MoreVMs 2022 Contributors

Mon 21 - Fri 25 March 2022

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B Gavin BiermanBierman, Gavin Oracle LabsUnited Kingdom Programme Committee in Program Committee within the MoreVMs-track
Rodrigo BrunoBruno, Rodrigo INESC-ID / Técnico, ULisboaPortugal Wrap-Up Welcome Discussion Committee Member in Organizing Committee within the MoreVMs-track
C Maxime Chevalier-BoisvertChevalier-Boisvert, Maxime ShopifyCanada Programme Committee in Program Committee within the MoreVMs-track
D Stéphane DucasseDucasse, Stéphane Inria; University of Lille; CNRS; Centrale Lille; CRIStALFrance Interpreter Register Autolocalisation: Improving the performance of efficient interpreters
E Michael EngelEngel, Michael Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU)Norway Wrap-Up Welcome Discussion Program Chair in Organizing Committee within the MoreVMs-track Committee Member in Organizing Committee within the MoreVMs-track
F José Fragoso SantosFragoso Santos, José INESC-ID/Instituto Superior Técnico, Portugal Programme Committee in Program Committee within the MoreVMs-track
Juliana FrancoFranco, Juliana DeepMindUnited Kingdom Programme Committee in Program Committee within the MoreVMs-track
G Elisa Gonzalez BoixGonzalez Boix, Elisa Vrije Universiteit Brussel, BelgiumBelgium Committee Member in Program Committee within the MoreVMs-track
Tobias GrosserGrosser, Tobias University of EdinburghUnited Kingdom Programme Committee in Program Committee within the MoreVMs-track
H Michael HauptHaupt, Michael BabbelGermany Programme Committee in Program Committee within the MoreVMs-track
Robert HirschfeldHirschfeld, Robert HPI, University of PotsdamGermany Towards Just-in-time and Language-agnostic Mutation Testing
Christian HumerHumer, Christian Oracle LabsSwitzerland Programme Committee in Program Committee within the MoreVMs-track
J Richard JonesJones, Richard University of KentUnited Kingdom Who You Gonna Call? A Case Study about the Call-Site Behaviour in Ruby-on-Rails Applications
K Sophie KalebaKaleba, Sophie University of KentUnited Kingdom Who You Gonna Call? A Case Study about the Call-Site Behaviour in Ruby-on-Rails Applications Less Is More: Merging AST Nodes To Optimize Interpreters
L Soufyane LabsariLabsari, Soufyane Université Lille, CNRS, Centrale Lille, Inria, UMR 9189 - CRIStALFrance Interpreter Register Autolocalisation: Improving the performance of efficient interpreters
Octave LaroseLarose, Octave University of KentUnited Kingdom Who You Gonna Call? A Case Study about the Call-Site Behaviour in Ruby-on-Rails Applications Less Is More: Merging AST Nodes To Optimize Interpreters
Nuno P. LopesLopes, Nuno P. Universidade de LisboaPortugal Torchy: A Tracing JIT Compiler for PyTorch
M Stefan MarrMarr, Stefan University of KentUnited Kingdom Who You Gonna Call? A Case Study about the Call-Site Behaviour in Ruby-on-Rails Applications Less Is More: Merging AST Nodes To Optimize Interpreters
Toni MattisMattis, Toni Hasso Plattner Institute, University of PotsdamGermany Towards Just-in-time and Language-agnostic Mutation Testing
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Fabio NiephausNiephaus, Fabio Oracle Labs, PotsdamGermany Towards Just-in-time and Language-agnostic Mutation Testing
P Nahuel PalumboPalumbo, Nahuel Université Lille, CNRS, Centrale Lille, Inria, UMR 9189 - CRIStALFrance Interpreter Register Autolocalisation: Improving the performance of efficient interpreters
Guillermo PolitoPolito, Guillermo CNRS; CRIStAL; University of Lille; Centrale Lille; InriaFrance Interpreter Register Autolocalisation: Improving the performance of efficient interpreters
R Stefan ReschkeReschke, Stefan Hasso Plattner Institute, University of PotsdamGermany Towards Just-in-time and Language-agnostic Mutation Testing
Manuel RiggerRigger, Manuel ETH ZurichSwitzerland Programme Committee in Program Committee within the MoreVMs-track
T Pablo TesoneTesone, Pablo Inria Lille–Nord Europe, France Mines Douai, IA, Univ. Lille, France Interpreter Register Autolocalisation: Improving the performance of efficient interpreters