Rasmus Puggaard-Rode

Dr. Rasmus Puggaard-Rode is a Researcher at the Spoken Language Processing Group within the Institute of Phonetics and Speech Processing (IPS) at Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich. His work focuses on phonetics, speech processing, and linguistic analysis, with a particular emphasis on Danish dialects, articulatory phonetics, and cross-linguistic studies. He employs advanced methodologies like electromagnetic articulography and functional data analysis to investigate phonological and phonetic phenomena.

Research interests include sound change dynamics, prosodic patterns in Australian languages, and the interplay between phonetic detail and phonological systems. His recent articles explore topics such as stop consonant articulation, vowel duration in indigenous languages, and the development of computational tools for speech analysis. He has contributed to projects like the DanTIN initiative, advancing the study of Danish talk-in-interaction.

His publications span phonetic education, language acquisition, and the application of statistical methods to speech data. While no awards or grants are listed, his extensive body of work demonstrates significant contributions to experimental phonetics and theoretical linguistics.