Research

The SLHS faculty are highly productive and highly visible researchers.  Our research projects reflect the interdisciplinary nature of our field.  Over twenty-five faculty members have highly regarded research programs in child language development, brain mechanisms underlying language processing, neurophysiological bases of speech motor control, linguistics of American Sign Language, infant speech/language development, speech perception, and basic mechanisms of hearing.

Purdue Stuttering Project

In this section

• Research
• American Sign Language Linguistics Laboratory
• Auditory Cognitive Neuroscience Laboratory
• Auditory Perceptual Learning Laboratory
• Developmental Speech Production Laboratory
• Laryngeal Laboratory
• Speech Acoustics Laboratory
• Neurophonetics Laboratory
• OPTOTRAK Laboratory
• Speech Physiology Lab
• Psychoacoustics Laboratory
• Neural Systems for Language Processing Lab
• Speech Neurophysiology Lab
• Child Language Research Lab