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A Aakash_Ahmad Aakash_Ahmad Complex Outsourcing Relationships Management Model
Golnoush AbaeiAbaei, Golnoush RMIT University, AustraliaAustralia Committee Member in Research Papers within the EASE Research Papers-track
Bashar AbdallahAbdallah, Bashar Polytechnique MontréalCanada The Hidden Environmental Cost of Poor Coding Practices in TensorFlow and Keras Applications: A Study on Resource Leaks and Carbon Emissions
Ahmad AbdellatifAbdellatif, Ahmad University of CalgaryCanada Committee Member in Program Committee within the SSE-26 Workshop on Software Security Engineering-track
Zeyad AbdelrazekAbdelrazek, Zeyad Symbolic Execution Meets Multi-LLM Orchestration: Detecting Memory Vulnerabilities in Incomplete Rust CVE Snippets
Abdelwahab Hamou-Lhadj Abdelwahab Hamou-Lhadj Committee Member in Research Papers within the EASE Research Papers-track
Eman Abdullah AlOmarAbdullah AlOmar, Eman Stevens Institute of Technology, USAUnited States Committee Member in Research Papers within the EASE Research Papers-track Committee Member in Posters and Vision within the EASE Posters and Vision-track
Soniya AbrahamAbraham, Soniya Chalmers University of TechnologySweden Requirements Debt in AI-Enabled Perception Systems Development: An Industrial RE4AI Perspective
Pekka AbrahamssonAbrahamsson, Pekka Tampere UniversityFinland Engineering a Governance-Aware AI Sandbox: Design, Implementation, and Lessons Learned TDD Governance for Multi-Agent Code Generation via Prompt Engineering Context Before Code: An Experience Report on Vibe Coding in Practice Committee Member in Program Committee within the VibeX-track
Silvia AbrahãoAbrahão, Silvia Universitat Politècnica de ValènciaSpain Program Co-Chair in Organizing Committee for EASE 2026 Program Co-Chair in Research Papers within the EASE Research Papers-track
Alain AbranAbran, Alain Ecole de Technologie SuperieureCanada The Hidden Environmental Cost of Poor Coding Practices in TensorFlow and Keras Applications: A Study on Resource Leaks and Carbon Emissions
Edward AbrokwahAbrokwah, Edward How Compliant Are GitHub Actions Workflows? A Checklist-Based Study with LLM-Assisted Auditing
Abdalrahman AburakhiaAburakhia, Abdalrahman King Fahd University of Petroleum and MineralsSaudi Arabia Toward a Prioritization Approach for Third-Party Software Library Updates
Mahum AdilAdil, Mahum University of GlasgowUnited Kingdom Workshops Co-Chair in Organizing Committee for EASE 2026 Committee Member in Short Papers and Emerging Results within the EASE Short Papers and Emerging Results-track Committee Member in Doctoral Consortium within the EASE Doctoral Symposium-track Workshops Co-Chair in Workshops within the EASE Workshops-track Session Chair of LLMs for SE 1 (part of EASE Research Papers) Committee Member in Program Committee within the VibeX-track
Sonali AgarwalAgarwal, Sonali Indian Institute of Information Technology AllahabadIndia Multifaceted Hero Developers and Bug-Fixing Outcomes Across Severity
Halimeh AghAgh, Halimeh University of StuttgartGermany Committee Member in Research Papers within the EASE Research Papers-track
Manish AgrawalAgrawal, Manish Indian Institute of Technology RoorkeeIndia MavCrawl: A Comprehensive Dataset of Maven Libraries with Metadata and Their Dependencies
Toukir AhammedAhammed, Toukir Institute of Information Technology, University of DhakaBangladesh NeuroFlake: A Neuro-Symbolic LLM Framework For Flaky Test Classification
Muhammad Ovais AhmadAhmad, Muhammad Ovais Karlstad UniversitySweden Workshops Co-Chair in Organizing Committee for EASE 2026 Workshops Co-Chair in Workshops within the EASE Workshops-track Comprehension Debt in GenAI-Assisted Software Engineering Projects
Iftekhar AhmedAhmed, Iftekhar University of California at IrvineUnited States Committee Member in Research Papers within the EASE Research Papers-track
Muyeed AhmedAhmed, Muyeed New Jersey Institute of TechnologyUnited States Can LLMs be Effective Code Contributors? A Study on Open-source Projects
Zaheed AhmedAhmed, Zaheed Institute of Computer Science, University of Göttingen, Lower Saxony, GermanyGermany Quality-Driven Selective Mutation for Deep Learning
Md Aidul IslamAidul Islam, Md Faculty of Information Technology and CommunicationSciences, Tampere University, 33014 Tampere, FinlandFinland Engineering a Governance-Aware AI Sandbox: Design, Implementation, and Lessons Learned Context Before Code: An Experience Report on Vibe Coding in Practice
Samuel A. AjilaAjila, Samuel A. Department of Systems and Computer Engineering, Carleton UniversityCanada Committee Member in Program Committee within the SSE-26 Workshop on Software Security Engineering-track
Muhammad Azeem AkbarAkbar, Muhammad Azeem LUT University Low-Code Paradox in DevOps: Security and Governance Insights from Practitioners Understanding Security Issues in Open-Source Agentic AI Frameworks: An Empirical Analysis Committee Member in Program Committee within the SSE-26 Workshop on Software Security Engineering-track
Umit AkirmakAkirmak, Umit University of VictoriaCanada ChatGPT: Friend or Foe When Comprehending and Changing Unfamiliar Code
Rola Al BatainehAl Bataineh, Rola École de Technologie Supérieure ETS - Université du QuébecCanada The Hidden Environmental Cost of Poor Coding Practices in TensorFlow and Keras Applications: A Study on Resource Leaks and Carbon Emissions
Sakib Al HasanAl Hasan, Sakib Institute of Information Technology, University of DhakaBangladesh Conventional Commit Classification using Large Language Models and Prompt Engineering
Tamás AladicsAladics, Tamás University of SzegedHungary Towards Better Static Code Analysis Reports: Sentence Transformer-based Filtering of Non-Actionable Alerts
Tarek AlakmehAlakmeh, Tarek University of ZurichSwitzerland ChatGPT: Friend or Foe When Comprehending and Changing Unfamiliar Code
Daniel Alencar Da CostaAlencar Da Costa, Daniel University of OtagoNew Zealand The Promise and Reality of Continuous Integration Caching: An Empirical Study of Travis CI Builds
Muhammad Ali BabarAli Babar, Muhammad The University of AdelaideAustralia Committee Member in Industry Papers within the EASE Industry Papers-track
Nauman bin AliAli, Nauman bin Blekinge Institute of TechnologySweden GenAI in Software Engineering: The Role of Technology Acceptance Models
Nauman Bin AliAli, Nauman Bin Blekinge Institute of Technology Committee Member in Posters and Vision within the EASE Posters and Vision-track
Saqib AliAli, Saqib Committee Member in Program Committee within the SSE-26 Workshop on Software Security Engineering-track
Shaukat AliAli, Shaukat Simula Research Laboratory and Oslo Metropolitan UniversityNorway Tutorials Co-Chair in Organizing Committee for EASE 2026 Tutorials Co-Chair in Tutorial within the EASE Tutorials-track
Gary AllenAllen, Gary Committee Member in Short Papers and Emerging Results within the EASE Short Papers and Emerging Results-track
Fatimah AlsaadAlsaad, Fatimah University of GlasgowUnited Kingdom Exploring Psychological Safety in Software Engineering Student Teams: A Research Proposal
Tasneem AlshaherAlshaher, Tasneem Federal University of Bahia (UFBA)Brazil Prompt Engineering Strategies for LLM-based Qualitative Coding of Psychological Safety in Software Engineering Communities: A Controlled Empirical Study
Moaath ALSHAIKHALSHAIKH, Moaath Federal University of Bahia (UFBA)Brazil Prompt Engineering Strategies for LLM-based Qualitative Coding of Psychological Safety in Software Engineering Communities: A Controlled Empirical Study
