The digital history of phonetic science
Michael Ashby

Editing Kempelen's "Mechanismus der menschlichen Sprache": Experiences and findings
Fabian Brackhane, Richard Sproat, Jürgen Trouvain

Kempelen's speaking machine: experiences with replicas
Fabian Brackhane, Mária Gósy

The Sennheiser vocoder goes digital - on a German R&D project in the 1970s
Rüdiger Hoffmann, Gritta Gramm

Standard French vowel formants vs. characteristic tones of Rousselot: tuning forks technique reconsidered
Pavel A. Skrelin, Ulyana E. Kochetkova

Chiba and Kajiyama measured 3D configurations of the human vocal tract and made physical models based on the measurements
Takayuki Arai

Origins of source filter theory from Mersenne (1636) to Müller (1839)
Daniel Aalto

From visible speech to voiceprints - blessing and curse of sound spectrography
Angelika Braun

Music, notation and the representation of lexical tone
Murray Schellenberg

On the history of computational modelling and simulations in the phonetic sciences
Daniel Duran