11:00The role of speech tempo in turn taking in children’s conversationsAgnes Hamori*; Judit Bóna
11:20The relationships between speech rate, disfluencies and reduction phenomenaEmanuela Gallo*; Loredana Schettino; Giuseppe Magistro
11:40Prosodic Prototypes of Filler Particles across Three LanguagesMarlene Böttcher*; Constantijn Kaland
12:00The Impact of Speaking Task on Disfluency Distribution in French: Reading Aloud, Picture Description, and Spontaneous SpeechLaudy Arida; Ivana Didirková*
12:20Exploratory Study of Filled Pauses in Ukrainian Broadcast News SpeechAnna Havras*; Carlos Mendes; Helena Moniz; Gueorgui Hristovsky; João Miranda
12:40Segment Lengthening across Inter-pausal Units: Insights from Romanian Monologue SpeechOana Niculescu*; Monica Vasileanu
13:00 – 14:30Lunch (included in the registration fee)
14:30Multimodal Self- and Other-Initiated Repairs in L2 Peer InteractionsLoulou Kosmala*
14:50Measuring L2 Speech Fluency Based on Syntactic Distribution of PausesSylvain Coulange*; Nivja H. de Jong
15:10Studies on Prosody and Informational Structure in the Categorization of Disfluencies in Spontaneous SpeechÁtila Vital*; Bruno Rocha; Tommaso Raso
15:30Distinguishing Intentional from Unintentional Disfluencies in PsychotherapyMaayan Babkoff*; Simon Betz; Eshkol Rafaeli; Gideon Anholt
15:50The Effect of Cognitive Demand on L1 and L2 Speech FluencyLucia Mareková*; Štefan Beňuš
16:10On Variability in the Identification and Labelling of Disfluencies — Preliminary Results from 23 Annotations of the Same DataJürgen Trouvain*; Ludivine Crible; Malte Belz; Simon Betz; Štefan Beňuš; Lorraine Baqué; Marina Cantarutti; Jessica Di Napoli; Ivana Didirková; María Jésus Machuca; Lucia Mareková; Oana Niculescu; Pauliina Peltonen; Aurélie Pistono; Loredana Schettino; Vered Silber-Varod; Simon Williams
16:30 – 17:00Coffee Break
17:00 – 18:00
Round Table on “Diversity of Annotation of Speech Disfluencies” Organized by Malte Belz, Simon Betz, Ludivine Crible & Jürgen Trouvain
19:30Social Event (not included in the registration fee)
September 5, 2025
09:30 – 10:30Oral Session 3 – Health Applications
09:30Pauses, Reformulations and Inhibitory Control in Speakers with Non-specific Alzheimer’s DiseaseSimon Williams*
09:50Prolongations at the Intersection of Autism and Bilingualism: Evidence from Child NarrativesMarianna Beradze*; Natalia Meir
10:10The Effects of Spontaneous Speech on Disfluencies Assessment of Spanish Speakers with Down SyndromeDavid Fernández; Cesar Gonzalez*; Valentin Cardeñoso; David Escudero; Mario Corrales
10:30 – 11:00Coffee Break
11:00 – 13:00Oral Session 4 – Speech and Language Technologies
11:00Investigating Inclusivity of Whisper for Dysfluent SpeechEvelyn Starzew*; Suhita Ghosh; Valerie Krug
11:20Adapting Foundation Speech Recognition Models to Impaired Speech: A Semantic Re-chaining Approach for Personalization of German SpeechNiclas Pokel*; Roman Böhringer; Pehuén Moure; Yingqiang Gao
11:40Multimodal Disfluency Detection via Acoustic-Text Fusion: Comparing Intended and Verbatim ASR TranscriptsMarcelo Lopes Ferreira*; Alef Iury; Lucas Gris; Rodrigo Tanaka; Israel Filho; Fred Oliveira; Arlindo Galvão
12:00Euh… Why Do Interpreters Hesitate? An Information-Theoretic Perspective on Sentence-Initial Filler Particles in Simultaneous InterpretingChristina Pollkläsener*; Maria Kunilovskaya
12:20Evaluating Data-Efficient LLMs on a Benchmark of Disfluency Minimal PairsSheng-Fu Wang*; Laurent Prévot
12:40Smooth Operators: LLMs Translating Imperfect Hints into Disfluency-Rich TranscriptsDuygu ALTINOK*
13:00 – 14:30Lunch (included in the registration fee)
