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A Shivali AgarwalAgarwal, Shivali IBMIndia Committee Member in Program Committee within the BotSE-track
Alexandre Decan Alexandre Decan University of MonsBelgium Identifying bot activity in GitHub pull request and issue comments A Ground-truth Dataset and Classification Model for Detecting Bots in GitHub Issue and PR Comments
B Kunal BanerjeeBanerjee, Kunal Walmart Global TechIndia Designing a Bot for Efficient Distribution of Service Requests
Arkadip BasuBasu, Arkadip Walmart Global TechIndia Designing a Bot for Efficient Distribution of Service Requests
Chris BrownBrown, Chris North Carolina State University, USAUnited States Nudging Students Toward Better Software Engineering Behaviors Committee Member in Program Committee within the BotSE-track
Lola BurgueñoBurgueño, Lola Open University of CataloniaSpain Testing NLP-intensive bots: challenges and roadmap
C Jordi CabotCabot, Jordi ICREA - UOCSpain Testing NLP-intensive bots: challenges and roadmap Committee Member in Program Committee within the BotSE-track
Robert ClarisóClarisó, Robert Universitat Oberta de CatalunyaSpain Testing NLP-intensive bots: challenges and roadmap
Natalia ColmenaresColmenares, Natalia University of Central FloridaUnited States Do Bots Modify the Workflow of GitHub Teams?
Eleni ConstantinouConstantinou, Eleni Eindhoven University of TechnologyNetherlands Identifying bot activity in GitHub pull request and issue comments
Diego CostaCosta, Diego Concordia University, CanadaCanada Committee Member in Program Committee within the BotSE-track
D Gwendal DanielDaniel, Gwendal Universitat Oberta de CatalunyaSpain Testing NLP-intensive bots: challenges and roadmap
E Linda ErlenhovErlenhov, Linda Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden / University of Gothenburg, Sweden Committee Member in Program Committee within the BotSE-track
G Marco GerosaGerosa, Marco Northern Arizona University, USAUnited States Session Chair of Closing (part of BotSE) Session Chair of Keynote (part of BotSE) Session Chair of Bots' Effects on Human Behavior (part of BotSE) Session Chair of Opening (part of BotSE) Co-chair in Organizing Committee within the BotSE-track
Raoul GhitGhit, Raoul University of StuttgartGermany Bots Don’t Mind Waiting, Do They? Comparing the Interaction With Automatically and Manually Created Pull Requests
Bart GolsteijnGolsteijn, Bart PhilipsNetherlands SAW-BOT: Proposing Fixes for Static Analysis Warnings with GitHub Suggestions
Mehdi GolzadehGolzadeh, Mehdi Software Engineering lab, University of MonsBelgium Identifying bot activity in GitHub pull request and issue comments A Ground-truth Dataset and Classification Model for Detecting Bots in GitHub Issue and PR Comments
H Sonia HaiducHaiduc, Sonia Florida State UniversityUnited States Committee Member in Program Committee within the BotSE-track
Tobias HallerHaller, Tobias University of StuttgartGermany Bots Don’t Mind Waiting, Do They? Comparing the Interaction With Automatically and Manually Created Pull Requests
Mohammad HamdaqaHamdaqa, Mohammad Polytechnique MontrealCanada iContractBot: A chatbot for Smart Contracts' Specification and Code Generation
Abram HindleHindle, Abram University of AlbertaCanada Committee Member in Program Committee within the BotSE-track
Ralph HoldorpHoldorp, Ralph PhilipsNetherlands SAW-BOT: Proposing Fixes for Static Analysis Warnings with GitHub Suggestions
L Damien LegayLegay, Damien University of Mons A Ground-truth Dataset and Classification Model for Detecting Bots in GitHub Issue and PR Comments
Philipp LeitnerLeitner, Philipp Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden / University of Gothenburg, SwedenSweden Committee Member in Program Committee within the BotSE-track
M Marcelo De Almeida MaiaMaia, Marcelo De Almeida Federal University of UberlandiaBrazil Towards a question answering assistant for software development using a transformer-based language model
