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A Aakash AbbasiAbbasi, Aakash University of DerbyUnited Kingdom Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Technical Track-track
Eman Abdullah AlOmarAbdullah AlOmar, Eman Stevens Institute of Technology, USAUnited States Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Emerging Results, Vision, and Reflection Papers Track-track
Silvia AbrahãoAbrahão, Silvia Universitat Politècnica de ValènciaSpain Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Technical Track-track
Muhammad Auwal AbubakarAbubakar, Muhammad Auwal University of Bamberg An Exploratory Study of Agent Plans for Agentic AI Coding Tools in Open-Source Software Developer Skills at Human-Agent Interaction Points in Agentic AI Workflows for Software Architecture Activities
Benjamin AgyekumAgyekum, Benjamin Colorado State University Does Fixing Break Security? An Empirical Study of Security Degradation in Iterative LLM-Driven Infrastructure-as-Code Repair
Iftekhar AhmedAhmed, Iftekhar University of California at IrvineUnited States Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Technical Track-track
Shibbir AhmedAhmed, Shibbir Texas State UniversityUnited States ReqGenX: An Empirical Study of Atomic Decomposition, Artifact Regeneration, and Reconstruction for Legacy SRS Documents
Ebtesam Al HaqueAl Haque, Ebtesam George Mason UniversityUnited States What makes software issue resolution tasks difficult for agents?
Khubaib Amjad AlamAlam, Khubaib Amjad Al Ain University, United Arab EmiratesUnited Arab Emirates Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Emerging Results, Vision, and Reflection Papers Track-track
Omar AlamAlam, Omar Trent UniversityCanada Why Do LLMs Fail at OCL Generation? A Graph Reasoning Perspective
Michel AlbonicoAlbonico, Michel Federal University of Technology, Paraná (UTFPR)Brazil Whispers and Watts: An Empirical Study of the Energy Consumption of ROS 2 Topic-Based Communication
Nauman bin AliAli, Nauman bin Blekinge Institute of TechnologySweden Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Emerging Results, Vision, and Reflection Papers Track-track
Negar AlizadehAlizadeh, Negar Universiteit Utrecht Green AI: The Cost of LLM-Based Code Completion
Mohamed AlmukhtarAlmukhtar, Mohamed University of Michigan-Flint Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Emerging Results, Vision, and Reflection Papers Track-track
Atu AmbalaAmbala, Atu Colorado State University Rethinking Automated Program Repair: The Impact of Bug Complexity, Fault Localization, and LLM Cost-efficiency
Faezeh Amou NajafabadiAmou Najafabadi, Faezeh Vrije Universiteit AmsterdamNetherlands A Multivocal Review of AutoML Practices, Challenges, Opportunities and Open Issues
Maximilian AmougouAmougou, Maximilian Technical University of Munich An Agentic Approach Towards Replication Package Quality Evaluation
Apostolos AmpatzoglouAmpatzoglou, Apostolos University of MacedoniaGreece Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Emerging Results, Vision, and Reflection Papers Track-track
Alessandro AneggiAneggi, Alessandro Free University of Bozen-BolzanoItaly Beyond Response Time: Quantifying the Energy Cost of Performance Antipatterns in Microservices
Florian AngermeirAngermeir, Florian fortissGermany An Agentic Approach Towards Replication Package Quality Evaluation
Florian AngermeirAngermeir, Florian fortiss GmbH Session Chair of Session 2 (part of ESEIW IASESE - LLM Guidelines) Session Chair of Session 1 (part of ESEIW IASESE - LLM Guidelines)
Florian AngermeirAngermeir, Florian fortissGermany Introduction to the LLM Guidelines
Florian AngermeirAngermeir, Florian fortiss GmbH IASESE co-chair in Davide Fucci within the ESEIW IASESE - LLM Guidelines-track Making LLM-Based Software Engineering Studies Reproducible: From Guidelines to Practice
Hina AnwarAnwar, Hina University of TartuEstonia Balancing Green and Clean Code: Prompting for LLM-Based Refactoring Bigger Is Not Always Better: Performance and Sustainability Trade-offs in LLMs for Python Bug-Fixing Tasks
Sven ApelApel, Sven Saarland UniversityGermany A Facet-Based Perspective on Code Comprehension Task Design for Empirical Research How Data Flow Complexity Impacts Program Comprehension
