Exploring the Science and Technology of Spoken Language Processing

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Participating Professor Michael Proutept of the Department of Linguistics at the University of Macquari recently talked about his experience in working in a successful attempt to host the Interspeech 2026 conference in Sydney, on behalf of the Australian Speech and Technology Association (ASSTA).

Why did a global event?

Interspeech is the largest and most comprehensive conference in the world on science and technology to address spoken language. The conference will include speakers, educational lessons, oral sessions, posters, challenges, exhibitions, and satellite events, and will attract about 1,200 participants from all over the world to Sydney. Interspeech conferences emphasize multidisciplinary methods to address all aspects of speech and technology.

Associate Professor Protect is the director of research in the Department of Linguistics at the University of Macquari, where he leads the audio laboratories. Under the leadership of Professor Felicity Cox at Macquari University, the assistant Professor Brutemtor worked in partnership with the assistant professor between us Ahmed and Professor Fidia Cito of New South Wales University to prepare the presentation on behalf of Assta.

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“The organization of a major international conference is an important service for the scientific community.” The primary motivation for fetching Interspeeych 2026 to Sydney was to highlight the rich multi -language scene in Australia and to re -focus the energies of researchers in speech and industry on languages ​​and incompatible words of all its diversity. These topics led the development of bids and their frequency with the International Speech Science Society.

“Australia has a long tradition of excellence in speech research, but it only hosts Interspeech once in Brisbane in 2008. Since then, Australia has grown and diversified in one of the most multi -language countries in the world, with new language varieties in our vibrant cities,” Professor Proutept.

Mobility in the display process

By working with Besydney, the bidding committee managed to align the goals and requirements of the conference with the strengths and local perspectives, as it put Sydney as a suitable option for the next rotation of the international conference. The organization of a successful bid campaign can provide broader views on research specializations and academic cultures by providing access to global networks and international societies that participate in various ways to work.

“The organization of a major international conference is an important service for the scientific community. It provides a forum to highlight our work, and a unique opportunity for local students and researchers to interact with the international community.”
The well -known professor Michael Proutept, University of Macoari

“Although I previously participated in organizing smaller scientific meetings, this is the first time that I was part of the presentation of a team for a major international conference,” says assistant professor Brutemtor.

He added that “providing bids for and organizing global meeting is a great opportunity to reconsider how we work and learn from other views and cultures. Hosting an international scientific conference provides a forum to highlight our work, and a unique opportunity for local students and researchers to interact with the international community in the constructive service of our specialties.

Local Excellence Show

One of the basic opportunities associated with hosting your global meeting in Sydney is to display strengths in your research, industries and local communities. Interspeech showed the Power Research Power in Australia and providing a platform for local researchers to interact with the international community. The topic of the chosen conference, “diversity and fairness-speak together”, highlights the pioneering work on totalitarianism and support for unwanted languages ​​and non-typical speech.

Interspeech 2026 in Sydney will provide great opportunities for Australian researchers – especially students and professional researchers in the early – to interact with a large international association. This participation is expected to stimulate more local activity in important growth areas such as machine learning and language modeling.

Interspeech 2026 will be an important milestone for ASSTA. After hosting the International Conference on Voice Sciences (ICPHS) successfully in Melbourne in 2019, this will be an opportunity to host another major international scientific meeting with more technical focus, attract a wide range of researchers and reach a more diverse set of disciplines related to speech.

“It will also be an important forum to display the work carried out by members of ASSTA in original language research and sociology – two areas of special importance and experience in the Australian speech research community,” says assistant professor Professor.

We look forward

Interspeech 2026 will be held at the International Conference Center (ICC) in Sydney in October, with an estimate of more than 1,200 international delegates.

The largest giving team included colleagues from all major universities in Australia and New Zealand with active participation in the science of speech, and they obtained invaluable visions and support from senior colleagues at the International Communications Association (ISCA). This cooperative effort was guaranteed to develop a convincing offer to address all the necessary aspects, from scientific content to logistical details.

With the continued preparations for Interspeech 2026, the Sydney 2026 team focuses on ensuring that the conference is comprehensive and a representative of diversity in speech and language research. They are planning initiatives to support work on the least studied languages, speech, and non -style hearing, to make speech and language techniques more comprehensive.

Professor Brutert says “at a time to increase isolation and tribalism,” says Professor Brutert, “We must embrace opportunities to collect people from all over the world to focus on common interests and progress in knowledge, and to turn our attention to global concerns and common humanity. ”

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