Takayuki Nagamine

I am Research Assistant (to be 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 am also completing my PhD research in the Department of Linguistics and English Language, Lancaster University (funded by Japan Student Services Organisation (JASSO) and The Murata Science Foundation). I investigate acoustic/articulatory dynamics of L2 English liquids produced by L1 Japanese speakers using ultrasound tongue imaging and quantitative data analysis methods.

My CV can be downloaded here (last updated: 11 September 2024).

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Articulatory Phonetics

Ultrasound Tongue Imaging

Second Language Acquisition

Quantitative Analysis

Speech production processes in resolving articulatory variation (Postdoc project, 2024–present)

Dynamics in L2 speech: L1 Japanese speakers’ production of English liquids (PhD project, 2020–present)

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

U-DNR: Articulatory characterisation of Japanese liquids using ultrasound (2023–present)

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

2020 - Present PhD Candidate 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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