Mohammad AlshayebAlshayeb, Mohammad King Fahd University of Petroleum & MineralsSaudi Arabia Toward a Prioritization Approach for Third-Party Software Library Updates Session Chair of Performance and Optimisation 1 (part of EASE Research Papers) Session Chair of Software Security Engineering Workshop (part of SSE-26 Workshop on Software Security Engineering) Organization Co-chair in Organizing Committee within the SSE-26 Workshop on Software Security Engineering-track
Domenico AmalfitanoAmalfitano, Domenico University of Naples Federico IIItaly Inferring Equivalence Classes from Legacy Undocumented Embedded Binaries for ISO 26262-Compliant Testing Committee Member in Reproducibility and Negative Results within the EASE Reproducibility and Negative Results-track Committee Member in Program Committee within the LEARNER-track
José AmancioAmancio, José UEFS Prompt Engineering Strategies for LLM-based Qualitative Coding of Psychological Safety in Software Engineering Communities: A Controlled Empirical Study
Amit Seal AmiAmi, Amit Seal University of South FloridaUnited States Committee Member in Short Papers and Emerging Results within the EASE Short Papers and Emerging Results-track
Apostolos AmpatzoglouAmpatzoglou, Apostolos University of Macedonia Committee Member in Posters and Vision within the EASE Posters and Vision-track
Muhammad Anas RazaAnas Raza, Muhammad Oakland UniversityUnited States SelfHeal: Empirical Fix Pattern Analysis and Bug Repair in LLM Agents
Norman AndersonAnderson, Norman University of VictoriaCanada ChatGPT: Friend or Foe When Comprehending and Changing Unfamiliar Code
Andreas Ermedahl Andreas Ermedahl Ericsson AB / KTH Royal Institute of TechnologySweden Where did we fail? - Reproducing build failures in embedded open source software
Preethu Rose AnishAnish, Preethu Rose TCS ResearchIndia A Retrieval-Augmented Framework for Detecting and Resolving Pragmatic Ambiguities in Natural Language Requirements
Gabor AntalAntal, Gabor Department of Software Engineering, University of SzegedHungary Reassessing Dataset Quality and Fine-Tuning Practices for Vulnerability Detection on PrimeVul dataset
Aniello AnzevinoAnzevino, Aniello University of Sannio FairMAid: An LLM-based Fairness Metrics Recommender System
Nalin ArachchilageArachchilage, Nalin RMIT University Security Concerns in Generative AI Coding Assistants: Insights from Online Discussions on GitHub Copilot
Allysson Allex AraújoAraújo, Allysson Allex Federal University of CaririBrazil What Characterizes a Software Leader? Identifying Leadership Practices from Practitioners' Social Media
Francesca Arcelli FontanaArcelli Fontana, Francesca University of Milano-Bicocca Committee Member in Research Papers within the EASE Research Papers-track Committee Member in Posters and Vision within the EASE Posters and Vision-track
Luca ArditoArdito, Luca Politecnico di TorinoItaly Enhancing a gamified tool for UML modeling education Committee Member in Program Committee within the Gamify-track
Anna ArnaudoArnaudo, Anna Politecnico di TorinoItaly Evaluating LLM-Based Goal Extraction in Requirements Engineering: Prompting Strategies and Their Limitations
Siya AroraArora, Siya Indian Institute of Technology RoorkeeIndia MavCrawl: A Comprehensive Dataset of Maven Libraries with Metadata and Their Dependencies
Cyrille ArthoArtho, Cyrille KTH Royal Institute of Technology, SwedenSweden Where did we fail? - Reproducing build failures in embedded open source software
Mahir ArzokyArzoky, Mahir Brunel University Committee Member in Short Papers and Emerging Results within the EASE Short Papers and Emerging Results-track
Arslaan AsadAsad, Arslaan From Intent to Implementation: An Experience Report on Vibe Coding using Agent-Based IDEs
Muhammad AsaduzzamanAsaduzzaman, Muhammad University of Windsor Think harder and Don't Overlook Your Options: Revisiting Issue-Commit Linking with LLM-Assisted Retrieval
Wesley K.G. AssunçãoAssunção, Wesley K.G. North Carolina State UniversityUnited States Vulnerability Detection with Interprocedural Context in Multiple Languages: Assessing Effectiveness and Cost of Modern LLMs Committee Member in Research Papers within the EASE Research Papers-track
Sabrina AufieroAufiero, Sabrina University College London (UCL)United Kingdom Efficiency for Experts, Visibility for Newcomers: A Case Study of Label–Code Alignment in Kubernetes
Paris AvgeriouAvgeriou, Paris Univ. of Gronningen Netherlands Committee Member in Research Papers within the EASE Research Papers-track
Md. Abdul AwalAwal, Md. Abdul University of SaskatchewanCanada MoEKD: Mixture-of-Experts Knowledge Distillation for Robust and High-Performing Compressed Code Models
Wardah Naeem AwanAwan, Wardah Naeem LUT UniversityFinland Understanding Security Issues in Open-Source Agentic AI Frameworks: An Empirical Analysis
Clara AyoraAyora, Clara Universidad de Castilla La ManchaSpain Committee Member in Program Committee within the LEARNER-track
Md Abul Kalam AzadAzad, Md Abul Kalam University of Michigan - DearbornUnited States LLM-Guided Mining of Performance-Related Commits at Scale
Azizah Azizah Empirical Evaluation of TLS Communication Overhead in Federated Learning Systems
B Mbanyick B JoofB Joof, Mbanyick Vibe Coding in Software Development, Benefits, Tensions, and Mitigation Practices: A State of Practice Survey
Muhammad Ali BabarBabar, Muhammad Ali School of Computer Science, The University of AdelaideAustralia Steering Committee Member in Steering Committee for EASE 2026 Evaluation of LLM-Based Software Engineering Tools: Practices, Challenges, and Future Directions
Deepika BadampudiBadampudi, Deepika Blekinge Institute of Technology Most Influential Paper 2015 (Primary Study) Experiences from using snowballing and database searches in systematic literature studies
Davy BaiaBaia, Davy Federal University of Alagoas Vulnerability Detection with Interprocedural Context in Multiple Languages: Assessing Effectiveness and Cost of Modern LLMs Exploring Transfer Learning for Multilingual Software Quality: Code Smells, Bugs, and Harmful Code
Maria Teresa BaldassarreBaldassarre, Maria Teresa Department of Computer Science, University of Bari Italy Co-chair in Organizing Committee within the E-QSE-track
Oluwaseun BamgboyeBamgboye, Oluwaseun Edinburgh Napier UniversityUnited Kingdom Local Publicity Co-Chair in Organizing Committee for EASE 2026
Enrique Barba RoqueBarba Roque, Enrique Delft University of TechnologyNetherlands Reliable cross-platform energy measurements with EnergiBridge FLOPs vs Real Work: The Importance of Replication in AI Efficiency Assessment
Caio BarbosaBarbosa, Caio Pontifical Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro (PUC-Rio)Brazil Exploring Transfer Learning for Multilingual Software Quality: Code Smells, Bugs, and Harmful Code
Ann BarcombBarcomb, Ann Schulich School of Engineering, University of CalgaryCanada Teaching Empathy in Software Engineering Education in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
Earl T. BarrBarr, Earl T. University College LondonUnited Kingdom Hallucination Inspector: A Fact-Checking Judge for API Migration
Matthew BarrBarr, Matthew University of GlasgowUnited Kingdom Proceedings Co-Chair in Organizing Committee for EASE 2026
Silvia BartolucciBartolucci, Silvia University College London Efficiency for Experts, Visibility for Newcomers: A Case Study of Label–Code Alignment in Kubernetes
Anson BastosBastos, Anson Committee Member in Industry Papers within the EASE Industry Papers-track
Srijita BasuBasu, Srijita Chalmers University of Technology and University of GothenburgSweden Committee Member in Program Committee within the Prompt-SE-track
Andreas BauerBauer, Andreas Technische Hochschule Nürnberg Georg Simon OhmGermany Quo Vadis, Code Review? Exploring the Future of Code Review Committee Member in Program Committee within the Gamify-track