Tom MensMens, Tom University of MonsBelgium Identifying bot activity in GitHub pull request and issue comments A Ground-truth Dataset and Classification Model for Detecting Bots in GitHub Issue and PR Comments Committee Member in Program Committee within the BotSE-track
Shailesh MishraMishra, Shailesh Indian Institute of Technology KharagpurIndia iContractBot: A chatbot for Smart Contracts' Specification and Code Generation
Martin MonperrusMonperrus, Martin KTH Royal Institute of TechnologySweden Committee Member in Program Committee within the BotSE-track
Christian MüllerMüller, Christian University of StuttgartGermany Bots Don’t Mind Waiting, Do They? Comparing the Interaction With Automatically and Manually Created Pull Requests
N Liliane Nascimento ValeNascimento Vale, Liliane Federal University of CatalãoBrazil Towards a question answering assistant for software development using a transformer-based language model
Nicole NovielliNovielli, Nicole University of BariItaly Committee Member in Program Committee within the BotSE-track
P Paige Rodeghero Paige Rodeghero Clemson UniversityUnited States Bots for Productivity and Remote Work
Chris ParninParnin, Chris North Carolina State University Nudging Students Toward Better Software Engineering Behaviors
Jorge Perianez PascualPerianez Pascual, Jorge University of ExtremaduraSpain Testing NLP-intensive bots: challenges and roadmap
Claudio PinhanezPinhanez, Claudio Chatbots: Some Design Guidelines and How to Best Support Their Collaborative Development
Q Ilham QasseQasse, Ilham Reykjavik UniversityIceland iContractBot: A chatbot for Smart Contracts' Specification and Code Generation
R Roberto Rodriguez-EcheverriaRodriguez-Echeverria, Roberto University of Extremadura, SpainSpain Testing NLP-intensive bots: challenges and roadmap
Carolyn Penstein RoseRose, Carolyn Penstein Carnegie Mellon University Language Technologies Institute Committee Member in Program Committee within the BotSE-track
S Samaneh SaadatSaadat, Samaneh University of Central FloridaUnited States Do Bots Modify the Workflow of GitHub Teams?
Riccardo ScandariatoScandariato, Riccardo Hamburg University of TechnologyGermany Committee Member in Program Committee within the BotSE-track
Andreas SchreiberSchreiber, Andreas German Aerospace CenterGermany Committee Member in Program Committee within the BotSE-track
Dragos SerbanSerban, Dragos Eindhoven University of TechnologyNetherlands SAW-BOT: Proposing Fixes for Static Analysis Warnings with GitHub Suggestions
Alexander SerebrenikSerebrenik, Alexander Eindhoven University of TechnologyNetherlands SAW-BOT: Proposing Fixes for Static Analysis Warnings with GitHub Suggestions Committee Member in Program Committee within the BotSE-track
Igor SteinmacherSteinmacher, Igor Northern Arizona University, USABrazil Committee Member in Program Committee within the BotSE-track
Gita SukthankarSukthankar, Gita University of Central FloridaUnited States Do Bots Modify the Workflow of GitHub Teams?
V Bogdan VasilescuVasilescu, Bogdan Carnegie Mellon University, USAUnited States Committee Member in Program Committee within the BotSE-track
Anthony VentresqueVentresque, Anthony Lero and University College DublinIreland Committee Member in Program Committee within the BotSE-track
W Stefan WagnerWagner, Stefan University of StuttgartGermany Session Chair of Closing (part of BotSE) Session Chair of Bots Helping Software Development (part of BotSE) Session Chair of Opening (part of BotSE) Co-chair in Organizing Committee within the BotSE-track
Mairieli WesselWessel, Mairieli University of Sao PauloBrazil Session Chair of Chatbots Design and Challenges (part of BotSE) Session Chair of Closing (part of BotSE) Session Chair of Keynote (part of BotSE) Session Chair of Opening (part of BotSE) Co-chair in Organizing Committee within the BotSE-track
Marvin WyrichWyrich, Marvin University of StuttgartGermany Bots Don’t Mind Waiting, Do They? Comparing the Interaction With Automatically and Manually Created Pull Requests
Z Thomas ZimmermannZimmermann, Thomas Microsoft ResearchUnited States Committee Member in Program Committee within the BotSE-track