Deep in thought

Jonah Katz

Mellon Postdoctoral Fellow
Visiting Assistant Professor
UC Berkeley Linguistics
katzlinguist@gmail.com

I teach phonetics and phonology in the Berkeley linguistics department. My research interests include phonetics, phonology, the interface between the two, prosody and the syntax-phonology interface, and the structural analysis and cognition of music.

I received my PhD in phonetics and phonology from MIT in 2010. My dissertation (PDF, 7 M) examines the interaction of articulatory and perceptual goals in the organization of speech timing and its interaction with systems of phonological contrast.

Here is my CV (PDF, 61 k, updated 10/2012).

Here are some papers: