Atsushi Miura (三浦篤史)

I am a PhD student at Waseda University (Japan). I study Second Language Acquisition and Second Language Processing.

email: a.miura[at]asagi.waseda.jp (please replace “[at]” with “@”)
My CV can be downloaded here (last updated: July 2026).

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Recent News

• I will give a presentation at the 22nd Symposium on Second Language Writing (SSLW 2026) at Kyoto University (October 23-25). See details.

  1. AI-based feedback vs. model text feedback in L2 writing: Effects on writing quality and learners’ affective factors by Atsushi Doi (Tohoku Univ.), Soma Sekiguchi(Tohoku Univ.), & Atsushi Miura

• I will give two presentations at Society for Neurobiology of Language 18th Annual Meeting (SNL 2026) at Centre Intrenational de Conferences Geneve (CICG) (September 29 - October 2). See details.

  1. ECoG Reveals Dynamics of Cortical Connectivity and Semantic Representations During Speech Preparation by Itsuki Hamada, Atsushi Miura, Manabu Tanifuji, Yuichi Kubota, & Hiromu Sakai.

  2. MEG recordings during delayed picture naming tasks revealed working memory activity specific to language production by Manabu Tanifuji, Jihyun Park, Atsushi Miura, Shinji Nishimoto, & Hiromu Sakai.

• I will give two presentations at Second Language Research Forum (SLRF 2026) at University of Montreal (October 2-4). See details.

  1. L2 lexical learning trajectories Under spoken and written input: Behavioral and N400 measures by Atsushi Miura & Shiro Ojima.

  2. Effects of FFI timing on explicit knowledge and oral production in English past counterfactuals by Takashi Ohba, Atsushi Miura, & Mai Tanaka.

• I will give a presentation at BIOMAG 2026 at Beijing International Convention Center (August 23-25). See details.

  1. Isolating language-related working memory in the prefrontal cortex with delayed picture naming and MEG by Manabu Tanifuji, Jihyun Park, Atsushi Miura, Shinji Nishimoto, & Hiromu Sakai.

• I will give a presentation at JSLS2026 at Ochanomizu University (September 19-20).See details.

  1. Modality Effects in L2 Lexical Learning: Modulation by Conceptual Novelty Across Learning Trajectories by Atsushi Miura.

Research interests

Second Language Acquisition

Neurolinguistics (Event-Relatied Potential: ERP)

Education

2023 - Present PhD student, Waseda University, Japan.

Supervisor: Dr. Shiro Ojima

2018 - 2020 Master of Arts, Kanagawa University, Japan.

Dissertation supervisor: Dr Maki Yamane

2014 - 2018 Bachelor of Arts, Kanagawa University, Japan.

Thesis supervisor: Professor Kazuyuki Takahashi

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