Allysson Allex AraújoAraújo, Allysson Allex Federal University of CaririBrazil Committee Member in Program Committee within the ESEIW ESEM - Registered Reports Track-track
Francesca Arcelli FontanaArcelli Fontana, Francesca University of Milano-Bicocca Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Emerging Results, Vision, and Reflection Papers Track-track
Hera ArifArif, Hera Dalhousie UniversityCanada How Do Software Professionals Evaluate AI-Generated Code? (Registered Report) Assessing the Construct Validity of Object-Oriented, Class-Level Code Quality Metrics
Chetan AroraArora, Chetan Monash UniversityAustralia Toward Ethical Requirements for Healthcare AI Software Systems: Emerging Results from a Multi-Stakeholder Interview Study AI Ethics To Requirements Practice: Building and Evaluating the HealthAI Ethics Assistant Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Software Engineering in Practice Track-track
Elvira-Maria ArvanitouArvanitou, Elvira-Maria International Hellenic UniversityGreece Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Emerging Results, Vision, and Reflection Papers Track-track
Wesley K.G. AssunçãoAssunção, Wesley K.G. North Carolina State UniversityUnited States Evaluating Language Models on Cross-Language Code Functional Equivalence
Hamza AttarwalaAttarwala, Hamza Polytechnique MontrealCanada Why Do LLMs Fail at OCL Generation? A Graph Reasoning Perspective
Paris AvgeriouAvgeriou, Paris Univ. of Gronningen Netherlands Reducing Labeling Effort in Architecture Technical Debt Detection through Active Learning and Explainable AI
Paris AvgeriouAvgeriou, Paris University of Groningen, The NetherlandsNetherlands How the Use of AI in Research Affects Threats to Validity and Their Mitigation
Wardah Naeem AwanAwan, Wardah Naeem LUT UniversityFinland Does Working with AI Agents Change How Developers Code, Test, and Review?
Claudia AyalaAyala, Claudia Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya, SpainSpain Wrap-up Wrap-up session 1 Welcome Chair in Contact within the ESEIW IDoESE - Doctoral Symposium-track Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Technical Track-track
Ragib Shahariar AyonAyon, Ragib Shahariar Texas State UniversityUnited States ReqGenX: An Empirical Study of Atomic Decomposition, Artifact Regeneration, and Reconstruction for Legacy SRS Documents
Nasreen AzadAzad, Nasreen LUT UniversityFinland Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Technical Track-track
B Thomas BachBach, Thomas SAP Evaluating LLM-Based Test Generation for a Large Industrial C++ Database System. A Case Study on SAP HANA Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Software Engineering in Practice Track-track
Alexander BakhtinBakhtin, Alexander University of OuluFinland Identifying unique developers in OSS projects: A family of models
Maria Teresa BaldassarreBaldassarre, Maria Teresa Department of Computer Science, University of Bari Italy Beyond Individual Prompting Efficiency: A Socio-Technical Perspective on Computational Waste in AI-Assisted Software Engineering The Influence of Fraudulent AI-Generated Responses on Software Engineering Surveys Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Technical Track-track
Sebastian BaltesBaltes, Sebastian Heidelberg UniversityGermany An Exploratory Study of Agent Plans for Agentic AI Coding Tools in Open-Source Software Chair in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Software Engineering in Practice Track-track The Impact of Configuring Agentic AI Coding Tools on Build-vs-Buy Decisions: A Study Protocol
Enrique Barba RoqueBarba Roque, Enrique Delft University of TechnologyNetherlands Beyond FLOPs: Energy-Aware Knowledge Distillation for Sustainable LLMs on Code-Related Task
Eduardo BarrosBarros, Eduardo Federal University of Alagoas, Brazil A Catalog of Transformations to Remove Dockerfile smells
Luisa BartlBartl, Luisa TU Chemnitz A Facet-Based Perspective on Code Comprehension Task Design for Empirical Research
Silvia BartolucciBartolucci, Silvia University College London Emotional Expression in Open-Source: How Project Function Shapes Communication
