MASS 2016 Contributors -

Mon 14 - Thu 17 March 2016 Spain

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A Tomoyuki AotaniAotani, Tomoyuki Tokyo Institute of Technology, JapanJapan Session III: Systems and Contexts - Toward Fluent Module Interactions
C Shigeru ChibaChiba, Shigeru University of Tokyo Introduction Session IV: Reflection - A Design of Deep Reification
F Lidia FuentesFuentes, Lidia Universidad de Málaga, Spain Session VI: Systems and Aspects - Green Software using Aspect Orientation for Cyber-Physical-Systems Session VII: Panel - Modularity Across the System Stack: Challenges and Opportunities (*Note: this panel session could be extended until 17:45) Introduction
G Nadia GámezGámez, Nadia Universidad de Málaga Session VI: Systems and Aspects - Green Software using Aspect Orientation for Cyber-Physical-Systems
H David H. LorenzH. Lorenz, David Open University and Technion IIT Session VI: Systems and Aspects - Application-Specific Language-Oriented Modularity: A Case Study of the oVirt Project Session VII: Panel - Modularity Across the System Stack: Challenges and Opportunities (*Note: this panel session could be extended until 17:45)
Arik HadasHadas, Arik Open University Session VI: Systems and Aspects - Application-Specific Language-Oriented Modularity: A Case Study of the oVirt Project
K Tetsuo KaminaKamina, Tetsuo Ritsumeikan UniversityJapan Session III: Systems and Contexts - Toward Fluent Module Interactions
Raffi KhatchadourianKhatchadourian, Raffi Hunter College, City University of New YorkUnited States Session VII: Panel - Modularity Across the System Stack: Challenges and Opportunities (*Note: this panel session could be extended until 17:45)
L Crista LopesLopes, Crista University of California, Irvine Session VII: Panel - Modularity Across the System Stack: Challenges and Opportunities (*Note: this panel session could be extended until 17:45)
M Hidehiko MasuharaMasuhara, Hidehiko Tokyo Institute of TechnologyJapan Introduction Session III: Systems and Contexts - Toward Fluent Module Interactions
Sasa MisailovicMisailovic, Sasa MIT Session V: MASS'16 Keynote Talk II - Analysis and Optimization of Approximate Programs
Jan Tobias MühlbergMühlberg, Jan Tobias KU Leuven Session II: Modular Real-Time Systems - Towards Availability and Real-Time Guarantees for Protected Module Architectures
N Job NoormanNoorman, Job KU Leuven Session II: Modular Real-Time Systems - Towards Availability and Real-Time Guarantees for Protected Module Architectures
P Nick PapouliasPapoulias, Nick IRD, UPMC, France Greece Session IV: Reflection - Towards Projection: Mapping Reflection onto the Userland
Frank PiessensPiessens, Frank iMinds - Distrinet, KU LeuvenBelgium Session II: Modular Real-Time Systems - Towards Availability and Real-Time Guarantees for Protected Module Architectures
Mónica PintoPinto, Mónica Universidad de Málaga Introduction
R Markus RaabRaab, Markus Vienna University of Technology, Austria Session III: Systems and Contexts - Improving System Integration Using a Modular Configuration Specification Language
Hridesh RajanRajan, Hridesh Iowa State UniversityUnited States Session VII: Panel - Modularity Across the System Stack: Challenges and Opportunities (*Note: this panel session could be extended until 17:45)
S Maximilian ScherrScherr, Maximilian Introduction Session IV: Reflection - A Design of Deep Reification
Serge StinckwichStinckwich, Serge UPMC & INRIA Session IV: Reflection - Towards Projection: Mapping Reflection onto the Userland
T Gang (Gary) TanTan, Gang (Gary) Pennsylvania State University Session I: MASS'16 Keynote Talk I - Protecting Dynamic Code by Modular Control-Flow Integrity
Tony Clark Tony Clark Session IV: Reflection - Static Meta-Object Protocols: Towards Efficient Reflective Object-Oriented Languages
V Jo Van BulckVan Bulck, Jo KU Leuven Session II: Modular Real-Time Systems - Towards Availability and Real-Time Guarantees for Protected Module Architectures
Z YungYu ZhuangZhuang, YungYu University of Tokyo Session IV: Reflection - A Design of Deep Reification