The domain of accentual lengthening in Scottish English. - Alice Turk; Laurence White (EUROSPEECH, 1997)

Artificial Agents - Personhood in Law and Philosophy. - Samir Chopra; Laurence White (ECAI, 2004)

Attribution of Knowledge to Artificial Agents and their Principals. - Samir Chopra; Laurence White (IJCAI, 2005)

Privacy and Artificial Agents, or, Is Google Reading My Email? - Samir Chopra; Laurence White (IJCAI, 2007)

Calibrating rhythm: First language and second language studies. - Laurence White; Sven L. Mattys (J. Phonetics, 2007)

Structural and dialectal effects on pitch peak alignment in two varieties of British English. - D. Robert Ladd; Astrid Schepman; Laurence White; Louise May Quarmby; Rebekah Stackhouse (J. Phonetics, 2009)

English words on the Procrustean bed: Polysyllabic shortening reconsidered. - Laurence White; Alice Turk (J. Phonetics, 2010)

Communicative function and prosodic form in speech timing. - Laurence White (Speech Commun., 2014)

What do we expect spontaneous speech to sound like? - Rosanna Morris Haynes; Laurence White; Sven L. Mattys (ICPhS, 2015)

Investing in accents: How does experience mediate trust attributions to different voices? - Ilaria Torre 002; Jeremy Goslin; Laurence White (ICPhS, 2015)

Trust in artificial voices: A "congruency effect" of first impressions and behavioural experience. - Ilaria Torre 002; Jeremy Goslin; Laurence White; Debora Zanatto (APAScience, 2018)

If your device could smile: People trust happy-sounding artificial agents more. - Ilaria Torre 002; Jeremy Goslin; Laurence White (Comput. Hum. Behav., 2020)

Are initial-consonant lengthening and final-vowel lengthening both universal word segmentation cues? - Laurence White; Silvia Benavides-Varela; Katalin Mády (J. Phonetics, 2020)