Webinars
IAFPA organises a regular IAFPA webinar series. These short events offer the chance for members to communicate more regularly about their research and casework practice. These sessions are more informal than conference presentations, where members can discuss problems around a certain theme or type of work. These might be casework problems or insights, new software developments, collections of talks around a theme, or any type of session that members want.
If you have a suggestion for a theme or a talk, please get in touch with Elisa Pellegrino – elisa.pellegrino@uzh.ch – we encourage innovative and collaborative talk formats, so please come forward with your most creative suggestions.
Upcoming webinars:
TBC
Previous webinars:
Webinar 11 – 11 April 2025: Using automatic speech recognition to transcribe minoritised varieties of English (Jessica Wormald and Lauren Harrington)
Webinar 10 – 13 February 2025: Phonation in cross-language forensic speaker comparison (Kristina Tomić)
Webinar 9 – 28 May 2024: Voice Deepfakes and Antispoofing (Tomi Kinnunen)
Webinar 8 – 18 April 2024: Improving Voice Identification Procedures: Findings and Recommendations from the IVIP Project (Kirsty McDougal and IVIP Team)
Webinar 7 – November 2023: Transcription Workshop (Lauren Harrington)
Webinar 6 – March 2023: Project presentation: the interaction of linguistic context and speaker information in speech
Webinar 5 – November 2022: Forensic Phonetics in Egypt: between teaching and research
Webinar 4 – June 2022: Student Webinar: pitch your poster
Webinar 3 – May 2022: Using automatic speaker recognition in forensic casework (Oxford Wave Research)
Webinar 2 – February 2022: ‘Propositions’: how propositions should be formed, assessed and reported on (Richard Rhodes and Vince Hughes)
Webinar 1 – December 2021: Tonight Show with Gea – Interview with Prof Peter French