Thomas Bartz-BeielsteinBartz-Beielstein, Thomas TH Köln, Gummersbach, Germany Evaluating LLM-Based Test Generation for a Large Industrial C++ Database System. A Case Study on SAP HANA
Stephanie BatistaBatista, Stephanie Centre for Informatics and Systems of the University of Coimbra (CISUC), Department of Informatics Engineering, Faculty of Sciences and Technology, University of Coimbra, Coimbra, Portugal Regulatory-Driven Methodology for AI/ML-Based Medical Software Development for SMEs
Andreas BauerBauer, Andreas Technische Hochschule Nürnberg Georg Simon OhmGermany Web Chair in General organization for ESEIW 2026 Session Chair of Session 2 (part of ESEIW Hackathon MRPUA) Session Chair of Session 1 (part of ESEIW Hackathon MRPUA) Introduction Chair in Contact within the ESEIW Hackathon MRPUA-track
Vekil BekmyradovBekmyradov, Vekil TH Köln, Gummersbach, GermanyGermany Evaluating LLM-Based Test Generation for a Large Industrial C++ Database System. A Case Study on SAP HANA
Ahmed BelhouchetteBelhouchette, Ahmed ENSI, Mannouba University How Developers Use Relation Chains in Code Review: An Empirical Study Across Three Open-Source Ecosystems
Lahiri BellarykarBellarykar, Lahiri Can LLMs identify missing elements in requirements elicitation? An empirical evaluation using production derived user stories in an industry setting
Boualem BenatallahBenatallah, Boualem Dublin City University Beyond Standard English: L1-Aware Benchmarks for Evaluating API-Calling in LLM Agents
Alexander BerndtBerndt, Alexander Heidelberg University, Heidelberg GermanyGermany Evaluating LLM-Based Test Generation for a Large Industrial C++ Database System. A Case Study on SAP HANA
Beatriz BernárdezBernárdez, Beatriz University of SevilleSpain Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Technical Track-track
Mehmet BesenkBesenk, Mehmet Technical University of Munich Explanation-Guided Metamorphic Testing of Specialized Language Models: An Empirical Study
Narjes BessghaierBessghaier, Narjes ETS Montreal, University of QuebecCanada Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Emerging Results, Vision, and Reflection Papers Track-track
Stefan BifflBiffl, Stefan Vienna University of TechnologyAustria Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Technical Track-track
Ali BigdeliBigdeli, Ali Colorado State University Rethinking Automated Program Repair: The Impact of Bug Complexity, Fault Localization, and LLM Cost-efficiency
Tegawendé F. BissyandéBissyandé, Tegawendé F. University of LuxembourgLuxembourg Prompt engineering in LLMs for automated unit test generation: A large-scale study
Sumon BiswasBiswas, Sumon Case Western Reserve UniversityUnited States ReqGenX: An Empirical Study of Atomic Decomposition, Artifact Regeneration, and Reconstruction for Legacy SRS Documents
Alvine Boaye BelleBoaye Belle, Alvine York UniversityCanada Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Software Engineering in Practice Track-track
Bartosz BogaczBogacz, Bartosz SAP, Walldorf, GermanyGermany Evaluating LLM-Based Test Generation for a Large Industrial C++ Database System. A Case Study on SAP HANA
Justus BognerBogner, Justus Vrije Universiteit AmsterdamNetherlands Open Science Co-Chair in General organization for ESEIW 2026 Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Technical Track-track
Markus BorgBorg, Markus CodeSceneSweden Chair in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Software Engineering in Practice Track-track
Jan BoschBosch, Jan Chalmers University of Technology, SwedenSweden Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Technical Track-track
Lukas BoschanskiBoschanski, Lukas University of North Carolina at Charlotte Evaluating CI/CD Security Best Practices in the GitHub Actions Documentation
Amiangshu BosuBosu, Amiangshu Wayne State University Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Technical Track-track
Ricardo BrittoBritto, Ricardo Ericsson / Blekinge Institute of TechnologySweden Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Emerging Results, Vision, and Reflection Papers Track-track Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Technical Track-track
Andrew BrownBrown, Andrew Queen's University BelfastUnited Kingdom What do we really know about Fortran?