Janina BergerBerger, Janina Freie Uinversität BerlinGermany Managing Power Gaps as an Element of Pair Programming Skill: A Grounded Theory
Gunnar Rye BergersenBergersen, Gunnar Rye University of Oslo Committee Member in Research Papers within the EASE Research Papers-track
Marthe BerntzenBerntzen, Marthe University of Oslo (UiO)Norway Committee Member in Research Papers within the EASE Research Papers-track
Ismail BerradaBerrada, Ismail UM6P College of ComputingMorocco LeGo-Code: Can Modular Curriculum Learning Advance Complex Code Generation? Insights from Text-to-SQL
Elisa BertelliBertelli, Elisa Vibe Science: How Adversarial Agent Loops Turn Vibe Researching into Verifiable Science
Mariana Maia BezerraBezerra, Mariana Maia Atlântico InstituteBrazil What Characterizes a Software Leader? Identifying Leadership Practices from Practitioners' Social Media
Meher BhardwajBhardwaj, Meher IIIT ManipurIndia Multifaceted Hero Developers and Bug-Fixing Outcomes Across Severity
Qigong BiBi, Qigong East China Normal UniversityChina STLGT: A Scalable Trace-Based Linear Graph Transformer for Tail Latency Prediction in Microservices
Mireilla Bikanga AdaBikanga Ada, Mireilla University of Glasgow Committee Member in Doctoral Consortium within the EASE Doctoral Symposium-track
Andrea BioddoBioddo, Andrea Politecnico di TorinoItaly Evaluating LLM-Based Goal Extraction in Requirements Engineering: Prompting Strategies and Their Limitations
Kelly BlincoeBlincoe, Kelly University of AucklandNew Zealand Publicity Co-Chair for Australasia in Organizing Committee for EASE 2026
Alvine Boaye BelleBoaye Belle, Alvine York UniversityCanada Committee Member in Research Papers within the EASE Research Papers-track
Jagoda BobińskaBobińska, Jagoda Nicolaus Copernicus University in ToruńPoland These Aren't the Reviews You're Looking For How Humans Review AI-Generated Pull Requests
Justus BognerBogner, Justus Vrije Universiteit AmsterdamNetherlands How do ML practitioners perceive explainability? an interview study of practices and challenges
Egor BogomolovBogomolov, Egor JetBrains ResearchNetherlands Committee Member in Industry Papers within the EASE Industry Papers-track
Angelo BongiornoBongiorno, Angelo Politecnico di TorinoItaly Evaluating LLM-Based Goal Extraction in Requirements Engineering: Prompting Strategies and Their Limitations
Markus BorgBorg, Markus CodeSceneSweden Committee Member in Program Committee within the VibeX-track
Jan BoschBosch, Jan Chalmers University of TechnologySweden Committee Member in Industry Papers within the EASE Industry Papers-track Committee Member in Posters and Vision within the EASE Posters and Vision-track Committee Member in Program Committee within the VibeX-track
Federica BosioBosio, Federica University of TorinoItaly Navigating a Moving Target: A Qualitative Exploration of STEM Students’ Experiences and Perspectives of AI Tools
Goetz BotterweckBotterweck, Goetz Trinity College Dublin, Ireland Committee Member in Short Papers and Emerging Results within the EASE Short Papers and Emerging Results-track
Sarra BoughriouBoughriou, Sarra Concordia UniversityCanada Is This Pull Request Ready for Review? An Empirical Study of Autonomous Coding Agents Pull Requests
Petru-Liviu BourucBouruc, Petru-Liviu Runtime Governance of Agent Actions in Agentic AI: Design and Evaluation of a Governance Proxy
Carolin BrandtBrandt, Carolin Delft University of TechnologyNetherlands Reliable cross-platform energy measurements with EnergiBridge Beyond the YAML File: Understanding Real-World GitHub ActionsWorkflow Adoption
Ricardo BrittoBritto, Ricardo Ericsson / Blekinge Institute of TechnologySweden Committee Member in Industry Papers within the EASE Industry Papers-track Quo Vadis, Code Review? Exploring the Future of Code Review
Giovanna BrocciaBroccia, Giovanna ISTI-CNR, FMT LabItaly Welcome by the Organizers Co-chair in Organizing Committee within the Prompt-SE-track
Chris BrownBrown, Chris Virginia TechUnited States Integrating Security in Agile: A Real-World Experience Report Implementing Log-Based Fraud Detection
Alessio BucaioniBucaioni, Alessio Mälardalen UniversitySweden Bug-Report–Driven Fault Localization: Industrial Benchmarking and Lessons Learned at ABB Robotics Committee Member in Reproducibility and Negative Results within the EASE Reproducibility and Negative Results-track
Luigi BuglioneBuglione, Luigi DXC TechnologyItaly Committee Member in Industry Papers within the EASE Industry Papers-track
Tomas BuresBures, Tomas Vibe-Coding: Feedback-Based Automated Verification with no Human Code Inspection, a Feasibility Study
Jenna L. ButlerButler, Jenna L. Microsoft Research Committee Member in Industry Papers within the EASE Industry Papers-track
Jürgen BörstlerBörstler, Jürgen Blekinge Institute of TechnologySweden GenAI in Software Engineering: The Role of Technology Acceptance Models
C Gül CalikliCalikli, Gül University of GlasgowUnited Kingdom Poster and Vision Co-Chair in Organizing Committee for EASE 2026 Poster and Vision Co-Chair in Posters and Vision within the EASE Posters and Vision-track Keynote: From Human Cognition to Human–AI Collaboration: Rethinking Software Engineering Education in the Age of Agentic AI
Denivan CamposCampos, Denivan University of Molise, ItalyItaly What Characterizes a Software Leader? Identifying Leadership Practices from Practitioners' Social Media
Carlos Cano GenovesCano Genoves, Carlos University of ZaragozaSpain Committee Member in Research Papers within the EASE Research Papers-track
Jialun CaoCao, Jialun Hong Kong University of Science and TechnologyChina Committee Member in Research Papers within the EASE Research Papers-track
Sicong CaoCao, Sicong Nanjing University of Posts and TelecommunicationsChina Committee Member in AI Models / Data within the EASE AI Models / Data-track
Andrea CapiluppiCapiluppi, Andrea University of GroningenNetherlands From Code Velocity to Complexity: Evidence on GitHub Copilot’s Role in Developer Productivity at ABN AMRO Empirical Evaluation of Lift-and-Shift for Decoupling Drivers in Industrial Legacy Software: Lessons from a CGI Case Study Session Chair of Maintenance and Evolution 2 (part of EASE Research Papers) Stimulating Soft Skill Development to Enhance Group Performance in Software Engineering
Jan CarlsonCarlson, Jan Mälardalen UniversitySweden Committee Member in Program Committee within the LEARNER-track
Glauco CarneiroCarneiro, Glauco UFS Prompt Engineering Strategies for LLM-based Qualitative Coding of Psychological Safety in Software Engineering Communities: A Controlled Empirical Study
Carolina CarreiraCarreira, Carolina Carnegie Mellon University, IST University of Lisbon, INESC-IDPortugal The Ultimate Configuration Management Tool? Lessons from a Mixed Methods Study of Ansible’s Challenges
Jeff CarverCarver, Jeff University of AlabamaUnited States Committee Member in Reproducibility and Negative Results within the EASE Reproducibility and Negative Results-track
Fernando CastorCastor, Fernando University of TwenteNetherlands Decoding the Cost: A Phase-Level Analysis of LLM Inference in Software Development
Gemma CatolinoCatolino, Gemma University of SalernoItaly Committee Member in Research Papers within the EASE Research Papers-track
Carlota CatotCatot, Carlota Universitat Politecnica de CatalunyaSpain Characterizing Datasets for LLM-based Requirements Engineering: A Systematic Mapping Study
Tomas CernyCerny, Tomas University of ArizonaUnited States Key Developer Roles and Organizational Coupling in Microservices: A Longitudinal Analysis A Neuro-Symbolic Risk Calculus for Quantifying Security Posture in Microservice Systems
Salmane ChafikChafik, Salmane UM6P College of ComputingMorocco LeGo-Code: Can Modular Curriculum Learning Advance Complex Code Generation? Insights from Text-to-SQL
