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Dr Shunichi Ishihara

The Australian National University
Faculty of Asian Studies, College of Asia and the Pacific
Canberra, ACT 0200 AUSTRALIA
Shunichi.Ishihara@anu.edu.au
Phone: + 61 2 6125 4656
Fax: + 61 2 6125 3144
Room: e335 Baldessin Precinct Building


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Recent Research Events

• [23 April, 2009] Accepted to present A Collocation Analysis of Topic Change Utterances of Multi-Party Meeting Conversations at the 2009 Australian Linguistc Society Conference
• [23 April, 2009] Accepted to present The Subject and the Verb in Japanese Passive Constructions at the 2009 Australian Linguistc Society Conference (with Dr Mami Iwashita)
• [20 April, 2009] Accepted to present How Diverse Are We? An Empirical Analysis of Individual Differences in the Use of Fillers at the 11th International Pragmatics Conference, 2009, Melbourne
• [14 April, 2009] Accepted to present Automated Essay Scoring Systems: Can we Use them in Japanese Language Learning Environment? at JSAA-ICJLE 2009 Conference (with Jun Imaki)
• [1 April 2009] Submitted an abstract entitled The Subject and the Verb in Japanese Passive Constructions to the 2009 Australian Linguistc Society Conference for review  (with Dr Mami Iwashita)
• [14 January, 2009] Dr Mami Iwashita started working on her project in my lab as a visiting fellow
• [8 January, 2009] Our team was awarded a grant by the ANU Pilot Linkage Grant Programme (Dr Geoffrey Morrison, ANU as the chief applicant)
• [9 December, 2008] Submitted a manuscript entitled Osaka and Kagoshima Japanese Citation Tone Acoustics: A Linguistic-Tonetic Comparative Study for review to the Journal of the International Phonetic Association
• [4 December, 2008] Awarded ANU Teaching Enhancement Grants for the project entitled Computer Assisted Pronunciation Training and Assessment for Foreign Language Learning and Teaching
• [3 December, 2008] HCSNet SummerFest '08 (1-5 December, Sydney), Speed Paper Session, Automatic Assessment of Japanese Language Learners' Compositions (with Jun Imaki)
• [25 September, 2008] Interspeech 08 (22-26 September, Brisbane), How Many Do We Need? Exploration of the Population Size Effect on the Performance of Forensic Speaker Classification (with Yuko Kinoshita)
• [24 September, 2008] Interspeech 08 (22-26 September, Brisbane), An Acoustic–Phonetic Comparative Analysis of Osaka and Kagoshima Japanese Tonal Phenomena