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The STEPP LAB for Sensorimotor Rehabilitation Engineering studies typical & disordered speech & voice

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We exploit multimodal sensory feedback and virtual reality to develop novel neuroprostheses, assistive technology, and solutions for sensorimotor rehabilitation. The Lab is part of the Speech, Language, & Hearing Sciences Department at Boston University.

10/16/2025

Come see undergraduate student Sofia Marzullo’s presentation on her Summer 2025 research with the Stepp Lab tomorrow (10/17) at UROP’s Undergraduate Research Symposium! The symposium is being held in the GSU Metcalf Ballroom from 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM, and Sofia will be presenting from 10:00 AM - 10:45 AM at Poster 28. We’ll see you there! 🔎🗣️🧠

Congratulations on all of your hard work, Sofia, and thank you for everything you contribute to the Stepp Lab! 💚💜

10/01/2025

Happy October! Take a look back at the highlights from our Stepp Lab September Newsletter!🍂📚

If you’re interested in seeing these updates and more in full, check out the September edition of our newsletter at the link in our bio — and make sure to subscribe while you’re there! 💌

08/29/2025

Happy back-to-school season! Enjoy some quick highlights from our August Stepp Lab Newsletter as you get settled into the semester 🍎📚

If you’re interested in seeing these updates and more in full, check out the August edition of our newsletter at the link in our bio — and make sure to subscribe while you’re there! 💌

08/04/2025

It may be August now… but enjoy some quick highlights from our July Stepp Lab Newsletter 🌼⭐️!

If you’re interested in seeing these updates and more in full, check out the July edition of our newsletter at the link in our bio — and make sure to subscribe while you’re there! 💌 (the August newsletter comes out tomorrow, so stay tuned!)

06/30/2025

To close out our busy June over here in the Stepp Lab, enjoy some highlights from our June newsletter! 🌈☀️

If you’re interested in seeing these updates and more in full, check out the June edition of our newsletter at the link in our bio — and make sure to subscribe while you’re there! 💌 (The July edition comes out tomorrow 😉)

06/16/2025

Boston Speech Motor Control Symposium 2025! 🧠🗣️Thank you so much to everyone who attended, presented, supported from afar, and more! 💚💜

05/13/2025

Enjoy some quick highlights from our May Stepp Lab Newsletter 🌸🪻🌼!

If you’re interested in seeing these updates and more in full, check out the May edition of our newsletter at the link in our bio — and make sure to subscribe while you’re there! 💌

04/23/2025

Enjoy some quick highlights from our April Stepp Lab Newsletter 🌸!

If you’re interested in seeing these updates and more in full, check out the April edition of our newsletter at the link in our bio — and make sure to subscribe while you’re there! 💌

04/16/2025

Happy World Voice Day from the Stepp Lab! Sing a song, check in with your voice, or introduce someone to voice science today! 🗣️📢🎶

04/14/2025

Introducing Dr. Dahl! Kim successfully defended her dissertation earlier today and earned her Ph.D. in speech, language, and hearing sciences 🎉 Kim — HUGE congratulations to you! We’re so proud of everything you’ve achieved and the kind, smart, and fun person that you are. Emerson is so lucky to have you! 💙✨

04/10/2025

MS-SLP student Jordan Kimmel will be defending their master’s thesis next Thursday, April 17th, at 8:30 AM! Jordan’s thesis is titled “Measures of Supraglottic Constriction: Comparisons Between Visual-Perceptual and Quantitative Measures in Trans and Gender Nonconforming Individuals Taking Testosterone” (swipe for abstract). Join in-person in Room 233 at 111 Cummington Mall or virtually on Zoom (Zoom link upon request). Congratulations, Jordan! 💜🗣

04/08/2025

MS-SLP student Eva Yeh will be defending her master’s thesis next Tuesday, April 15th, at 12:15 PM EST! Eva’s thesis is titled “The Effects of Lexical Stress, Lexical Type, and Voicing Context on Symptom Expression in Individuals with Adductor Laryngeal Dystonia” (swipe for abstract). Join us in-person in Room 233 at 111 Cummington Mall or virtually on Zoom (Zoom link upon request). Congratulations, Eva! 💚🗣

Address

111 Cummington Mall
Boston, MA
02215

Website

https://sites.bu.edu/stepplab/volunteer/, https://linktr.ee/stepplabbu

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