Marouene ChaiebChaieb, Marouene National School of Computer ScienceTunisia Beyond Code Generation: How AI Agents Document Code Changes in Commit Messages
Abanti Chakraborty ShrutiChakraborty Shruti, Abanti University of North Carolina at CharlotteUnited States A Systematic Methodology for Ground Truth Dataset Construction: Annotating Security in Code Logs
Shalini ChakrabortyChakraborty, Shalini University of Bayreuth Committee Member in Research Papers within the EASE Research Papers-track
Arifa Islam ChampaChampa, Arifa Islam Idaho State UniversityUnited States Insights into Security-Related AI-Generated Pull Requests
Sivajeet ChandChand, Sivajeet Technical University of MunichGermany Leveraging LLMs for Multi-File DSL Code Generation: An Industrial Case Study
Oscar ChaparroChaparro, Oscar William & MaryUnited States Verifier Warnings Do Not Improve Comprehensibility Prediction
Emmanuel Charleson DapaahCharleson Dapaah, Emmanuel University of GöttingenGermany Quality-Driven Selective Mutation for Deep Learning
Robert ChatleyChatley, Robert Imperial College LondonUnited Kingdom Committee Member in Short Papers and Emerging Results within the EASE Short Papers and Emerging Results-track
Huaming ChenChen, Huaming The University of SydneyAustralia Committee Member in Research Papers within the EASE Research Papers-track
Junhao ChenChen, Junhao Nanjing University of Aeronautics and AstronauticsChina Bridging the Programming Language Gap: Constructing a Multilingual Shared Semantic Space through AST Unification and Graph Matching Boosting Automatic Java-to-Cangjie Translation with Multi-Stage LLM Training and Error Repair
Junkai ChenChen, Junkai Singapore Management University, SingaporeChina Committee Member in AI Models / Data within the EASE AI Models / Data-track
Tse-Hsun (Peter) ChenChen, Tse-Hsun (Peter) Concordia UniversityCanada Committee Member in Research Papers within the EASE Research Papers-track
Zhiyuan ChenChen, Zhiyuan Rochester Institute of Technology Do Privacy Policies Match with the Logs? An Empirical Study of Privacy Disclosure in Android Application Logs
Sridhar ChimalakondaChimalakonda, Sridhar Indian Institute of Technology TirupatiIndia Mitigating False Positives in Static Memory Safety Analysis of Rust Programs via Reinforcement Learning
Ruzanna ChitchyanChitchyan, Ruzanna University of BristolUnited Kingdom Steering Committee Member in Steering Committee for EASE 2026
Sergej ChodarevChodarev, Sergej Technical University of KošiceSlovakia Local Software Buildability across Java Versions
Eunjong ChoiChoi, Eunjong Kyoto Institute of TechnologyJapan Committee Member in Research Papers within the EASE Research Papers-track
Moataz ChouchenChouchen, Moataz Concordia UniversityTunisia Is This Pull Request Ready for Review? An Empirical Study of Autonomous Coding Agents Pull Requests Beyond Code Generation: How AI Agents Document Code Changes in Commit Messages Mining the YARA Ecosystem: From Ad-Hoc Sharing to Data-Driven Threat Intelligence
Shaiful ChowdhuryChowdhury, Shaiful University of ManitobaCanada Think harder and Don't Overlook Your Options: Revisiting Issue-Commit Linking with LLM-Assisted Retrieval
Francois ChristopheChristophe, Francois Shift-Up: A Framework for Software Engineering Guardrails in AI Native Software Development - Initial Findings
Pasquale CimminoCimmino, Pasquale Micron Technology IncItaly Inferring Equivalence Classes from Legacy Undocumented Embedded Binaries for ISO 26262-Compliant Testing
Diego ClerissiClerissi, Diego DIBRIS, University of Genova, Italy Committee Member in Program Committee within the Gamify-track
Zadia CodabuxCodabux, Zadia University of SaskatchewanCanada Security Concerns in Generative AI Coding Assistants: Insights from Online Discussions on GitHub Copilot
Murilo CoelhoCoelho, Murilo Universidade Estadual do CearáBrazil What Characterizes a Software Leader? Identifying Leadership Practices from Practitioners' Social Media
Alberto ConfortiConforti, Alberto University of TorinoItaly Navigating a Moving Target: A Qualitative Exploration of STEM Students’ Experiences and Perspectives of AI Tools
Tayana ConteConte, Tayana Universidade Federal do AmazonasBrazil One Size Fits All? An Empirical Comparison of ADR Templates regarding Comprehension, Usability, and Ease of Adoption
Riccardo CoppolaCoppola, Riccardo Politecnico di TorinoItaly Evaluating LLM-Based Goal Extraction in Requirements Engineering: Prompting Strategies and Their Limitations Enhancing a gamified tool for UML modeling education Committee Member in Program Committee within the Gamify-track
Camila Costa SilvaCosta Silva, Camila University of CanterburyNew Zealand Committee Member in Posters and Vision within the EASE Posters and Vision-track
Diego Elias CostaCosta, Diego Elias Concordia University, CanadaCanada LLM-Guided Mining of Performance-Related Commits at Scale Committee Member in Research Papers within the EASE Research Papers-track
Emanuel CoutinhoCoutinho, Emanuel Federal University of CearáBrazil An Empirical Evaluation of Code Smell Detection in Angular Applications
Luís CruzCruz, Luís TU DelftNetherlands FLOPs vs Real Work: The Importance of Replication in AI Efficiency Assessment
Bushra Sabir CSIRO Data61CSIRO Data61, Bushra Sabir Committee Member in AI Models / Data within the EASE AI Models / Data-track
Shamse Tasnim CynthiaCynthia, Shamse Tasnim University of SaskatchewanCanada Committee Member in AI Models / Data within the EASE AI Models / Data-track
D Giordano d'Aloisiod'Aloisio, Giordano University of L'AquilaItaly Organizer in Organizing Committee within the EQUISA-track
Riccardo D'AvinoD'Avino, Riccardo University of SalernoItaly Are AIBOMs Welcome? On the Acceptance and Perception of Artificial Intelligence Bill of Materials on Hugging Face
Leuson Da SilvaDa Silva, Leuson Polytechnique MontrealCanada Mitigating False Positives in Static Memory Safety Analysis of Rust Programs via Reinforcement Learning
Luca DadoneDadone, Luca Politecnico di TorinoItaly Evaluating LLM-Based Goal Extraction in Requirements Engineering: Prompting Strategies and Their Limitations
Gregorio DaliaDalia, Gregorio University of SannioItaly Towards Enhanced Transparency across Software Supply Chains FairMAid: An LLM-based Fairness Metrics Recommender System
Dana DamianDamian, Dana University of Victoria Industry Practitioners’ Perspectives on AI Model Quality: Perceptions, Challenges, and Solutions
Maya DanevaDaneva, Maya University of TwenteNetherlands Committee Member in Research Papers within the EASE Research Papers-track
Susmita DasDas, Susmita University of GlasgowUnited Kingdom Towards Better Context for Retrieval-Augmented Code Generation
Teerath DasDas, Teerath University of JyväskyläFinland Prompting the Unknown: Probing the Limits of Generative AI for Novice Developers
Santanu DashDash, Santanu University of SurreyUnited Kingdom Hallucination Inspector: A Fact-Checking Judge for API Migration
Marian DaunDaun, Marian Technical University of Applied Sciences Würzburg-SchweinfurtGermany Committee Member in Program Committee within the LEARNER-track
Istvan DavidDavid, Istvan McMaster University / McMaster Centre for Software Certification (McSCert)Canada Committee Member in Research Papers within the EASE Research Papers-track
Falessi DavideDavide, Falessi University of Rome Tor Vergata Committee Member in Research Papers within the EASE Research Papers-track
Brian DavisonDavison, Brian Edinburgh Napier UniversityUnited Kingdom Sponsorship Chair in Organizing Committee for EASE 2026
Jose Luis de la Varade la Vara, Jose Luis Universidad de Castilla - La ManchaSpain Committee Member in Program Committee within the LEARNER-track
