PhD Student
Phonetics
Tel. +43 51581-2544
Email: jan.luttenberger(at)oeaw.ac.at
Academic background
Jan Luttenberger studied Applied Linguistics at the University of Vienna. He wrote his master's thesis on the reception and popular cultural appropriation of computer games in online forums, entitled "From game to story. User generated computer game based text genres as part of popular culture ".
Current research
Since October 2017, Jan Luttenberger works at the Institute for Acoustic Research in the research group Phonetics. In the SFB project "German in Austria" he examines the basic dialect in Lower Austria, Styria and Burgenland.
Projects
Publications
Publications
- Moser A.-M.; Vergeiner P.C.; Weihs N.; Luttenberger J. (2022) Das »Hianzische« aus empirischer Sicht. Zu Sprachvariation und -wandel im Burgenland. Wiener Linguistische Gazette (WLG), Bd. 91, S. 68-93.
- Rausch-Supola M.; Moosmüller S.; Leykum H.; Schmid C.; Luttenberger J. (2022) Die Ausbreitung des Wiener velarisierten Laterals: ein Vergleich Wien - Neunkirchen. In: Akustische Phonetik und ihre multidisziplinären Aspekte.. Verlag der Österreichischen Akademie der Wissenschaften, Wien S. 113-136.
- Luttenberger J.; Weihs N.; Pucher M. (2021) L-Velarization in Austrian German dialect. Proceedings of the NWAV49. Austin.
- Pucher M.; Klingler N.; Luttenberger J.; Spreafico L. (2020) Accuracy, recording interference, and articulatory quality of headsets for ultrasound recordings. Speech Communication, Bd. 123, S. 83-97.
- Luttenberger J.; Fanta-Jende J. (2020) "Viennese" Monophthongs: present - marked - given? On Intra-individual Variation of the Realization of /ae/ and /ao/ Diphthongs in Standard German Pronunciation in rural Austria. Proceedings of the Phonetics and Speech Technology Workshop (ÖLT2018). S. 45-58.
- Lozo C.; Luttenberger J.; Pucher M. (2019) The thought collective behind thirty years of progress in speech synthesis. 3rd Workshop of History of Speech Communication Research.
- Noll A.; Stuefer J.; Klingler N.; Leykum H.; Lozo C.; Luttenberger J.; et al. (2019) Sound Tools eXtended (STx) 5.0 – a powerful sound analysis tool optimized for speech. Proceedings Interspeech 2019. Graz S. 2370-2371.
- Luttenberger J. (2017) Vom Spiel zur Story. Usergenerierte computerspielbasierte Textgenres als Teil der Populärkultur. . Universität Wien, Institut für Sprachwissenschaft, .