Nathalie Henrich (born 1974, PhD in Musical Acoustics from the
University Paris 6, 2001) is a voice researcher of the French
National Centre for Scientific Research (CNRS, Department of
Human and Social Sciences). She was educated as a researcher
and teacher in Fundamental Physics. She specialized on human
voice production in speech and singing. Her research projects
deal with the physical and physiological characterization of
various vocal techniques, such as Western lyrical singing,
Sardinian Bassu singing, Bulgarian women's singing, … She is
also interested in vocal effort and vocal straining in speech
and singing. She has worked on the development and improvement
of non-invasive experimental techniques for human voice
analysis, on perception and verbalisation of voice quality in
singing, and on source-filter interaction in singing.
Dr. Nathalie Henrich is a member of the French Acoustical Society (SFA), the European Acoustical Society (EAA), the French Phoniatrics and Communication Disorders Society (SFP&PaCo), the French Ethnomusicology Society (SFE), the French Association of Spoken Communication (AFCP), the Collegium Medicorum Theatri (CoMeT). She is Associate Editor for Logopedics Phoniatrics Vocology (Taylor & Francis group).