Marco De LucaDe Luca, Marco University of Naples Federico IIItaly Inferring Equivalence Classes from Legacy Undocumented Embedded Binaries for ISO 26262-Compliant Testing
Andrea De LuciaDe Lucia, Andrea University of SalernoItaly Committee Member in Research Papers within the EASE Research Papers-track
Vincenzo De MartinoDe Martino, Vincenzo Universitat Politècnica de CatalunyaSpain Welcome by the Organizers Co-chair in Organizing Committee within the Prompt-SE-track
Wellington de Oliveira Júniorde Oliveira Júnior, Wellington University of Lisbon An Empirical Analysis of Mobile Energy Consumption Across User Configurations
Nadeeshan De SilvaDe Silva, Nadeeshan William & MaryUnited States Verifier Warnings Do Not Improve Comprehensibility Prediction
Ronnie de Souza Santosde Souza Santos, Ronnie University of CalgaryCanada Committee Member in Short Papers and Emerging Results within the EASE Short Papers and Emerging Results-track Session Chair of Maintenance and Evolution 1 (part of EASE Research Papers) Efficiency for Experts, Visibility for Newcomers: A Case Study of Label–Code Alignment in Kubernetes Committee Member in Research Papers within the EASE Research Papers-track AI Assistance and the Limits of Use in Software Development Teaching Empathy in Software Engineering Education in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
Novarun DebDeb, Novarun University of CalgaryCanada An Empirical Study of Sustainability in Prompt-driven Test Script Generation Using Small Language Models Evaluating the Environmental Impact of using SLMs and Prompt Engineering for Code Generation Sustainability Analysis of Prompt Strategies for SLM-based Automated Test Generation
Esteban Dectot-Le Monnier de GouvilleDectot-Le Monnier de Gouville, Esteban Polytechnique MontréalCanada Mining the YARA Ecosystem: From Ad-Hoc Sharing to Data-Driven Threat Intelligence
Mehmet DedelerDedeler, Mehmet Bilkent University, Bilkent University, TR ImproBR: Bug Report Improver Using LLMs
Santiago del Reydel Rey, Santiago Universitat Politècnica De Catalunya - Barcelona TechSpain Web Chair in Organizing Committee within the Prompt-SE-track
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Rudra DharDhar, Rudra IIIT HyderabadIndia Context Matters: Evaluating Context Strategies for Automated ADR Generation Using LLMs
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Massimiliano Di PentaDi Penta, Massimiliano University of Sannio, ItalyItaly Are AIBOMs Welcome? On the Acceptance and Perception of Artificial Intelligence Bill of Materials on Hugging Face
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Claudio Di SipioDi Sipio, Claudio University of L'AquilaItaly Many hands make light work: An LLM-based multi-agent system for detecting malicious PyPI packages
Claudio Di SipioDi Sipio, Claudio Johannes Kepler University LinzAustria Committee Member in Research Papers within the EASE Research Papers-track Committee Member in Reproducibility and Negative Results within the EASE Reproducibility and Negative Results-track Committee Member in Organizing Committee within the EQUISA-track
Andrea Di SorboDi Sorbo, Andrea University of SannioItaly FairMAid: An LLM-based Fairness Metrics Recommender System
Jeremy DiamondDiamond, Jeremy Universität ZürichSwitzerland What Is the Cost of Energy Monitoring? An Empirical Study on the Overhead of RAPL-Based Tools
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Pablo Diaz PedreiraDiaz Pedreira, Pablo The Open UniversityUnited Kingdom Toward an Understanding of Developer Behaviour while Using Bug Localization Tools
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Yongliang DingDing, Yongliang East China Normal UniversityChina STLGT: A Scalable Trace-Based Linear Graph Transformer for Tail Latency Prediction in Microservices
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Felix DobslawDobslaw, Felix Mid Sweden UniversitySweden Committee Member in Research Papers within the EASE Research Papers-track
Benedikt DornauerDornauer, Benedikt University of Innsbruck; University of CologneAustria RESTestBench: A Benchmark for Evaluating the Effectiveness of LLM-Generated REST API Test Cases from NL Requirements
Michael DornerDorner, Michael Technische Hochschule Nürnberg Georg Simon OhmGermany Quo Vadis, Code Review? Exploring the Future of Code Review
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Laura DuitsDuits, Laura Vrije Universiteit AmsterdamNetherlands Can Large Language Models Assist the Comprehension of ROS2 Software Architectures?
Kacper DumaDuma, Kacper Nicolaus Copernicus University in ToruńPoland These Aren't the Reviews You're Looking For How Humans Review AI-Generated Pull Requests
Nicolás E. Díaz FerreyraDíaz Ferreyra, Nicolás E. Hamburg University of TechnologyGermany Committee Member in Research Papers within the EASE Research Papers-track Security Concerns in Generative AI Coding Assistants: Insights from Online Discussions on GitHub Copilot
Jacek DąbrowskiDąbrowski, Jacek Lero - the Research Ireland Centre for SoftwareIreland Committee Member in Program Committee within the Prompt-SE-track
E Fahad EbrahimEbrahim, Fahad The University of WarwickUnited Kingdom Can Code Evaluation Metrics Detect Code Plagiarism?
Maximilian EhrhartEhrhart, Maximilian CASABLANCA hotelsoftwareAustria RESTestBench: A Benchmark for Evaluating the Effectiveness of LLM-Generated REST API Test Cases from NL Requirements
Farjana EishitaEishita, Farjana Idaho State University Merge or Malice? Investigating Toxicity Around AI Pull Requests
Nasir EistyEisty, Nasir University of Tennessee-KnoxvilleUnited States Applications of Causality in Software Testing: A Rapid Review
Bouazza El MoutaouakilEl Moutaouakil, Bouazza Vrije Universiteit AmsterdamNetherlands Can Large Language Models Assist the Comprehension of ROS2 Software Architectures?
Sigrid EldhEldh, Sigrid Ericsson AB, Mälardalen University, Carleton UniversitySweden Where did we fail? - Reproducing build failures in embedded open source software
Yuval EloviciElovici, Yuval Ben-Gurion University SAFEdit: Does Multi-Agent Decomposition Resolve the Reliability Challenges of Instructed Code Editing?
Mohamed ElsayedElsayed, Mohamed An Empirical Security Evaluation of LLM-Generated Cryptographic Rust Code
Eduard Paul EnoiuEnoiu, Eduard Paul Mälardalen UniversitySweden Committee Member in Program Committee within the LEARNER-track
Şükrü Eren GökırmakEren Gökırmak, Şükrü Bilkent UniversityTurkey Automated Classification of Human Code Review Comments with Large Language Models
Matteo EspositoEsposito, Matteo University of OuluFinland Committee Member in Research Papers within the EASE Research Papers-track
Anthony EsteyEstey, Anthony University of British ColumbiaCanada ChatGPT: Friend or Foe When Comprehending and Changing Unfamiliar Code
Hrishikesh EthariEthari, Hrishikesh IIIT ManipurIndia Multifaceted Hero Developers and Bug-Fixing Outcomes Across Severity
Karine Even-MendozaEven-Mendoza, Karine King’s College LondonUnited Kingdom Hot Fixing in the Wild
Bar Ezra GafnielEzra Gafniel, Bar Ben-Gurion University SAFEdit: Does Multi-Agent Decomposition Resolve the Reliability Challenges of Instructed Code Editing?
Saad EzziniEzzini, Saad King Fahd University of Petroleum and MineralsSaudi Arabia LeGo-Code: Can Modular Curriculum Learning Advance Complex Code Generation? Insights from Text-to-SQL
F João F. FerreiraF. Ferreira, João Faculty of Engineering, University of Porto & INESC-IDPortugal The Ultimate Configuration Management Tool? Lessons from a Mixed Methods Study of Ansible’s Challenges
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Zihan FangFang, Zihan Vanderbilt UniversityUnited States Locating Software Vulnerabilities With Static Analyzers: How Far Are We?
