Best student poster award at IAFPA 2022

I have recently been to the summer school on complexity in speech production and perception in Chorin and it was a lot of fun having a chance to talk to people that are doing similar or even completely different things! I think zoom etc. work well for a very purpose-driven exchange but just having a chat with other junior and established researchers is what I have been really lacking. So thanks a lot for the organization and everybody that was there and contributed in their own ways!

The following week, we went on to IAFPA2022 in Prague and had a great time there! I hadn’t known a lot about the fascinating world of forensic phonetics before that but I now know a little more about it. And again, had a lot of great conversations with people there. The organizers also did a wonderful job at planning everything (I mean conference dinner on a boat going up and down the Vltava!?)! I also won best student poster award! What really means the most to me is seeing some people actually caring about what I do so I enjoyed that a lot but the prize was a complete surprise to me, as (not) visible in the picture. I had to run early to catch my train.

🥳 Once again, we would like to congratulate Valeriia Perepelytsia and Raphael Werner on winning the best student awards! 🏆

🗣️ Also, huge thanks to all of you for being with us. We hope you enjoyed it as much as we did! ⛴️

🤳 More pics are coming soon! 📸 pic.twitter.com/7GTlbAA6NB

— IAFPA 2022 (@iafpa2022) July 14, 2022

So again, wonderful events! Really looking forward to the next ones :) Also, I may have won something else earlier this year but I am waiting for something to happen first before I make an announcement here, so stay tuned.