Phonetik & Phonologie 22 in Jena

on 01./02. October 2026

An industrial space with a modern flair

Image: Fachbereich Sprechwissenschaft
An industrial space with a modern flair

The 22nd edition of P&P (Phonetik und Phonologie), held on October 1–2, 2026, in Jena, has come to a close. These were exciting days filled with many interesting encounters, conversations, and insights from presentations and posters. We would like to extend our heartfelt thanks to everyone who participated!

Melanie Weirich, Adrian Simpson, and the SpreWi team from Jena

Programm and Book of Abstracts

Programm (updated Version)pdf, 614 kb · de

Book of Abstractspdf, 4 mb · de

Keynotes

Katharina Zahner-Ritter

Katharina Zahner-Ritter

Image: Katharina Zahner-Ritter

Katharina Zahner-Ritter (Universität Trier):

"Learning What Counts as Prominent: Pathways to Prosodic Prominence in Second Language Acquisition"

Marie-Anne Morand

Marie-Anne Morand

Image: Alan Humerose

Marie-Anne Morand (Université de Fribourg):

"Lautliche Vielfalt im Kontext der Migration: Perspektiven aus Soziophonetik und Sprachdidaktik"

Some useful information

  • BAS Workshop (Christoph Draxler, LMU Munich): Wed, Sept. 30, 4:00–6:00 p.m.
    Christoph Draxler

    Christoph Draxler

    Image: Christoph Draxler

    LOCATION: IAAC, SR 2, Humboldtstraße 8

    ATTENTION:

    If you would like to use the Octra backend yourself during the workshop, please log in using either your university account or your own login: https://clarin.phonetik.uni-muenchen.de/apps/octra/backend/login

    The Bavarian Archive for Speech Signals (BAS) offers researchers easy access to spoken language resources and language technology through its repository (https://clarin.phonetik.uni-muenchen.de/BASRepository/) and, above all, its web services (https://clarin. phonetik.uni-muenchen.de/BASWebServices/), the Bavarian Archive for Speech Signals (BAS) provides researchers with easy access to spoken language resources and speech technology. The repository and services are continuously maintained and further developed—in recent months, several new speech corpora have been added to the repository (including those from the student project “Cat-directed speech”), WebMAUS for automatic phonetic segmentation has been updated, and two new web-based tools have been added: TranscriptionPortal for automatic orthographic speech recognition, and Octra Backend for managing transcription projects, specifically designed to meet high privacy protection requirements.

    The tutorial provides an overview of the current resources at BAS, introduces the new developments, and offers tips on how to make effective use of the web services. We’d also be happy to conduct hands-on exercises using your own data!

  • Where to lunch?

    Herepdf, 286 kb · de you find a map with suggestions for lunch near the conference venue

  • To the conference venue

    The conference will take place at TRAFO JenaExternal link(a historic power plant and cultural center, Nollendorfer Str. 30, 07743 Jena).

    Google-Maps Site MapExternal link

  • Information for students

    We look forward to welcoming many early-career researchers to the conference. Whether you’re presenting a paper or not, we’d especially like to welcome students!

    To make your trip to Jena as easy as possible, our students are organizing a room-sharing exchange and will be on hand to assist you.

    If you’re interested in finding a place to stay or connecting with other students, please feel free to contact us at:
    pundp26-students@uni-jena.de.

  • Where to stay in Jena

    We have compiled a selection of hotels in Jena for conference participants, ranging in price and distance from the conference venue. Participants are responsible for making their own reservations.

    Accommodations within walking distance:

    Accommodations in the city (15–30 min by tram):

List of links