Publications

Illustration of the IPA: Saliba-Logea

A phonetic description of Saliba-Logea, an Oceanic language spoken in Papua New Guinea. Published in the Journal of the International Phonetic Association, December 2025.
John Hajek, Angelo Dian, Casey Ford, Mary Stevens, Anna Margetts
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Red Teaming Multimodal Language Models: Evaluating Harm Across Prompt Modalities and Models

Evaluation of harmlessness of four leading Multimodal LLMs. Preprint. September 2025.
Madison Van Doren, Casey Ford, Ph.D
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Spectral features of voiceless fricatives produced by Australian English-speaking children

An examination of some spectral features of voiceless fricatives produced by Australian English-speaking children. Poster presented at ICPhS, Melbourne. August 2019.
Casey Ford, Ph.D, Marija Tabain
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Gender differences in the spectral characteristics of voiceless sibilants produced by Australian English-speaking children

An examination of some spectral features of voiceless sibilants produced by Australian English-speaking children. Presented at SST2018, Coogee. December 2018.
Casey Ford, Ph.D, Marija Tabain, Gerry Docherty
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Patterns of gender variation in the speech of primary school-aged children in Australian English: the case of /p t k/

Preliminary results on Australian English-speaking children’s variation of voiceless plosives /p t k/. Presented at SST2016, Parramatta. December 2016.
Casey Ford, Ph.D, Marija Tabain, Gerry Docherty
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Stress-meter alignment in American hip hop

A study of the relationship between linguistic stress and musical meter in the rapping of six American hip hop artists. Presented at SST2014, Christchurch, New Zealand. December 2014.
Casey Ford, Ph.D, Marija Tabain, Ingrid Sykes
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