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Welcome to Interspeech 2025​​​​​​​​​​​​​!​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

It is with great pleasure that we invite you to the 26th edition of the Interspeech Conference, to be held August 17-21, 2025, in Rotterdam, The Netherlands.

The theme of Interspeech 2025 is "Fair and Inclusive Speech Science and Technology", and aims to celebrate and incorporate the vast speech diversity both within and between individuals, as well as within and between languages. This theme emphasizes diversity as a source of richness and information, contributing to the development of fairer, more robust, and personalized speech technology applications and more accurate theories of human speech processing. By embracing this diversity, we can create theories and technologies that are inclusive of everyone, ensuring that speech science and technology benefit all individuals and communities.

We look forward to welcoming you to Rotterdam for a conference filled with insightful discussions, innovative research, and opportunities to advance the fields of speech science and technology and make it fairer, more inclusive, and more equitable.

Interspeech 2025 will delve into four specific strands, each addressing critical aspects of speech science and technology that foster inclusivity and fairness. These strands are:

  1. Factors Arising from the Individual in Human Speech Processing

    • Exploration of individual differences in speech processing.

    • Understanding how personal factors influence speech perception and production.

    • Development of personalized speech technology applications.

  2. Under-Researched Languages, Dialects, and Accents

    • Focus on linguistic diversity and the inclusion of under-researched languages and dialects.

    • Efforts to develop speech technologies that accommodate a wide range of accents.

    • Promotion of research that highlights the richness of global linguistic diversity.

  1. Inclusive Technology for Atypical Speech Communication

    • Development of multi-modal and adaptive systems for atypical speech communication.

    • Creation of technologies that assist individuals with speech impairments.

    • Emphasis on inclusivity in speech technology to support all communication needs.

  2. Ethical Considerations about Fairness, Inclusion, and Democratization of Speech Technologies

    • Examination of ethical issues related to speech technology development and deployment.

    • Discussion on ensuring fairness and inclusion in speech technology.

    • Strategies for democratizing access to speech technology to benefit all societal segments.

By addressing these strands, Interspeech 2025 aims to advance speech science and technology in a manner that is equitable, inclusive, and respectful of individual and linguistic diversity.

Keynote Speakers

Prof. Dr. Roger K. Moore

ISCA Medalist 2025, Head of Speech & Hearing Research Group (SpandH), University of Sheffield

Prof. Dr. Alexander Waibel

Director of InterACT, Carnegie Mellon University & Karlsruhe Institute for Technology (KIT)

Prof. Dr. Carol Espy-Wilson

Electrical & Computer Engineering Department, Institute for Systems Research, University of Maryland College Park

Dr. Judith Holler

Donders Centre for Brain, Cognition and Behaviour, Radboud University & Max Planck Institute for Psycholinguistics

Please visit the "Keynotes" page under "Programme" for more information about the speakers' talks

Platinum Sponsor

Diamond Sponsor

Silver sponsors

"10K Impact Package" Sponsor

Important Deadlines

  • Standard Registration Fee Period - 18 June - 20 July

  • Notification of Travel Grant Admission - 30 June

Latest Website News

  • 17 June '25 - EARLY BIRD PERIOD EXTENDED (end of today, June 17th) + Satellite Events Fees published (under "Registration" -> "Registration & Payment")

  • 11 June '25 - All Keynote Speakers' info published

  • 28 May '25 - Preliminary Programme published (under "Programme at a Glance" and "Programme Overview")

  • 27 May '25 - Travel Grants information published + Doctoral Consortium submission info updated

  • 21 May '25 - Registration fees updated