João Pascoal FariaFaria, João Pascoal Faculty of Engineering, University of Porto and INESC TECPortugal Committee Member in Program Committee within the LEARNER-track
Anna Rita FasolinoFasolino, Anna Rita Federico II University of NaplesItaly Inferring Equivalence Classes from Legacy Undocumented Embedded Binaries for ISO 26262-Compliant Testing Committee Member in Program Committee within the Gamify-track Committee Member in Program Committee within the LEARNER-track
Thomas FehlmannFehlmann, Thomas Euro Project OfficeSwitzerland Committee Member in Industry Papers within the EASE Industry Papers-track
Daniel FeitosaFeitosa, Daniel University of GroningenNetherlands Committee Member in Short Papers and Emerging Results within the EASE Short Papers and Emerging Results-track Context Matters: Evaluating Context Strategies for Automated ADR Generation Using LLMs Committee Member in Research Papers within the EASE Research Papers-track
Michael FeldererFelderer, Michael German Aerospace Center (DLR) & University of CologneGermany Committee Member in Research Papers within the EASE Research Papers-track
Patric FeldmeierFeldmeier, Patric University of PassauGermany Committee Member in Program Committee within the Gamify-track
Robert FeldtFeldt, Robert Chalmers \| University of GothenburgSweden Towards Improving the External Validity of Software Engineering Experiments with Transportability Methods
Rudolf FerencFerenc, Rudolf University of SzegedHungary Towards Better Static Code Analysis Reports: Sentence Transformer-based Filtering of Non-Actionable Alerts
Marta Fernández-DiegoFernández-Diego, Marta Universitat Politècnica de ValènciaSpain Committee Member in Research Papers within the EASE Research Papers-track
Alessio FerrariFerrari, Alessio University College Dublin (UCD) and Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche (CNR)Italy Committee Member in Program Committee within the Prompt-SE-track
Fabiano FerrariFerrari, Fabiano Federal University of São CarlosBrazil Committee Member in Short Papers and Emerging Results within the EASE Short Papers and Emerging Results-track
Maria Angela FerrarioFerrario, Maria Angela Queen's University BelfastUnited Kingdom Short Papers and Emerging Results Co-Chair in Organizing Committee for EASE 2026 Short papers & Emerging results Co-Chair in Short Papers and Emerging Results within the EASE Short Papers and Emerging Results-track Session Chair of LLMs for SE2 (part of EASE Research Papers) Committee Member in Research Papers within the EASE Research Papers-track
Antonino FerraroFerraro, Antonino Pegaso UniversityItaly Extract the Gold: An Empirical Study on Context Reset Prompting for Energy-Efficient LLM-Assisted Software Engineering Committee Member in Program Committee within the Prompt-SE-track
Filomena FerrucciFerrucci, Filomena Università di SalernoItaly Steering Committee Member in Steering Committee for EASE 2026 Committee Member in Reproducibility and Negative Results within the EASE Reproducibility and Negative Results-track
Eduardo FigueiredoFigueiredo, Eduardo Federal University of Minas GeraisBrazil Committee Member in Industry Papers within the EASE Industry Papers-track Committee Member in Research Papers within the EASE Research Papers-track
Baldoino FonsecaFonseca, Baldoino Federal University of Alagoas (UFAL)Brazil Vulnerability Detection with Interprocedural Context in Multiple Languages: Assessing Effectiveness and Cost of Modern LLMs Can Small LLMs Detect Defect-Prone Code Smells? An Empirical Evaluation of 8B-30B Models Against a Ground-Truth Dataset Exploring Transfer Learning for Multilingual Software Quality: Code Smells, Bugs, and Harmful Code Investigating the Social Representations of Harmful Code
Domenico Francesco De AngelisFrancesco De Angelis, Domenico University of Naples Federico IIItaly Inferring Equivalence Classes from Legacy Undocumented Embedded Binaries for ISO 26262-Compliant Testing
Xavier FranchFranch, Xavier Universitat Politècnica de CatalunyaSpain Characterizing Datasets for LLM-based Requirements Engineering: A Systematic Mapping Study
Gordon FraserFraser, Gordon University of Passau Committee Member in Organizing Committee within the Gamify-track Committee Member in Program Committee within the LEARNER-track
Julian FrattiniFrattini, Julian Chalmers \| University of GothenburgSweden Towards Improving the External Validity of Software Engineering Experiments with Transportability Methods Committee Member in Research Papers within the EASE Research Papers-track
Sávio FreireFreire, Sávio Federal Institute of Ceará and State University of CearáBrazil Committee Member in AI Models / Data within the EASE AI Models / Data-track What Characterizes a Software Leader? Identifying Leadership Practices from Practitioners' Social Media Committee Member in Posters and Vision within the EASE Posters and Vision-track Prompt Engineering Strategies for LLM-based Qualitative Coding of Psychological Safety in Software Engineering Communities: A Controlled Empirical Study
Thomas FritzFritz, Thomas University of ZurichSwitzerland ChatGPT: Friend or Foe When Comprehending and Changing Unfamiliar Code
Jonas FritzschFritzsch, Jonas University of Stuttgart, Institute of Software EngineeringGermany How do ML practitioners perceive explainability? an interview study of practices and challenges
Felipe FronchettiFronchetti, Felipe Committee Member in AI Models / Data within the EASE AI Models / Data-track
Han FuFu, Han Where did we fail? - Reproducing build failures in embedded open source software
Xiang FuFu, Xiang National University of Defense TechnologyChina Characterizing and Auto-Tuning Inference Engine Hyperparameters for Workload-Aware LLM Serving
Davide FucciFucci, Davide Blekinge Institute of TechnologySweden Committee Member in Posters and Vision within the EASE Posters and Vision-track
Tommaso FulciniFulcini, Tommaso Politecnico di TorinoItaly Session Chair of Morning Session 1 (part of Gamify) Session Chair of Morning Session 2 (part of Gamify) Committee Member in Organizing Committee within the Gamify-track
Kenneth FultonFulton, Kenneth An Empirical Security Evaluation of LLM-Generated Cryptographic Rust Code
Carlo A. FuriaFuria, Carlo A. Università della Svizzera italiana (USI)Switzerland Towards Improving the External Validity of Software Engineering Experiments with Transportability Methods
Emre Furkan AkyolFurkan Akyol, Emre Bilkent UniversityTurkey ImproBR: Bug Report Improver Using LLMs
G Davi G. Assunção PinheiroG. Assunção Pinheiro, Davi Sidia Institute of TechnologyBrazil Making OpenAPI Documentation Agent-Ready: Detecting Documentation and REST Smells with a Multi-Agent LLM System
Matthias GalsterGalster, Matthias University of CanterburyNew Zealand Committee Member in Research Papers within the EASE Research Papers-track
Kiev GamaGama, Kiev Universidade Federal de PernambucoBrazil Committee Member in Short Papers and Emerging Results within the EASE Short Papers and Emerging Results-track Session Chair of Human Factors in SE 2 (part of EASE Research Papers)
Mahen GandhiGandhi, Mahen IIIT HyderabadIndia Multifaceted Hero Developers and Bug-Fixing Outcomes Across Severity
Cuiyun GaoGao, Cuiyun Harbin Institute of Technology, ShenzhenChina Committee Member in Research Papers within the EASE Research Papers-track
Shang GaoGao, Shang Örebro UniversitySweden Committee Member in Program Committee within the VibeX-track
Giacomo GaraccioneGaraccione, Giacomo Politecnico di TorinoItaly Enhancing a gamified tool for UML modeling education Committee Member in Proceedings Chair within the Gamify-track Committee Member in Publicity and Web Chair within the Gamify-track
Alessandro GarciaGarcia, Alessandro Pontifical Catholic University of Rio de JaneiroBrazil Investigating the Social Representations of Harmful Code
Spandan GargGarg, Spandan Committee Member in AI Models / Data within the EASE AI Models / Data-track
Gregory GayGay, Gregory Chalmers University of Technology and University of GothenburgSweden Program Co-Chair in Organizing Committee within the LEARNER-track
Cigdem Gencel AmbrosiniGencel Ambrosini, Cigdem Ankara Medipol University Committee Member in Research Papers within the EASE Research Papers-track
Mohammad GhafariGhafari, Mohammad Tehran Institute for Advanced Studies (TEIAS)Iran Committee Member in Short Papers and Emerging Results within the EASE Short Papers and Emerging Results-track Pick and Sort for Graphical Authentication
Taher A. GhalebGhaleb, Taher A. Trent UniversityCanada Session Chair of Performance and Optimisation 2 (part of EASE Research Papers) The Promise and Reality of Continuous Integration Caching: An Empirical Study of Travis CI Builds How Compliant Are GitHub Actions Workflows? A Checklist-Based Study with LLM-Assisted Auditing Committee Member in Posters and Vision within the EASE Posters and Vision-track
