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We received 161 valid submissions. Of these, 44 papers were accepted, and 3 conditionally (acceptance rate: 27-29%).
Congratulations to all! 🎉 Thank you, authors and reviewers! 📷 See you in Ottawa 🇨🇦on April 28-29, 2025. #msr2025
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⭐️Call for @msrconf Junior PC 2025⭐️
- Are you a PhD student?
- Want to learn how to write good reviews?
@NicoleNovielli and I would like to invite you to join the @msrconf Junior PC 2025 initiative.
Apply: tiny.cc/msrjuniorpc2025
Details: 2025.msrconf.org/track/msr-2…
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Wondering what insights can be uncovered from your dataset? Put your dataset to the test and submit your proposal to the #msr2025 mining challenge. The deadline is approaching (August 19, 2024). Application details: 2025.msrconf.org/track/msr-2…
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Interested in seeing what actionable insights the #msr2025 community can mine from your data set? Submit a mining challenge proposal and become the MSR 2025 mining challenge chair(s)! Deadline for your (short) proposal: August 19, 2024 2025.msrconf.org/track/msr-2…
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📢 Good news!
The submission deadline for #CSER2024 has been extended! Don't miss your chance to present your research talks or poster demos.
📅Submit by May 10, 11:59 PM EDT.
Details here: cser.ca/2024s/#call
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🚀 CSER 2024 Call for Submissions! 📢
CSER 2024 is seeking innovative talks, posters & demos in software engineering. Topics from micro-services to AI, Blockchain, and beyond are welcome!
🗓 Please submit by May 6, 2024, 11:59 PM EDT at cser.ca/2024s/#call
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Yesterday, the @softlab_brussel had the pleasure of hosting @mcis_lab Bram Adams who gave an intriguing invited talk about "Release Engineering in the AI World: How can Analytics Help?". An exciting introduction to the emerging worlds of MLOps and Pipelines-as-Code!
How will Foundation Models (FMs) change software development (FM4SE) and how to improve software engineering practices for this nascent field (SE4FM) Attend the FM+SE School (Nov. 16-17) in Mexico City, with lectures and panels by leading experts. Details: fmse.io/school
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There’s still time to share your thoughts on potential topics and speakers for the MSR 2022 Vision & Reflection track in this survey (forms.gle/FL97xpTaBePnDihU7). Deadline: September 30! #msr2022
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Help shape the MSR 2022 Vision & Reflection track by sharing your thoughts on potential topics and speakers in this survey (forms.gle/FL97xpTaBePnDihU7). It only takes 5 minutes! #msr2022
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Are you a FLOSS contributor? We are conducting interviews about (in)civility in FLOSS communities. If you are interested, please answer this quick survey: bit.ly/3xE2SqV
or DM/email me for details: [email protected] #FLOSS #opensource #FOSS
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Best Reviewers awards #icpc2021 🥳
Congrats to Bram Adams, @g_catolino, Marco Castelluccio, Iftekhar Ahmed, and @kevinmoran
Of course a big thank to all the reviewers!
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A study of build inflation in 30 million CPAN builds on 13 Perl versions and 10 operating systems. Mahdis Zolfagharinia, Bram Adams, Yann-Gaël Guéhéneuc rdcu.be/b6tr3
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Inspired from the Most Influential Paper citation analysis by Bram Adams @mcis_lab @ieeescam I would urge everyone to explore semanticscholar.org/ that identifies Highly Influential citations. Your perspective about true impact might change. Not all citations are equal
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A preprint of our @FSEconf paper "Understanding GCC Builtins to Develop Better Tools" is now online at arxiv.org/pdf/1907.00863.pdf. We took care to make the results replicable; check out the repository at github.com/jku-ssw/gcc-built…. Work with @smarr, Bram Adams, and @moessenboeck.
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Stephen J. Eglash's keynote at #SEMLA19 (semla.polymtl.ca) will be focused on the much needed "Human-Centered AI Systems." Looking forward!
For registration: semla.polymtl.ca/registratio…
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Our @softlab_brussel’s @wdmeuter accepting the #prog19 Most Influential Paper Award for the 2009 #aosd paper "Can we refactor conditional compilation into aspects?” with @mcis_lab’s Bram Adams, Herman Tromp and @sail_lab’s Ahmed Hassan. Congratulations! sail.cs.queensu.ca/Downloads…






















