SLHlab The Speech, Language and Hearing Laboratory (SLHlab) main focus is to inform and influence evidence based clinical practice. T.

The Speech, Language and Hearing Laboratory (SLHlab) main focus is to inform and influence evidence based clinical practice, and to expand the knowledge base on speech production and perception through instrumental investigations. Further, to build new evidence base on the effectiveness and efficiency of different intervention approaches. One of our primary objectives is to development of health assessment tools, to be used on a regular basis by health professionals and for clinical training of students. Current interest include: Voicing in Speech Production and Perception; Novel interventions for children with speech sound disorders; Assessment tools to evaluate fluency disorders. Research Areas: Speech and Language Therapy; Speech Production; Speech Perception
Group Leader: Luis M. Jesus received his first degree in 1996 from the University of Aveiro, the M.Sc. degree in electronics in 1997 from the University of East Anglia, Norwich, UK, and the Ph.D. degree in electronics in 2001 from the University of Southampton, UK. Since 2001, he has been lecturing at the ESSUA, and has been a member of IEETA, University de Aveiro.

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Just published online ahead of print: Magalhães, A., L. Jesus, P. Couto, and M. Matos (In Press). Adapting and Validatin...
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Just published online ahead of print: Magalhães, A., L. Jesus, P. Couto, and M. Matos (In Press). Adapting and Validating the Communicative Activities Checklist (COMACT) to Portuguese: A Preliminary Investigation with People with Aphasia. Folia Phoniatrica et Logopaedica. https://doi.org/10.1159/000550558 Karger Publishers

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Laboratório De Fala, Linguagem E Audição (SLHlab), Escola Superior De Saúde (ESSUA), Universidade De Aveiro, Campus Universitário De Santiago, Agras Do Crasto
Aveiro
3810-193

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