Abstract
This presentation showcases the work of our research group in developing a suite of research-level acoustic measurement tools aimed at bridging the gap between cutting-edge research and practical applications clinical settings. Over the last four years over 100 Speech language Pathologists and Ear, Nose and Throat surgeons internationally have completed our course “Using acoustic analysis to assess and treat voice disorders in clinical and research settings.” This course has focused on advanced acoustic measurement techniques with a freeware (PRAAT) for specific application to voice disorder. The online course offers a one-stop shop for clinicians, providing access to state-of-the-art acoustic quantification methods that were previously restricted to the research domain. Detailed manuals and video walk-throughs ensure users can confidently navigate the measurement process and produce reliable acoustic data for clinical use. We are now planning to expand the range of courses in clinical and research-level acoustical analysis using other freeware applications and applications in other disciplines such as speech, accent and articulation analysis. This presentation will highlight the features and capabilities of our planned suite of research-level acoustic measurement tools, emphasising the translational impact they can have on enhancing acoustical analysis in various fields.
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