Ali GhanbariGhanbari, Ali Auburn UniversityUnited States Committee Member in Short Papers and Emerging Results within the EASE Short Papers and Emerging Results-track
Satwik GhantaGhanta, Satwik University of GlasgowUnited Kingdom Web Co-Chair in Organizing Committee for EASE 2026
Soude GhariGhari, Soude York University, Toronto, Canada Committee Member in Short Papers and Emerging Results within the EASE Short Papers and Emerging Results-track
Rohit GheyiGheyi, Rohit Federal University of Campina GrandeBrazil Investigating the Social Representations of Harmful Code
Supriyo GhoshGhosh, Supriyo Committee Member in Industry Papers within the EASE Industry Papers-track
Holger GieseGiese, Holger Hasso Plattner Institute, University of PotsdamGermany From Program Slices to Causal Clarity: Evaluating Faithful, Actionable LLM-Generated Failure Explanations via Context Partitioning and LLM-as-a-Judge
Asif GillGill, Asif University of Technology SydneyAustralia Committee Member in Program Committee within the SSE-26 Workshop on Software Security Engineering-track
Fabian GilsonGilson, Fabian University of CanterburyNew Zealand Committee Member in Posters and Vision within the EASE Posters and Vision-track
Flavio GiobergiaGiobergia, Flavio Politecnico di TorinoItaly Evaluating LLM-Based Goal Extraction in Requirements Engineering: Prompting Strategies and Their Limitations
Giammaria GiordanoGiordano, Giammaria University of SalernoItaly Neuro-Symbolic AI in Software Engineering: An Evidence-Based State-of-the-Art Analysis
Görkem GirayGiray, Görkem Independent ResearcherTurkey Committee Member in Industry Papers within the EASE Industry Papers-track
Peter GoetzGoetz, Peter New Data Research Institute The Hidden Cost of Vibe Coding: Rework, Rotations and Real Startup Time-to-Market - A Quantified Multi-Project Experience Report on Corrective Rotations Using Lovable
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Francisco Gomes de Oliveira NetoGomes de Oliveira Neto, Francisco Chalmers \| University of GothenburgSweden Committee Member in Program Committee within the LEARNER-track
Alexandra GonzálezGonzález, Alexandra Universitat Politècnica de Barcelona - BarcelonaTech (UPC)Spain Publicity Chair in Organizing Committee within the Prompt-SE-track
Karolina GornaGorna, Karolina Telecom Paris and Ledger DonjonFrance From TinyGo to gc Compiler: Extending Zorya’s Concolic Framework to Real-World Go Binaries
Shailender GoyalGoyal, Shailender International Institute of Information Technology, HyderabadIndia EnCoDe: Energy Estimation of Source Code At Design-Time
Jens GrabowskiGrabowski, Jens Quality-Driven Selective Mutation for Deep Learning
Carmine GravinoGravino, Carmine University of Salerno Committee Member in Research Papers within the EASE Research Papers-track
Peggy GregoryGregory, Peggy University of Glasgow, UKUnited Kingdom Short Papers and Emerging Results Co-Chair in Organizing Committee for EASE 2026 Short papers & Emerging results Co-Chair in Short Papers and Emerging Results within the EASE Short Papers and Emerging Results-track
Sandra GreinerGreiner, Sandra University of Southern DenmarkDenmark Committee Member in Short Papers and Emerging Results within the EASE Short Papers and Emerging Results-track
Eduardo GuerraGuerra, Eduardo Free University of Bozen-Bolzano Committee Member in Short Papers and Emerging Results within the EASE Short Papers and Emerging Results-track
Gloria GuidettiGuidetti, Gloria University of TorinoItaly Navigating a Moving Target: A Qualitative Exploration of STEM Students’ Experiences and Perspectives of AI Tools
Everton GuimaraesGuimaraes, Everton Pennsylvania State UniversityUnited States Committee Member in Research Papers within the EASE Research Papers-track
Ouijdane GuizaGuiza, Ouijdane Pro2Future GmbHAustria Committee Member in Short Papers and Emerging Results within the EASE Short Papers and Emerging Results-track
Mariam GuizaniGuizani, Mariam Queen's University, CanadaCanada Same Project, Different Start: How Contribution Events Shape Activity and Retention in Open Source Do Good, Stay Longer? Temporal Patterns and Predictors of Newcomer-to-Core Transitions in Conventional OSS and OSS4SG
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Aviral GuptaGupta, Aviral SERC, IIIT Hyderabad, IndiaIndia Context Matters: Evaluating Context Strategies for Automated ADR Generation Using LLMs
Pablo Gómez-AbajoGómez-Abajo, Pablo Universidad Autónoma de MadridSpain Organizer in Organizing Committee within the EQUISA-track
Radu GăceanuGăceanu, Radu Babes-Bolyai University, Cluj-Napoca, Romania Committee Member in Research Papers within the EASE Research Papers-track
H Umm-e HabibaHabiba, Umm-e TUM School of CIT, Technical University of MunichGermany How do ML practitioners perceive explainability? an interview study of practices and challenges
Jesse HaimiHaimi, Jesse Prompting the Unknown: Probing the Limits of Generative AI for Novice Developers
Pernilla HallHall, Pernilla ABB RoboticsSweden Bug-Report–Driven Fault Localization: Industrial Benchmarking and Lessons Learned at ABB Robotics
Philipp HallerHaller, Philipp KTH Royal Institute of TechnologySweden Where did we fail? - Reproducing build failures in embedded open source software
Mohammad HamdaqaHamdaqa, Mohammad Polytechnique MontrealCanada The Hidden Environmental Cost of Poor Coding Practices in TensorFlow and Keras Applications: A Study on Resource Leaks and Carbon Emissions Is This Pull Request Ready for Review? An Empirical Study of Autonomous Coding Agents Pull Requests Mining the YARA Ecosystem: From Ad-Hoc Sharing to Data-Driven Threat Intelligence PLMGH: What Matters in PLM-GNN Hybrids for Code Classification and Vulnerability Detection
Wejden HammamiHammami, Wejden Ecole Nationale des Sciences de l’Informatique (ENSI),Manouba UniversityTunisia Beyond Code Generation: How AI Agents Document Code Changes in Commit Messages
Muhammad HamzaHamza, Muhammad Lappeenranta-Lahti University of Technology (LUT)Finland Understanding Security Issues in Open-Source Agentic AI Frameworks: An Empirical Analysis Committee Member in Program Committee within the VibeX-track
Stefan HanglerHangler, Stefan CASABLANCA hotelsoftwareAustria RESTestBench: A Benchmark for Evaluating the Effectiveness of LLM-Generated REST API Test Cases from NL Requirements
Carol HannaHanna, Carol University College LondonUnited Kingdom Hot Fixing in the Wild Committee Member in Program Committee within the EQUISA-track
Rachel HarrisonHarrison, Rachel Oxford Brookes University United Kingdom Committee Member in Research Papers within the EASE Research Papers-track
Alif Al HasanHasan, Alif Al Case Western Reserve UniversityBangladesh Improving Code Comprehension through Cognitive-Load Aware Automated Refactoring for Novice Programmers
Md Mahade HasanHasan, Md Mahade Tampere UniversityFinland Engineering a Governance-Aware AI Sandbox: Design, Implementation, and Lessons Learned Context Before Code: An Experience Report on Vibe Coding in Practice
Tarlan HasanliHasanli, Tarlan TDD Governance for Multi-Agent Code Generation via Prompt Engineering
Foyzul HassanHassan, Foyzul University of Michigan at DearbornUnited States LLM-Guided Mining of Performance-Related Commits at Scale
Jian HeHe, Jian Shanghai Aerospace Electronic Technology InstituteChina Bridging the Programming Language Gap: Constructing a Multilingual Shared Semantic Space through AST Unification and Graph Matching
Regina HebigHebig, Regina Universität Rostock, Rostock, GermanyGermany Committee Member in Research Papers within the EASE Research Papers-track
Petra HeckHeck, Petra Fontys University of Applied SciencesNetherlands Committee Member in AI Models / Data within the EASE AI Models / Data-track
Peter HegedusHegedus, Peter University of SzegedHungary Towards Better Static Code Analysis Reports: Sentence Transformer-based Filtering of Non-Actionable Alerts
Tarek HelmyHelmy, Tarek Empirical Evaluation of TLS Communication Overhead in Federated Learning Systems
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Andrea HerrmannHerrmann, Andrea Herrmann & EhrlichGermany Committee Member in Industry Papers within the EASE Industry Papers-track
Marc HerrmannHerrmann, Marc Leibniz University HannoverGermany Different and Similar Perceptions of Communication Among Software Developers
Dulaji HidellaarachchiHidellaarachchi, Dulaji RMIT UniversityAustralia Committee Member in Research Papers within the EASE Research Papers-track
Bella HillHill, Bella QubitQuest: Learning Quantum Computing through Mini-Games
Petr HnětynkaHnětynka, Petr Charles UniversityCzechia Vibe-Coding: Feedback-Based Automated Verification with no Human Code Inspection, a Feasibility Study
Daniel HodisanHodisan, Daniel Ben-Gurion University SAFEdit: Does Multi-Agent Decomposition Resolve the Reliability Challenges of Instructed Code Editing?