Chris BrownBrown, Chris Virginia TechUnited States Committee Member in Program Committee within the ESEIW ESEM - Registered Reports Track-track Do Smart Contract Auditing Results Transfer Across Datasets? A Two-Benchmark Empirical Study of Static and LLM-Based Security Tools
Immo BrueggemannBrueggemann, Immo Creatum GmbH Emerging Challenges in Threat Modeling for GenAI-Augmented Systems: A View from the Trenches
Luigi BuglioneBuglione, Luigi DXC TechnologyItaly Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Software Engineering in Practice Track-track
Faiza A. BukhshBukhsh, Faiza A. University of Twente Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Technical Track-track
Feza BuzlucaBuzluca, Feza Istanbul Technical UniversityTurkey Coordinating Agents on a Shared Git Workspace: An Empirical Study of Action-Space Observation for Agentic Software Engineering
Sebastian BöhmBöhm, Sebastian Saarland University How Data Flow Complexity Impacts Program Comprehension
C Joanna C. S. SantosC. S. Santos, Joanna University of Notre DameUnited States On the Quality of Vulnerability-Contributing Commit Datasets: A Systematic Review and Exploit-Based Evaluation
Beatriz Cabrero-DanielCabrero-Daniel, Beatriz Mid Sweden UniversitySweden Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Technical Track-track
Bruno CafeoCafeo, Bruno University of Campinas (Unicamp)Brazil A Factorial Comparison of LLM-Based Multi-Agent Architectures for Automated Python Refactoring
Fabio CalefatoCalefato, Fabio University of BariItaly Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Emerging Results, Vision, and Reflection Papers Track-track Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Technical Track-track
Rebeca Campos MottaCampos Motta, Rebeca Universidade Federal Fluminense (UFF) Committee Member in Program Committee within the ESEIW ESEM - Registered Reports Track-track
Andrea CapiluppiCapiluppi, Andrea University of GroningenNetherlands Reducing Labeling Effort in Architecture Technical Debt Detection through Active Learning and Explainable AI
Roberta CapuanoCapuano, Roberta University of L'Aquila, Italy Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Technical Track-track
Lanaya Aziza CarbonellCarbonell, Lanaya Aziza Bilkent University CWEFT: CWE-aware Evaluation of Free-text vs. Typed Prompts
Vinicius Carvalho LopesCarvalho Lopes, Vinicius University of Notre Dame On the Quality of Vulnerability-Contributing Commit Datasets: A Systematic Review and Exploit-Based Evaluation
Jeffrey C. CarverCarver, Jeffrey C. University of AlabamaUnited States Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Technical Track-track
Nathan CasseeCassee, Nathan University of VictoriaCanada Committee Member in Program Committee within the ESEIW ESEM - Registered Reports Track-track
Fernando CastorCastor, Fernando University of TwenteNetherlands Green AI: The Cost of LLM-Based Code Completion
Gemma CatolinoCatolino, Gemma University of SalernoItaly Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW IDoESE - Doctoral Symposium-track
Lidiany CerqueiraCerqueira, Lidiany BRAVAS in TechBrazil Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Emerging Results, Vision, and Reflection Papers Track-track
Marouene ChaiebChaieb, Marouene National School of Computer ScienceTunisia How Developers Use Relation Chains in Code Review: An Empirical Study Across Three Open-Source Ecosystems
Shalini ChakrabortyChakraborty, Shalini University of BayreuthGermany Prompts Blend Requirements and Solutions: From Intent to Implementation The Prompt Triangle: A Registered Report on Prompts as Hybrid Artifacts
Lorena SÁNCHEZ CHAMORROCHAMORRO, Lorena SÁNCHEZ Human-Media Interaction, University of Twente Global Miscommunication in Privacy Requirements Engineering: Lawyers’ Experiences Collaborating with Software Engineers
Sivajeet ChandChand, Sivajeet Technical University of MunichGermany Why Industry Migrates and When It Trusts LLMs: A Practitioner Survey on LLM-Assisted Software Migration
Jingfan ChenChen, Jingfan Monash University AI Ethics To Requirements Practice: Building and Evaluating the HealthAI Ethics Assistant
Ping ChenChen, Ping China Electronic Product Reliability and Environment Test Research Institute A Direction-Aware Study of LLM-Based Code Translation Across Eight Programming Languages An Empirical Study of Problem-Aligned Multilingual Code Generation and Directed Code Translation by Large Language Models
Qiangpu ChenChen, Qiangpu National University of Defense Technology Do LLM Vulnerability-Detection Agents Reason Better? An Empirical Decomposition of Stability, Independence, and Grounding
Xingcheng ChenChen, Xingcheng Technical University of Munich & fortiss GmbHGermany Explanation-Guided Metamorphic Testing of Specialized Language Models: An Empirical Study
ziyu chenchen, ziyu National University of Defense Technology Do LLM Vulnerability-Detection Agents Reason Better? An Empirical Decomposition of Stability, Independence, and Grounding
