Two years later, she went to Boston University as a faculty member in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, and she joined the University of Washington Electrical Engineering faculty in 1999. Her early work was in speech coding, but most of her research has been in the areas of continuous speech recognition and speech synthesis, including acoustic and language modeling as well as computational modeling of prosody. More recently, she has become interested in problems in language processing. She has published over 100 papers on various problems in speech and language processing. Dr. Ostendorf has served on the Speech Processing and the DSP Education Committees of the IEEE Signal Processing Society and numerous workshop committees.
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