Helena Holmström OlssonHolmström Olsson, Helena Malmö UniversitySweden Committee Member in Program Committee within the VibeX-track
Jennifer HorkoffHorkoff, Jennifer Chalmers and the University of GothenburgSweden Welcome by the Organizers Co-chair in Organizing Committee within the Prompt-SE-track
Max HortHort, Max Simula Research LaboratoryNorway Committee Member in Industry Papers within the EASE Industry Papers-track Wisdom and Delusion of LLM Ensembles for Code Generation and Repair Committee Member in Program Committee within the EQUISA-track
Guilherme Horta TravassosHorta Travassos, Guilherme Federal University of Rio de JaneiroBrazil Committee Member in Research Papers within the EASE Research Papers-track
Hirotatsu HoshikawaHoshikawa, Hirotatsu NARA Institute of Science and TechnologyJapan A Longitudinal Analysis of Good First Issue Practices and Newcomer Pull Requests in Popular OSS Projects
Anwar Hossain EfatHossain Efat, Anwar Idaho State University Merge or Malice? Investigating Toxicity Around AI Pull Requests
Daqing HouHou, Daqing pc Do Privacy Policies Match with the Logs? An Empirical Study of Privacy Disclosure in Android Application Logs
Xinyi HouHou, Xinyi Huazhong University of Science and TechnologyChina COMMITSUITE: A Comprehensive Benchmark for Commit Classification and Message Generation
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Kaifeng HuangHuang, Kaifeng Tongji UniversityChina Committee Member in Research Papers within the EASE Research Papers-track
Yu HuangHuang, Yu Vanderbilt UniversityUnited States Locating Software Vulnerabilities With Static Analyzers: How Far Are We?
Mamoona HumayunHumayun, Mamoona School of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences,Universityof Roehampton, United KingdomUnited Kingdom Complex Outsourcing Relationships Management Model Committee Member in Program Committee within the SSE-26 Workshop on Software Security Engineering-track
Aleksi HuotalaHuotala, Aleksi University of HelsinkiFinland Committee Member in Program Committee within the VibeX-track
Sami HyrynsalmiHyrynsalmi, Sami LUT UniversityFinland Committee Member in Organizing Committee within the VibeX-track
Sangwon HyunHyun, Sangwon University of AdelaideAustralia Committee Member in AI Models / Data within the EASE AI Models / Data-track
Johannes HärtelHärtel, Johannes Vrije Universiteit AmsterdamNetherlands Agentic Repository Mining: A Multi-Task Evaluation
I Martina IammarinoIammarino, Martina Extract the Gold: An Empirical Study on Context Reset Prompting for Energy-Efficient LLM-Assisted Software Engineering
Emanuele IannoneIannone, Emanuele Hamburg University of TechnologyGermany Committee Member in Research Papers within the EASE Research Papers-track
Hajimu IidaIida, Hajimu Nara Institute of Science and Technology To What Extent Does Agent-generated Code Require Maintenance? An Empirical Study
Fariz IkhwantriIkhwantri, Fariz Simula Research LaboratoryNorway Evaluating Assurance Cases as Text-Attributed Graphs for Structure and Provenance Analysis
Carla Ilane BezerraIlane Bezerra, Carla Federal University of CearaBrazil Beyond Code, We Are People: A Systematic Mapping of 25 Years of Literature on Soft Skills in Agile Development Teams An Empirical Evaluation of Code Smell Detection in Angular Applications
Niko IljinIljin, Niko Prompting the Unknown: Probing the Limits of Generative AI for Novice Developers
Muhammad IlyasIlyas, Muhammad Gandhara UniversityPakistan Complex Outsourcing Relationships Management Model
Mia Mohammad ImranImran, Mia Mohammad Missouri University of Science and TechnologyUnited States Committee Member in Short Papers and Emerging Results within the EASE Short Papers and Emerging Results-track Improving Code Comprehension through Cognitive-Load Aware Automated Refactoring for Novice Programmers
Nicolas IoossIooss, Nicolas Ledger DonjonSwitzerland From TinyGo to gc Compiler: Extending Zorya’s Concolic Framework to Real-World Go Binaries
Md Rakibul IslamIslam, Md Rakibul Lamar UniversityUnited States REStack: A Large-Scale Dataset of Reverse Engineering Discussions from Stack Exchange
Niful IslamIslam, Niful Oakland UniversityUnited States SelfHeal: Empirical Fix Pattern Analysis and Bug Repair in LLM Agents
Syful IslamIslam, Syful LTCI, Télécom Paris, Institut Polytechnique de Paris,PalaiseauFrance On the Use of Commit Messages for Corrective Software Maintenance: A Systematic Mapping Study On the Informativeness of Security Commit Messages: A Large-scale Replication Study
Ivan Machado Ivan Machado Federal University of Bahia (UFBA)Brazil Beyond Code, We Are People: A Systematic Mapping of 25 Years of Literature on Soft Skills in Agile Development Teams An Empirical Evaluation of Code Smell Detection in Angular Applications Committee Member in Research Papers within the EASE Research Papers-track
Leonid IvanovIvanov, Leonid Vrije Universiteit (VU) AmsterdamNetherlands Using Gamification to Motivate Software Engineering Students in the Age of GenAI
Hiroshi IwataIwata, Hiroshi Nara National College of TechnologyJapan To What Extent Does Agent-generated Code Require Maintenance? An Empirical Study
J Victoria JacksonJackson, Victoria University of SouthamptonUnited Kingdom Session Chair of Developer Experience & Productivity (part of EASE Research Papers) Exploring Creativity in Human–Human-LLM Collaborative Software Design ChatGPT: Friend or Foe When Comprehending and Changing Unfamiliar Code Committee Member in Research Papers within the EASE Research Papers-track
Amirhossein JamshidipoorJamshidipoor, Amirhossein Pick and Sort for Graphical Authentication
Abhinav JamwalJamwal, Abhinav Dept. of Computer Science & Engineering, Indian Institute of Technology, Roorkee, IndiaIndia MavCrawl: A Comprehensive Dataset of Maven Libraries with Metadata and Their Dependencies
Mikoláš JanotaJanota, Mikoláš Czech Technical University in Prague A Universal Textual Merge Strategy Based on Tokens for Version Control Systems
Qiqi Jason GuJason Gu, Qiqi Czech Technical University in PragueCzechia A Universal Textual Merge Strategy Based on Tokens for Version Control Systems
Caroline JayJay, Caroline Department of Computer Science, University of Manchester, M13 9PL, United KingdomUnited Kingdom Does social identity matter in software engineering? Assessing the case of research software engineers
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Kevin LeachLeach, Kevin Vanderbilt UniversityUnited States Locating Software Vulnerabilities With Static Analyzers: How Far Are We?
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Leonardo LeiteLeite, Leonardo Federal University of Alagoas (UFAL)Brazil Exploring Transfer Learning for Multilingual Software Quality: Code Smells, Bugs, and Harmful Code
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Xinyue LiangLiang, Xinyue Nanjing University of Aeronautics and AstronauticsChina Boosting Automatic Java-to-Cangjie Translation with Multi-Stage LLM Training and Error Repair
Yihan LiaoLiao, Yihan City University of Hong Kong When Parsing Goes Wrong: An Empirical Study of Error Propagation and Data Augmentation in Log Anomaly Detection
Sherlock A. LicorishLicorish, Sherlock A. University of OtagoNew Zealand Committee Member in AI Models / Data within the EASE AI Models / Data-track Teaching Empathy in Software Engineering Education in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
Grischa LiebelLiebel, Grischa Reykjavik UniversityIceland Exploring Creativity in Human–Human-LLM Collaborative Software Design Committee Member in Research Papers within the EASE Research Papers-track
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Kevin LiraLira, Kevin North Carolina State UniversityUnited States Vulnerability Detection with Interprocedural Context in Multiple Languages: Assessing Effectiveness and Cost of Modern LLMs
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Philip MakedonskiMakedonski, Philip Institute of Computer Science, University of Göttingen, Lower Saxony, Germany Quality-Driven Selective Mutation for Deep Learning
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Akhila MatathammalMatathammal, Akhila IIITHIndia EnCoDe: Energy Estimation of Source Code At Design-Time
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Aoi MatsudaMatsuda, Aoi University of TsukubaJapan Tail-aware N-version Machine Learning Models for Reliable API Recommendation
Kenichi MatsumotoMatsumoto, Kenichi Nara Institute of Science and TechnologyJapan How Do Developers Use Migration Guides? A Case Study of Log4j A Longitudinal Analysis of Good First Issue Practices and Newcomer Pull Requests in Popular OSS Projects
Emma MckenzieMckenzie, Emma JP Morgan ChaseUnited Kingdom Local Organization Co-Chair in Organizing Committee for EASE 2026
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Miguel Ehécatl Morales TrujilloMorales Trujillo, Miguel Ehécatl University of Canterbury, Christchurch, New ZealandNew Zealand QubitQuest: Learning Quantum Computing through Mini-Games
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Mark SolisSolis, Mark Texas A&M University-San Antonio LVing: A Graph-Based Visualization Tool for Teaching Rust Memory Safety
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