Junhang ChengCheng, Junhang Beihang UniversityChina Can LLM Coding Assistants Support Emerging Programming Languages? An Empirical Study on Cangjie
Mingfei ChengCheng, Mingfei Singapore Management UniversitySingapore Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Emerging Results, Vision, and Reflection Papers Track-track
Ruzanna ChitchyanChitchyan, Ruzanna University of BristolUnited Kingdom Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Technical Track-track
Moataz ChouchenChouchen, Moataz Concordia UniversityTunisia How Developers Use Relation Chains in Code Review: An Empirical Study Across Three Open-Source Ecosystems Why Do LLMs Fail at OCL Generation? A Graph Reasoning Perspective
Marcus CiolkowskiCiolkowski, Marcus QAwareGermany Welcome Panel Discussion Chair in Contact within the ESEIW Industry Day-track
Robert ClarisóClarisó, Robert Universitat Oberta de CatalunyaSpain Assessing the Substitution of LLM-Based Decision Components
Sergio CobosCobos, Sergio Universitat Oberta de Catalunya Assessing the Substitution of LLM-Based Decision Components
Zadia CodabuxCodabux, Zadia University of SaskatchewanCanada Chair in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Emerging Results, Vision, and Reflection Papers Track-track
Ricardo Colomo-PalaciosColomo-Palacios, Ricardo Universidad Politécnica de MadridSpain When Work Relations Matter: A Vision of Forgiveness in Software Testing The role of voice and silence behaviors in software development: a structural equation modeling analysis
Nelly Condori-FernándezCondori-Fernández, Nelly Universidad de Santiago de CompostelaSpain Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Technical Track-track
Tayana ConteConte, Tayana Universidade Federal do AmazonasBrazil Publicity Co-Chair in General organization for ESEIW 2026 Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Technical Track-track
Antonino CoppolaCoppola, Antonino University of Southern Denmark On Coding Agent Issue Localization Accuracy. An Exploratory Study Agentic Software Engineering: Measuring and Improving AI-Generated Code Quality AI Writes Code, Humans Pay the Debt. An Empirical Study on the Sustainability and Evolution of Agent-Generated Code
Riccardo CoppolaCoppola, Riccardo Politecnico di TorinoItaly Publicity Co-Chair in General organization for ESEIW 2026 Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Technical Track-track
Camila Costa SilvaCosta Silva, Camila University of CanterburyNew Zealand Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Emerging Results, Vision, and Reflection Papers Track-track
Luís CruzCruz, Luís TU DelftNetherlands Beyond FLOPs: Energy-Aware Knowledge Distillation for Sustainable LLMs on Code-Related Task Characterizing Feedback Statements in Machine Learning Jupyter Notebooks
Péter János CsászárCsászár, Péter János Eötvös Loránd University, Faculty of Informatics, Department of Software Technology and Methodology Assessing Code Quality and Software Architecture Using Static Analysis and Machine Learning
Xing CuiCui, Xing Institute of Software, Chinese Academy of Sciences; University of Chinese Academy The Overlooked Spirit of Open Source: LLM-based Analysis of Non-explicit Mentoring in OSS Communities Blurred Compliance Boundaries: Analyzing Open Source License Conflicts in MCP-Based Agent Workflows
Javier Luis Cánovas IzquierdoCánovas Izquierdo, Javier Luis Universitat Oberta de CatalunyaSpain Assessing the Substitution of LLM-Based Decision Components
D Lars-Ola DammDamm, Lars-Ola Ericsson, SwedenSweden A Wave of Resignations in the Aftermath of Remote Onboarding
Roya DaneshiDaneshi, Roya Colorado State University Rethinking Automated Program Repair: The Impact of Bug Complexity, Fault Localization, and LLM Cost-efficiency
Maya DanevaDaneva, Maya University of TwenteNetherlands Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW IDoESE - Doctoral Symposium-track Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Technical Track-track
Ryan DangDang, Ryan University of California, Irvine Do LLMs Understand Validity? An Empirical Study of Machine‑Generated Threats to Validity in Software Engineering
Lam D. DaoDao, Lam D. RMIT University, Vietnam Which Neurons Detect Malicious Code? A Probing Study of LLM Security Knowledge
James C. DavisDavis, James C. Purdue UniversityUnited States Software Supply Chains are Dead: Use-Case-Oriented Regeneration
Fabio Marcos De Abreu SantosDe Abreu Santos, Fabio Marcos Colorado State University, USAUnited States Towards Competence-Based Management for Open Source Software Projects Committee Member in Program Committee within the ESEIW ESEM - Registered Reports Track-track Rethinking Automated Program Repair: The Impact of Bug Complexity, Fault Localization, and LLM Cost-efficiency Does Fixing Break Security? An Empirical Study of Security Degradation in Iterative LLM-Driven Infrastructure-as-Code Repair
