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Peng Li

@PengGuillemLi

PhD in Linguistics. Junior Researcher @clul_ulisboa | Second language acquisition| phonetics | bilingualism | multimodality

Lisbon, Portugal Katılım Eylül 2017
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Peng Li@PengGuillemLi·
Check out our new paper on the generalization effects of hand gestures in L2 pronunciation. In collab. with @xiaotong_xi and Sichang Gao. We replicated the positive effects from our previous lab studies. journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/00…
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BCBL@bcbl_·
🔛 We are hiring! At BCBL we have new positions available to work with us, all funded by @lanbideejgv #Ikerlan fellowship. 💻 Junior Systems Engineer 🧠 2 Research Assistants Would you like to know more? 🔗 bcbl.eu/en/join-us/job…
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BCBL@bcbl_·
🔛 ¡Únete a nuestro equipo! Disponemos de nuevas vacantes para trabajar en BCBL, todas financiadas por @lanbideejgv a través de las ayudas #Ikerlan. 💻 Ingeniero/a de Sistemas Júnior 🧠 2 Asistentes de Investigación ¿Quieres saber más? 🔗 bcbl.eu/es/unete-a-nos…
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Silvia Yang@Silvia_Yang_·
Presented a poster at @EuroSLA on Rewiring Auditory Ability for Language Learning with my supervisors Clara Martin, @PengGuillemLi and @Antje_Stoehr in Tromsø, Norway. Really enjoyed the conference and the Nordic air! Thank you #EuroSLA34! ❄️🐳🌅
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Peng Li@PengGuillemLi·
So happy to share our research "Mandarin speakers' development of L2 Spanish lexical stress perception and production in a one-year study abroad program", collaborated with Clara Martin and @xiaotong_xi at @pape2025 #pape2025
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Silvia Yang@Silvia_Yang_·
Oral presentation at #NewSounds2025 in Toronto, Canada: The role of domain-general auditory ability in foreign language learning with co-authors @PengGuillemLi, Clara Martin and @Antje_Stoehr. I was so honored to meet @KazuyaSLA and other esteemed researchers of the field! ☺️
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Peng Li@PengGuillemLi·
Appologies are not enough!
Yihua Zhang@zyh2022

🚨 Call to Action: Demand Accountability and Request Refunds from NeurIPS! 🚨 🛑 To @NeurIPSConf: If you don't show your attitude, we will show ours! 🛑 We demand: 1️⃣ A full public apology from NeurIPS and the keynote speaker. 2️⃣ Refunds for all affected attendees. ❗️ Let’s make our voices heard! ❗ 📧 Email your complaint (you can use the following template) to NeurIPShotline@gmail.com and retweet this post to spread the word. Together, we can fight for accountability and inclusivity in academia. #NeurIPS2024 #AccountabilityNow #AcademicIntegrity #StopRacismInAcademia At @NeurIPSConf, the keynote speech featured discriminatory remarks targeting Chinese researchers. This act of blatant racial bias has deeply hurt the academic community. NeurIPS’ response, referring to it as mere "cultural generalization," falls far short of what is expected. ------> Complaint Email Template <----- Subject: Formal Request for Refund and Public Apology Regarding Racist Remarks at NeurIPS 2024 Keynote Speech Dear NeurIPS Organizing Committee, I am writing to formally express my profound disappointment and outrage regarding the openly discriminatory and racially charged remarks made during the keynote speech at NeurIPS 2024. The incident in question is not merely a "cultural generalization," as described in your statement, but an explicit act of racial bias that has caused significant harm to the dignity and reputation of Chinese researchers and the broader academic community. NeurIPS, as the organizer of this event, bears direct responsibility for this incident. The keynote speaker was invited by NeurIPS, making this incident a failure of due diligence and a breach of your own commitment to fostering an inclusive, safe, and respectful environment. This is a clear violation of NeurIPS' Code of Conduct and undermines the trust that the global research community has placed in your organization. As a participant who paid a significant registration fee to attend NeurIPS under the expectation of a professional and inclusive environment, I demand the following actions: 1. A full refund of my registration fee, as the conference has failed to uphold its stated standards of inclusivity and professionalism. 2. A formal, public apology from both NeurIPS and the keynote speaker, acknowledging the harm caused by this incident and committing to actionable measures to prevent similar occurrences in the future. If these demands are not met, we reserve the right to take further actions, including but not limited to: 1. Boycotting future NeurIPS events, urging other members of the academic community to do the same. 2. Filing a formal complaint to relevant authorities in Vancouver, where NeurIPS 2024 is hosted, to highlight the discriminatory nature of this incident and its potential legal and ethical violations. 3. Raising awareness across major academic and social media platforms to ensure accountability and transparency regarding this issue. This incident has cast a long shadow over NeurIPS' reputation as a global leader in AI research. Failure to address this issue adequately will only deepen the harm done to the trust and inclusivity of the academic community. I urge NeurIPS to take immediate and decisive action to rectify this situation. Sincerely, [Your Full Name] [Your Contact Information]

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Peng Li@PengGuillemLi·
@MIT It's time to take actions against the racist speech.
Anna Goldie@annadgoldie

As an @MIT alum, I am appalled to see these comments maligning the integrity of an entire nation of people. This is both factually and ethically wrong. Please know that these comments do not reflect the views of the MIT community, who stand with you.

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Danfei Xu@danfei_xu·
The past decade has seen a troubling decline in Western perceptions of people of Chinese origin, largely fueled by political narratives and biases. For Chinese scholars and students in the US, this has created a constant sense of alienation. Academia has long served as a refuge where international collaboration and unbiased scientific exchange could flourish. This makes the recent incident at #NeurIPS2024 particularly disturbing - when a high-profile MIT professor displays such overt bias in a keynote presentation, it signals that even our academic sanctuary isn't immune. While I'm heartened by the strong response from Chinese scholars condemning this stereotyping, we need broader support. For academia to remain truly inclusive, we need the entire scientific community to stand up against prejudice and stereotyping, regardless of who it targets.
Jiao Sun@sunjiao123sun_

Mitigating racial bias from LLMs is a lot easier than removing it from humans! Can’t believe this happened at the best AI conference @NeurIPSConf We have ethical reviews for authors, but missed it for invited speakers? 😡

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Peng Li@PengGuillemLi·
@NeurIPSConf You don't even want to spell out the name and the affiliation of the "keynote speaker". You don't even want to explain what the "keynote speaker" said. What makes you so "implicit"?
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NeurIPS Conference@NeurIPSConf·
NeurIPS acknowledges that the cultural generalization made by the keynote speaker today reinforces implicit biases by making generalisations about Chinese scholars. This is not what NeurIPS stands for. NeurIPS is dedicated to being a safe space for all of us. We want to address the comment made during the invited talk this afternoon, as it is something that NeurIPS does not condone and it doesn't align with our code of conduct. We are addressing this issue with the speaker directly. NeurIPS is dedicated to being a diverse and inclusive place where everyone is treated equally.
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Silvia Yang
Silvia Yang@Silvia_Yang_·
Poster presentation at #EuroSLA33. The role of domain-general auditory processing in L2 speech with my supervisors Peng Li, Clara Martin and Antje Stoehr. Thank you @EuroSLA for such an amazing conference! ps-I won a free book on L1-L2 Relationships by Richard Sparks!
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Speech and Bilingualism BCBL@SpeechB_Bcbl·
And Peng Li (@PengGuillemLi) also presented a poster alongside Lu Xing, titled "Exploring the role of personality traits in the imitation abilities of non-native speech in familiar and unfamiliar languages"! #SpeechProsody2024
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