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NSF award 2536873 · CUNY Graduate School University Center

Collaborative Research: Learning new sounds - understanding and overcoming phonological interference in songbirds and humans

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28 August 2029

in 1,045 days · The award ends on 30 April 2029.

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Award number
2536873
Period of support
1 May 2026 – 30 Apr 2029
Amount
$163,396
Awardee
CUNY Graduate School University Center, NEW York, NY
Program
Cross-BIO Activities
Directorate
BIO

Abstract

How do people communicate successfully with other people? Part of being understood is pronouncing words so they are not confused with other words. The difference between back and pack in English, for example, is just a single sound, but if someone does not get that difference right they may not be understood. Although young children learn such differences in their first language easily, adults learning a new…

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