Amalia Arvaniti is a Professor at the Centre for Language Studies and in the Department of Modern Languages and Cultures at Radboud University. Dr. Amalia Arvaniti is a phonetician and laboratory phonologist. She is interested in all types of phenomena in the study of speech, but her research focuses on prosody, particularly the production and perception of intonation and rhythm. She also has a secondary interest in the study of speech variation, especially in the contexts of diglossia and bilingualism. Her current research (2019-2024) focuses on intonation and seeks to provide an integrated phonological model that takes into consideration phonetics on the one hand and the pragmatics of intonation on the other. This research is supported by an ERC-funded grant titled SPRINT (ERC-ADG-835263). Additionally, she is working on documenting the phonetics and phonology of Greek post-diglossia, with a view to publishing a monograph on this topic titled "Sound Structures of Greek." This research has been funded by a Leverhulme Major Fellowship in the UK (2019-2020), and a Mohrmann grant at Radboud (2020-2022).