People at CARTE

W. Lewis Johnson  directs the Center for Advanced Research in Technology for Education. His work involves the application of artificial intelligence to education and training.
Catherine M. LaBore  is an anthropologist and media producer. She produces digital media for the CARTE group's researchers, and contributes her knowledge of social theory to relevant research. She received a Masters Degree in Cultural Anthropology from the University of Arizona in 1990, and a Masters Degree in Visual Anthropology from USC in 1994.
Richard Whitney  is a member of the research staff with thirty years experience in a variety of computational systems. His current work centers on prosodic variation in the synthesis of natural language. He holds the M.A. in Philosophy and the M.S. in Computer Science from UCLA.
Jamison Moore  is the perpetual youngest member of the CARTE team. A Los Angeles native, he has spent the better part of the last three years at Cornell University in lovely Ithaca, New York studying government and working as a political consultant. When it comes to work at ISI, Jamison is the dedicated sound engineer for the group, working to produce sound content for a number of projects, as well as video and other multimedia.

Our Collaborators

Shrikanth Narayanan, USC School of Engineering
Murtaza Bulut, USC School of Engineering   is a Graduate student at the USC Speech and Image Processing Institute.