Uriel Cohen Priva had two presentations at LabPhon 2024 satellite workshops. In a workshop on Corpus Phonetics he advertised the XPF Corpus, an NSF-funded project Brown Linguistics graduate and undergraduate students helped create a few years ago. In a workshop on phonetic imitation he presented work with a former Brown Visiting Assistant Professor, Chelsea Sanker, which shows that phonetic co-variation (doing the same thing when talking) and phonetic convergence (moving toward each other's underlying performance) do not pattern the same way, at least when vowel targets are concerned.