Senior Researcher (MSCA-Fellow)
Schützenstraße 18
10117 Berlin
Room: 433
Phone: +49 30 20192 423
howson@leibniz-zas.de
ORCID
Dr. Phil Howson is a senior researcher in the Research Area 1 'Laboratory Phonology' and he is a Marie Curie Fellow working on his project Multilingual acquisition and language preservation in Germany: the case of Upper and Lower Sorbian (MAG).
Dr. Howson works on Phonetics and Phonology. His primary interest is on acoustic and articulatory representation. He is interested in how representation impacts phonology and explains typological patterns we observe across languages. He is also interested in the acquisition of acoustic and articulatory representation in both an L1 and L2 setting. He engages in acoustic, articulatory, and perceptual research to better understand the nature of linguistic representation. He has a general interest in Slavic languages, having done research on Czech, Russian, and Sorbian. He is also interested in articulatory modelling, multilingualism, and psycholinguistics.
Aktuell 28.09.2021
Staff talk invited 17.02.2023
Howson, Phil
Staff talk invited 24.11.2022
Howson, Phil
Staff talk 03.11.2022
Howson, Phil & Sarah Wesolek
Staff talk invited 23.05.2022
Howson, Phil
Staff talk 19.05.2022
Howson, Phil
Publication 15.09.2022
Jaker, Alessandro & Phil J. Howson
Publication 12.09.2022
Howson, Phil & Melissa Redford
Publication 07.09.2022
Redford, Melissa & Phil Howson
Publication 08.07.2022
Howson, Phil J., Scott Moisik & Marzena Żygis
Publication 17.01.2022
Howson, Phil & Philip Monahan