Laboratory Phonology is an academic journal dedicated to the study of phonology and phonetics. It provides a common platform for researchers to explore problems in spoken and sign language phonology through interdisciplinary academic exchanges. This journal is characterized by its inclusiveness, which covers not only the various branches of linguistics such as phonology, phonetics, syntax, morphology, semantics, and pragmatics, but also other subject areas closely related to the study of phonology.

The interdisciplinary nature of the journal means that it encourages scholars from the fields of psychology, speech and hearing sciences, communication sciences, computer science, electrical and computer engineering to participate in the study of phonology. This interdisciplinary collaboration helps to explore phonological issues from different perspectives and promotes a more comprehensive understanding of phonological structures and phonological phenomena in languages.