浅野 友紀

Yuki Asano is an Associate Professor at Hokkaido University, holding a full-time faculty position since 2019. Her research centers on psycholinguistics, examining how language and music experience shapes speech perception and production through experimental methodologies including eye-tracking and EEG.

Her academic background includes:

• PhD in Linguistics from University of Konstanz, Germany (2016)
• Master's in Foreign Language Education from Ruhr-University Bochum, Germany (2010)
• Bachelor's in German and Japanese Linguistics from Tokyo University of Foreign Studies (2007)

Asano investigates sound structure acquisition, linguistic information storage/access, working memory dependence on acquired languages, and cross-linguistic influences on speech/music perception. Her methodological expertise spans psycholinguistic behavioral experiments, statistical analysis using R, and experimental design for language research.

Her publication portfolio demonstrates interdisciplinary integration of linguistics, psychology, and statistics, with recurring themes in non-native speech processing, phonetic contrasts, and language testing frameworks.

Scientific recognition includes:

• Jung Fellow at Akademie der Wissenschaft und Literatur, Mainz (2016)

She teaches advanced courses in Experimental Methodology, Statistics, Speech Perception, Language and Music Acquisition, and Language Testing Theory, emphasizing hands-on data analysis and academic writing skills.