Takayuki Nagamine
PhD studentResearch Overview
I am interested in a broad range of topics related to speech. In my PhD project, I investigate dynamic articulatory/acoustic properties in L1 Japanese speakers' production of English liquids using ultrasound tongue imaging.
Research Grants
My PhD research has been funded by the Graduate Scholarship for Degree Seeking Students by the Japan Student Services Organisation (JASSO; 2020-2023) and a research grant by the Murata Science Foundation (2022-2023).
Current Teaching
I teach on modules/classes related to Phonetics and Phonology.
- 2023/24
- LING327 (Advanced English Phonetics)
- LING221 (Sounds of the World's Languages)
- LING325 (Topics in Phonetic and Phonological Theory)
- 2022/23
- LING103 (Linguistics)
- LING221 (Sounds of the World's Languages)
- 2021/22
- LING223 (English Phonetics)
My Role
I have undertaken the following roles within Lancaster:
- English for Academic Purposes (EAP) Pre-sessional course tutor
- Research Assistant: TARDIS project convened by Dr Patrycja Strycharczuk (Manchester) and Dr Sam Kirkham (Lancaster)
- Program Committee Member: LAEL PG Conference Organisation Committee 2022
Lancashire Tongues
01/10/2022 → …
Research
Lancashire Tongues - Burnley
Types of Public engagement and outreach - Festival/Exhibition
Visible Voices
Types of Public engagement and outreach - Festival/Exhibition
Lancashire Tongues
Types of Public engagement and outreach - Festival/Exhibition
The Murata Science Foundation Research Grant
Fellowship awarded competitively