Nadja Schauffler

• Schauffler, N., Zellers, M. & Zerbian, S. (accepted): Stress shift and focus marking in L1 and L2 English. Accepted at 19th International Congress of Phonetic Sciences, 5-9 August 2019, Melbourne, Australia.

• Sabine Zerbian, Giuseppina Turco,  Nadja Schauffler, Margaret Zellers & Arndt Riester (2016): Contrastive topic constituents in German. In: Proceedings of Speech Prosody 2016.

• Nadja Schauffler & Katrin Schweitzer (2015): Rhythm influences the tonal realisationof focus. In: Proceedings of Interspeech 2015, 6-10 September 2015, Dresden, Germany.

• Nadja Schauffler, Giuseppina Turco and Petra Augurzky (2015): Producing multiple contrastive accents in German: Rhythmic and syntactic factors. In: Proceedings of the 18 th International Congress of Phonetic Sciences, 10-14 August 2015, Glasgow, UK.

• Nadja Schauffler, Antje Schweitzer, Katrin Schweitzer & Petra Augurzky (2015): Avoiding melodic clashes in pitch accent production: a corpus study. Trends in Phonetics and Phonology. Studies from German speaking Europe. Frankfurt / Bern: Lang.

• Anders Björkelund, Kerstin Eckart, Arndt Riester, Nadja Schauffler & Katrin Schweitzer (2014): The extended DIRNDL corpus as a resource for coreference and bridging resolution. In: Proceedings of the 9th Language Resources and Evaluation Conference (LREC),Reykjavik.

• Michael Walsh, Katrin Schweitzer, Nadja Schauffler (2013): Exemplar-based pitch accent categorisation using the Generalized Context Model. In: Proceedings of Interspeech 2013, Lyon, Frankreich.

• Nadja Schauffler:"Der Einfluss rhythmischer Präferenzen auf die prosodische Markierung von Informationsstruktur". Vortrag am Institut für Germanistik, Universität Hamburg, Januar 2017. 

• Nadja Schauffler & Petra Augurzky: "Rhythm influences the processing of double-focus sentences: ERP Evidence from German."  Poster presentation at AMLaP 2016 in Bilbao.

• Nadja Schauffler: "The role of rhythm in the prosodic realisation of contrastive focus." Talk at the Workshop Rhythm in Language, University of Stuttgart (2015).

• Nadja Schauffler: “The role of rhythm in the prosodic realisation of focus." Poster at Phonetik & Phonologie 11 in Marburg (2015).

• Nadja Schauffler: “The role of rhythm in the prosodic realisation of focus." Poster presentation at the Workshop Modeling variability in speech, University of Stuttgart (2015)

• Nadja Schauffler: „Prosody-inherent factors affecting pitch accent placement – deaccentuation of foci due to pitch accent clashes“. Talk at the workshop Theoretical and Empirical Perspectives on the Interrelation of Syntax, Semantics and Prosody, University of Cologne (2014).

• Nadja Schauffler, Katrin Schweitzer, Antje Schweitzer and Petra Augurzky: “Do opposites attract? A corpus study on pitch accent alternation.” Poster presentation at Phonetik & Phonologie 9 in Zürich (2013).

• Nadja Schauffler, Petra Augurzky, Katrin Schweitzer und Natalie Lewandowski: "Effects of prosodic balance in different elicitation techniques". Poster presentation at AMLaP 2012 in Riva del Garda.

• Seit Oktober 2014 bin ich Promotionsstudentin im Projekt  "Cross-linguistic interactions in second language prosody" (A7) des SFB 732.

• Von 2012-214 war ich im DFG-Projekt "Prosodic phrasing in auditory and visual sentence processing" am Institut für Maschinelle Sprachverarbeitung tätig.

• SS20, Basic Phonetics and Phonology
• SS20, Phonologie II
• WS19/20, Phonologie I
• WS19/20, Advanced Phonology: Prosody in Context  
• SS19, Basic Phonetics & Phonology
• WS13/14, Phonetik (Schule für Logopäden, Universitätsklinikum Tübingen)
• WS12/13, ToBI-Workshop (SfS Universität Tübingen) 
• WS12/13, Teile in "Topics in Laboratory Phonology

Berufserfahrung

Studium

• Mitglied im SpeechNet BaWü
• Mitglied und Co-Koordinatorin der Arbeitsgruppe für Psycholinguisten in Stuttgart, Expsy
• Mitglied des lokalen Organisationskommittees der Workshops
• “Prosody and Information Structure in Stuttgart” (PINS, 2016)
• “Rhythm in Language”
• “Linguistic and psycholinguistic studies in L2 phonology” (2014)
• “LabPhon 13” in Stuttgart (2012)