I am a linguist whose research focuses on the phonetics and psycholinguistics of spoken language. My work centres on four questions:
To answer these questions, I study both native and non-native speakers using a range of experimental methods. I analyze the acoustic details of their speech and track changes in their pupil size to measure the cognitive effort behind producing and understanding spoken language.
Ph.D. in Linguistics, 2020
University of Alberta
M.A. in Applied Linguistics and Discourse Studies, 2014
Carleton University
Data Analysis and Visualization
Generalized Additive Mixed-effects Model; Linear Mixed-Effects Model; Random Forest
The scientific analysis of speech in phonetics
The measurement of pupil dilation over time
The production of technical and scientific documentation
Japanese; English
Manuscripts submitted or in preparation
Japanese & Linguistics: