Bernard Bel is a computer scientist currently working at LPL, a speech research laboratory of CNRS (France). Between 1994 an 1998, he was deputed to Centre de Sciences Humaines (CSH, New Delhi) to carry on projects in musicology and social-cultural anthropology. In this context, he set up a collaboration with the Centre for Cooperative Research in Human Sciences (CCRSS, Pune) working on the dynamics of communication in rural India. Together with the late Guy Poitevin, he brought together scholars and social workers for workshops, three international conferences and a 3-volume publication on the theme “Culture, communication and power” (Sage Publications). Later on, he joined Laboratoire Parole et Langage (LPL) and created the Speech Prosody Special Interest Group (SproSIG) under the banner of the International Speech Communication Association (ISCA). After 2006 he was in charge of the implementation of the Speech & Language Data Repository, a service dedicated to the long-term preservation and sharing of oral and linguistic digital resources.
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