Dr Hae-Sung Jeon
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Hae-Sung is a linguist specialising in phonetics. She has been conducting various research projects in Korean linguistics and speech prosody. She has published research articles in leading journals including the Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, Laboratory Phonology, and regularly reviews for conferences, journals, publishers and funders.
Hae-Sung joined the University of Central Lancashire to develop the undergraduate Korean Studies programme in 2012 and she was Subject Leader between 2013 and 2019. Currently, she is Research Degrees Tutor and Athena SWAN Project Lead at the School.
Hae-Sung has been working at UCLan since 2012, following her short research positions and a PhD in phonetics at the University of Cambridge. She has extensive experience in teaching phonetics and Korean language and also in curriculum development. Her broad research interests are the relationship between the mental process of language production and phonetic variability, the structure and communicative functions of speech prosody, and the effects of listeners’ linguistic knowledge on their speech perception. Her ongoing projects are related to (1) linguistic theories on the interaction between morphology, phonology and phonetics, (2) acoustics, hearing and language and (3) the effects of linguistic experience on the perception of sounds.
- Ph.D. in Linguistics (Phonetics), University of Cambridge, 2012
- M.Sc. with Distinction in Developmental Linguistics, University of Edinburgh, 2006
- B.A. double major in 'Child Welfare and Studies' and 'English Language and Literature', Sookmyung Women’s University, 2005
- The Production and Perception of Speech Prosody
- Pitch Perception across the Lifespan
- Linguistic Variation and Change
- Korean Linguistics
- British Association of Academic Phoneticians Member
- Association for Laboratory Phonology Member
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- Research Unit for Speech and Language
- Unit 26 of Assessment, Modern Languages and Linguistics
- Centre for Digital Education, Culture and Society
- The phonetic realisations & communicative functions of epenthetic consonants in Korean, funded by the Academy of Korean Studies
- Rhythmic grouping of tone sequences with native speakers of English, Korean and Greek with Amalia Arvaniti (University of Kent), funded by the Academy of Korean Studies
- Acoustic studies on sound change in Korean fricatives with Charles Chang (Boston University)
- Pitch perception in linguistic and non-linguistic context with Francis Nolan (University of Cambridge) and Antje Heinrich (University of Manchester), funded by the British Academy/Leverhulme Trust
- Project title: The 28th Japanese/Korean Linguistics Conference
- The Academy of Korean Studies, February 2020 – January 2021
- Conference and Workshop Grants £10,950 ($15,000) to Hae-Sung Jeon (Project Director), Grant number AKS-2020-C02
- Project title: The 28th Japanese/Korean Linguistics Conference
- The Great Britain Sasakawa Foundation, UK, January – December 2020
- Project Director, £3,600, Grant number 5773
- Project title: Catching the high and the low: effects of stimulus characteristics and ageing on pitch discrimination The British Academy/Leverhulme Trust, UK, December 2019 – November 2021
- Small Research Grants £9,030 to Hae-Sung Jeon (Principal Investigator) and Antje Heinrich (Co-investigator, University of Manchester, UK), Grant Number SRG19\190109
- Project title: The Phonetic Realization and Communicative Functions of Epenthetic Consonants in Korean
- Academy of Korean Studies, South Korea, May 2017 – July 2018
- Competitive Research Grant $9,884 (£7,594) as Project Director, Grant Number AKS-2017-R18
- Project title: An Experimental Investigation of Prominence and Rhythm in Korean
- Academy of Korean Studies, South Korea, June 2014 –May 2016
- Competitive Research Grant, $20,000 (£11,930) as Project Director to Amalia Arvaniti (Project Director, University of Kent) and Hae-Sung Jeon (Co-Researcher), Grant Number AKS-2014-R-13
- Project title: Prosodic Marking of Emphasis and Phrases in Seoul Korean Speech
- Academy of Korean Studies, South Korea, June 2012 –May 2013
- Competitive Research Grant, $10,000 (£8,125), to Francis Nolan (Project Director) and Hae-Sung Jeon (Research Associate)
- Department of Theoretical and Applied Linguistics, University of Cambridge, Grant Number AKS-2012-R-56
- Chair of the 28th Japanese/Korean Linguistics Conference, 2020
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