President for Technical Resources
Haskins Laboratories
270 Crown St., New Haven, CT 06511
email: rubin@haskins.yale.edu www: http://www.haskins.yale.edu