BotSE 2023 Contributors

Dates to be announced Melbourne, Australia

co-located with ICSE 2023

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A Ahmad AbdellatifAbdellatif, Ahmad Concordia UniversityCanada Closing ceremony Opening ceremony
Nicholas AlbionAlbion, Nicholas Idiolect: A Reconfigurable Voice Coding Assistant
Paulo AlencarAlencar, Paulo University of WaterlooCanada Supporting Conversational Agent-Based Software Development
Alexandre Decan Alexandre Decan University of Mons; F.R.S.-FNRSBelgium Recognizing Bot Activity in Collaborative Software Development
B Chris BrownBrown, Chris Virginia TechUnited States Suggestion Bot: Analyzing the Impact of Automated Suggested Changes on Code Reviews
C Natarajan ChidambaramChidambaram, Natarajan University of MonsBelgium Recognizing Bot Activity in Collaborative Software Development
Breandan ConsidineConsidine, Breandan McGill UniversityCanada Idiolect: A Reconfigurable Voice Coding Assistant
Eleni ConstantinouConstantinou, Eleni University of CyprusCyprus Recognizing Bot Activity in Collaborative Software Development
Julien CoolenCoolen, Julien The Advantages of Maintaining a Multitask, Project-Specific Bot: An Experience Report
Donald CowanCowan, Donald University of WaterlooCanada Supporting Conversational Agent-Based Software Development
F Luis Fernando LinsFernando Lins, Luis University of WaterlooCanada Supporting Conversational Agent-Based Software Development
G Edward GehringerGehringer, Edward North Carolina State UniversityUnited States Bot With Interactions: Improving GitHub Pull-Request Feedback Through Two-Way Communication
Gaetan GilbertGilbert, Gaetan The Advantages of Maintaining a Multitask, Project-Specific Bot: An Experience Report
Mehdi GolzadehGolzadeh, Mehdi Software Engineering lab, University of MonsBelgium Recognizing Bot Activity in Collaborative Software Development
Jason GrossGross, Jason MIT CSAILUnited States The Advantages of Maintaining a Multitask, Project-Specific Bot: An Experience Report
H Zhewei HuHu, Zhewei North Carolina State UniversityUnited States Bot With Interactions: Improving GitHub Pull-Request Feedback Through Two-Way Communication
L Philipp LeitnerLeitner, Philipp Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden / University of Gothenburg, SwedenSweden Using Benchmarking Bots for Continuous Performance Assessment Towards Continuous Performance Assessment of Java Applications With PerfBot
M Walid MaalejMaalej, Walid University of HamburgGermany From RSSE to BotSE: Potentials and Challenges Revisited after 15 Years
Florian MarkusseMarkusse, Florian Using Benchmarking Bots for Continuous Performance Assessment Towards Continuous Performance Assessment of Java Applications With PerfBot
Glaucia MeloMelo, Glaucia University of WaterlooCanada Supporting Conversational Agent-Based Software Development
Tom MensMens, Tom University of MonsBelgium Recognizing Bot Activity in Collaborative Software Development
P Nivishree PalvannanPalvannan, Nivishree Suggestion Bot: Analyzing the Impact of Automated Suggested Changes on Code Reviews
Pierre-Marie PédrotPédrot, Pierre-Marie INRIAFrance The Advantages of Maintaining a Multitask, Project-Specific Bot: An Experience Report
R David RedmilesRedmiles, David University of California, IrvineUnited States Optimizing Workflow for Elite Developers: Perspectives on Leveraging SE Bots From Specialized Mechanics to Project Butlers: The Usage of Bots in Open Source Software Development
S Alexander SerebrenikSerebrenik, Alexander Eindhoven University of TechnologyNetherlands Using Benchmarking Bots for Continuous Performance Assessment Towards Continuous Performance Assessment of Java Applications With PerfBot
Xujie SiSi, Xujie University of Toronto Idiolect: A Reconfigurable Voice Coding Assistant
Igor SteinmacherSteinmacher, Igor Northern Arizona UniversityUnited States Closing ceremony Opening ceremony
T Paul ThomasThomas, Paul Microsoft Research What do we know about conversation?
Christoph TreudeTreude, Christoph University of MelbourneAustralia Navigating Complexity in Software Engineering: A Prototype for Comparing GPT-n Solutions
W Yi WangWang, Yi Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications Optimizing Workflow for Elite Developers: Perspectives on Leveraging SE Bots From Specialized Mechanics to Project Butlers: The Usage of Bots in Open Source Software Development
Zhendong WangWang, Zhendong University of California, Irvine Optimizing Workflow for Elite Developers: Perspectives on Leveraging SE Bots From Specialized Mechanics to Project Butlers: The Usage of Bots in Open Source Software Development
Mairieli WesselWessel, Mairieli Radboud UniversityNetherlands Closing ceremony Opening ceremony
Z Théo ZimmermannZimmermann, Théo Télécom Paris, Polytechnic Institute of ParisFrance The Advantages of Maintaining a Multitask, Project-Specific Bot: An Experience Report