Takayuki Nagamine

I am a Postdoctoral Research Fellow in Speech, Hearing and Phonetic Sciences (SHaPS), University College London for the Leverhulme-funded project “Speech production processes in resolving articulatory variation”.

I have completed a PhD research at the Department of Linguistics and English Language, Lancaster University. I investigated acoustic/articulatory dynamics of L2 English liquids produced by L1 Japanese speakers using ultrasound tongue imaging and quantitative data analysis methods. My PhD project was funded by Japan Student Services Organisation (JASSO) and The Murata Science Foundation.

My CV can be downloaded here (last updated: 01 November 2024).

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Articulatory Phonetics

Ultrasound Tongue Imaging

Second Language Acquisition

Quantitative Analysis

Speech production processes in resolving articulatory variation

Dynamics in L2 speech: L1 Japanese speakers’ production of English liquids

PhD supervisors: Professor Claire Nance and Dr Sam Kirkham (Lancaster University)

U-DNR: Articulatory characterisation of Japanese liquids using ultrasound

Co-researcher: Dr Maho Morimoto (Chuo University/Sophia University)

2020 - 2024 PhD in Linguistics, Lancaster University, UK.

2015 - 2016 Master of Arts in Linguistics (with Merit), University College London, UK.

Dissertation supervisor: Dr Bronwen Evans

2010 - 2015 Bachelor of Arts in Education Studies, Aichi University of Education, Japan.

Thesis supervisor: Professor Yasuhiro Fujiwara (Now at Meijo University, Japan)

Japanese (Native), English (Fluent, CEFR: C1), German (Beginner, CEFR: A2)

R / R Studio, Praat, Gorilla, Microsoft Office, LaTeX, Moodle

Ultrasound tongue imaging (Articulate Assistant Advanced), Acoustic analysis, Statistical analysis

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