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Organisation profile: Centre for Speech Technology Research

[ ID = 0941 ] Centre for Speech Technology Research 
Organisation nameCentre for Speech Technology Research 
Short name or acronymCentre for Speech Technology Research 
Organisation typeCenter 
Activity typeSpeech technology 
Address 80 South Bridge 
Postal Code EH1 1HN 
City Edinburgh 
Country United Kingdom 
Phone + +44 131 650 2804
Fax + +44 131 650 6351
Email  
Organisation URL http://www.cstr.ed.ac.uk 
LogoDescription
CSTR is a multidisciplinary research group that undertakes
application-oriented speech research. Its main work is in the areas of
speech synthesis and speech recognition. Its goals are both to do
original research which can be published in the open literature, and
to see the results of its work embodied in technologies that are of
benefit to users. It is interested in collaborating with outside
academic or industrial partners in pursuit of either or both of these
goals.
  Contact
Name Paul Taylor 
FunctionDirector 
Department 
EmailPaul.Taylor_(on)_ed.ac.uk 
Phone+ +44 131 650 2793
Fax+ +44 131 650 6351
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