Research Activities and Updates
Research Activities and Updates
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We hope that visiting this page allows you to learn more about our work, learn updates on ongoing projects' status, and/or to be added to our contact list for ongoing and future research. Please see below for some of our recent work.
08/2026
Our work entitled Remote Speech Cues for Dysarthria using Artificial Intelligence has been selected for funding by the NIH. This three-year project will develop person-specific speech cues for speakers with Parkinson disease during online video calls. The goal of this work is to support individuals living with Parkinson disease by maintaining independent, successful communication during online conversations. Congratulations to the SEAK Lab, our Co-Investigators Dr. Diksha Shukla and Dr. Nora Gulick, and the entire team working to implement this exciting work.
If you or someone you know is considering participation in this study, please use the "Join our Research List" button above to be contacted by our team. Enrollment into the study is anticipated to begin in Late 2026 and Early 2027.
07/2026
Undergraduate Student Amber Nelson has had her work accepted to the 2026 American Speech Language Hearing Association's National Convention in Indianapolis, IN. Congratulations, Amber!
Nelson, A., Bolouri, S., Shukla, D., Fullenkamp, A.M., Kriegel, Z. (2026). Precision of Remote Speech Kinematic Measurement during Clear and Loud Speech. American Speech Language Hearing Association National Convention. Indianapolis, IN.
Undergraduate student Liam O'Harra has had his work accepted to the 2026 American Speech Language Hearing Association's National Convention in Indianapolis, IN. This work is related to his Honor's Capstone Project. Congratulations, Liam!
O'Harra, L., Fullenkamp, A.M., Kriegel, Z. (2026). Effect of Stroop Interference on Speech Motor Control for Speakers with and without Parkinson Disease. American Speech Language Hearing Association National Convention. Indianapolis, IN.
Graduate student Allison Gregory has had her work accepted to the 2026 American Speech Language Hearing Association's National Convention in Indianapolis, IN. This work is related to her Master's Thesis project. Congratulations, Allison!
Gregory, A., Fullenkamp, A.M., Kriegel, Z. (2026). Effect of a Behavioral Demonstation on Clear Speech for Speakers with and without Parkinson Disease. American Speech Language Hearing Association National Convention. Indianapolis, IN.
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