View into the Speech Lab
Recording booth
An EEG Participant doing a speaker recognition task
Preparing an EMA experiment
Focusing the eye tracker

Lab space and equipment

The LiRI lab for experimental research is equipped with a bundle of data acquisition units, mainly for use in phonetics, psycholinguistics and neurolinguistics. They are available to researchers and to external partners. If you are interested to use them, please contact Andrew Clark, the LiRI lab manager, by email: lab@linguistik.uzh.ch.

 

Further details about the rules and regulations for the lab use and the equipment can be found on our LiRI Wiki.

 

LiRI lab equipment

5 Recording booths that allow for visual contact between participants, equipped with high-quality acoustic recording equipment

   

3 Behavioral testing cubicles

   

2 Electroencephalogram (EEG) booths

   

2 EEG systems for use in the lab EEG booths

   

Electromagnetic Articulograph (EMA)

   

Electro Glottography (EGG), with or without laryngoscopy (including 4k frame-rate camera)

   

2 Ultrasound

   

Eye-tracking system EyeLink 1000 Plus

   

Functional near infrared spectroscopy (fNIRS)

   

Biosemi, Auditory Brainstem Response (ABR)

   

Physiological Monitoring System

   

Non-Invasive Blood Pressure Monitoring

   

Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS)

   

Capnograph

   

Anechoic cabin (to be acquired at a date to be announced, built in Forum UZH)

   
Portable devices available on loan (can be used outside of the lab)    

10 LENA Pro devices with recorders

   

2 EyeLink Portable Duo

   

Tobii Spectrum EyeTracker (from mid 2022)

   

Eye-tracking glasses: 2 Pupil invisible, 2 Tobii Pro

   

3 EEG systems

   

tDCS

   

RespTrack

   

OptiTrack

   

8 High resolution video cameras with equipment

   

5 Fieldwork cameras

   

Licenses

   

LENA licenses

   

Tobii Pro lab licenses

   

ePrime

   

Gorilla Experiment Builder