Ian Lane
International Center of Advanced Communication Technologies
Carnegie Mellon University

Professional Preparation:
Kyoto University, Japan		Informatics 		PhD 04/2006
Kyoto University, Japan		Informatics 		M.Inf. 04/2002
Massey University, New Zealand 	Information Engineering	B.Tech. 04/2000

Appointments:
10/2009-present		Research Assistant Professor, Carnegie Mellon University (CMU-SV, LTI)
04/2006-10/2009		Visiting Researcher, Carnegie Mellon University (LTI)
04/2003-04/2006		PhD Student, Kyoto University
08/2002-04/2006		Intern Researcher, ATR, Kyoto, Japan

I am a Research Assistant Professor at Carnegie Mellon University and currently perform research
in the area of spoken language translation at InterACT laboratories. My research interests include
speech recognition, natural language processing, machine learning and the application of these
technologies. I have published over 30 peer-reviewed papers in these fields and have received
several patents and awards based on my work. I have been heavily involved in the development of
speech translation systems at CMU, both research systems (GALE, TransTAC, TC-STAR, and IWSLT) and
commercial products. Before joining Carnegie Mellon University I was an intern researcher at ATR
Spoken Language Communication Laboratories, Japan. I obtained my postgraduate degrees (Masters and
PhD) from Kyoto University and performed my undergraduate studies at Massey University, New Zealand.

Publications: http://www.cs.cmu.edu/~ianlane/pub