Voice recognition processes are fundamental to human social interaction, enabling us to rapidly identify a speaker and participate in discourse with other people. While previously a common assumption was that we recognise speakers on the basis of static features in their voice, Professor Volker Dellwo and his colleagues in an SNSF-funded project are now exploring a different hypothesis.
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