Niagara Falls, Ontario
Five lab members presented posters at the LOVE Conference in Niagara Falls: Fiona Manning, Annilee Baron, Kimberly Germann, Anna Siminoski, and Aimee Battcock discussed new findings on a variety of topics, ranging from movement and emotion to timing to sound shapes.
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Fiona Manning
Annilee Baron
Kimberly Germann
Anna Siminoski
Aimee Battcock
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