• Auditory links of the Darmstadt Auditory Research Group
• Auditory Page at Wisconsin University.
• The AUDITORY page maintained by Dan Ellis.
• WWW Information for Speech/Acoustics Research a very complete page maintained by the Shikano lab at the Nara Institute of Science and Technology.
• NTT's Auditory Web page.
• American Academy of Audiology.
• Acoustics page.
• Psychology links at Cambridge MRC-CBU.
• Yahoo's Speech Generation and Speech Recognition pages.
• The comp.speech.FAQ WWW site: net wisdom on speech, pointers to software, databases, etc..
• The Audio perception FAQ (loudness, bark scale, masking).

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• ARO - Association for research in Otolaryngology.
• The ASA (Acoustical Society of America) home page.

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• Auditory Perception Group at Cambridge (Brian Moore).
• Hearing Science Research Group at NTT Basic Research Labs.
• Michigan State Acoustics/Psychoacoustics (Bill Hartmann).
• Institute of communication acoustics, Bochum (Jens Blauert).
• Parmly Hearing Institute (Bill Yost).
• MIT Machine Listening Group (Barry Vercoe).
• Auditory Physiology and Sensory communications groups at the Research Laboratory of Electronics, MIT.
• Stanford's CCRMA
• UCSC's Psychology list (beware: full of icons that take forever to download).
• The Speech Index list at UCSC.
• Speech and Hearing Research Group at the University of Sheffield.
• University College London Hearing and Speech Perception.
• Essex Hearing Research Laboratory (Ray Meddis).
• Keele Communication and Neurosciences (Edward Evans, Bill Ainsworth).
• The Neuroscience page at the McDonnell-Pew Centre for Cognitive Neuroscience in Oxford.
• Hearing Research at the University of Sussex (Chris Darwin).
• The MRC-CBU in Cambridge (Bob Carlyon).
• The Centre for the neural basis of hearing at Cambridge (Roy Patterson).
• Auditory research lab at UCB (Erv Hafter).
• McGill's Auditory Research Laboratory (Al Bregman)
• Paris Smaragdis's BSS and ICA page.

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• Peter Assmann at University of Texas in Dallas.
• John Culling at Cardiff University.
• Dan Ellis at ICSI.
• Hideki Kawahara's's home page at Wakayama University. Check out the STRAIGHT analysis/synthesis system.
• Malcolm Slaney. The CCRMA Hearing seminar
• Greg Sandell at Parmly.
• Michael Kubovy at University of Virginia.
• Bill Hartmann
• DeLian Wang's home page (oscillatory correlation).
• Chris Darwin.
• Ray Meddis.
• Tony Robinson, of shorten (among other things) fame.
• Guy Brown (Sheffield).
• Martin Cooke (Sheffield).
• Christian Kaernbach (Leipzig).