Breno de Françade França, Breno UNICAMPBrazil Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Technical Track-track
Jose Luis de la Varade la Vara, Jose Luis Universidad de Castilla - La ManchaSpain Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Technical Track-track
Andrea De LuciaDe Lucia, Andrea University of SalernoItaly Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Emerging Results, Vision, and Reflection Papers Track-track
Rafael de Mellode Mello, Rafael UFRJ, BrazilBrazil Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Software Engineering in Practice Track-track
Heleno de Souza Campos Juniorde Souza Campos Junior, Heleno Universidade Federal FluminenseBrazil Committee Member in Program Committee within the ESEIW ESEM - Registered Reports Track-track
Ronnie de Souza Santosde Souza Santos, Ronnie University of CalgaryCanada Beyond Individual Prompting Efficiency: A Socio-Technical Perspective on Computational Waste in AI-Assisted Software Engineering How Many Interviews Are Enough in a Software Engineering Study? Preliminary Findings on Sample Size and Saturation The Influence of Fraudulent AI-Generated Responses on Software Engineering Surveys Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Technical Track-track
Florian DeissenboeckDeissenboeck, Florian CQSE GmbHGermany Welcome Panel Discussion Chair in Contact within the ESEIW Industry Day-track
Gelei DengDeng, Gelei Nanyang Technological University CognixShield: PoV-Guided Vulnerable API Usage Detection in Large Codebases via LLMs
Advait DeshpandeDeshpande, Advait The Open UniversityUnited Kingdom Do Large-Scale Agile Frameworks Encode Socio-Technical Resilience?
Giuseppe DestefanisDestefanis, Giuseppe University College London (UCL)United Kingdom Beyond Individual Prompting Efficiency: A Socio-Technical Perspective on Computational Waste in AI-Assisted Software Engineering Emotional Expression in Open-Source: How Project Function Shapes Communication
Davide Di RuscioDi Ruscio, Davide University of L'AquilaItaly TerraRepair: A Tool-Grounded LLM Agent for Infrastructure-as-Code Repair
Oscar DiesteDieste, Oscar Universidad Politécnica de MadridSpain Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Technical Track-track
Xiaosong DINGDING, Xiaosong China Telecom Sichuan Branch CoEvolve: Feedback-Driven Policy-Harness Maintenance for Industrial LLM Auditing Systems
Torgeir DingsøyrDingsøyr, Torgeir Norwegian University of Science and Technology and SimulaMetNorway Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Emerging Results, Vision, and Reflection Papers Track-track User stories as boundary objects in agile requirements engineering: A theoretical literature review Empirical Software Engineering Teaching Cases
Torgeir DingsøyrDingsøyr, Torgeir Norwegian University of Science and TechnologyNorway Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Technical Track-track
Felix DobslawDobslaw, Felix Mid Sweden UniversitySweden Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Technical Track-track
Michael DornerDorner, Michael Technische Hochschule Nürnberg Georg Simon OhmGermany Finance Chair in General organization for ESEIW 2026 Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Technical Track-track
Vinicius dos Santosdos Santos, Vinicius University of São Paulo (ICMC/USP), São Carlos - SPBrazil Sustainability of Systematic Literature Reviews in Software Engineering
Steve DrewDrew, Steve University of CalgaryCanada Beyond Rule-Based Mutation Testing: Test-Aware Mutant Generation Using Large Language Models
Nicolás E. Díaz FerreyraDíaz Ferreyra, Nicolás E. Hamburg University of TechnologyGermany Emerging Challenges in Threat Modeling for GenAI-Augmented Systems: A View from the Trenches Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Emerging Results, Vision, and Reflection Papers Track-track
Jessica DíazDíaz, Jessica Universidad Politécnica de MadridSpain Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Emerging Results, Vision, and Reflection Papers Track-track
E Sigrid EldhEldh, Sigrid Mälardalen University, Carleton UniversitySweden Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Emerging Results, Vision, and Reflection Papers Track-track
Matteo EspositoEsposito, Matteo University of Southern Denmark (SDU)Finland Can Agents reconstruct microservice architecture? On Coding Agent Issue Localization Accuracy. An Exploratory Study Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Software Engineering in Practice Track-track AI Writes Code, Humans Pay the Debt. An Empirical Study on the Sustainability and Evolution of Agent-Generated Code Identifying unique developers in OSS projects: A family of models Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Technical Track-track
F Rayed FahmiFahmi, Rayed Texas State UniversityBangladesh ReqGenX: An Empirical Study of Atomic Decomposition, Artifact Regeneration, and Reconstruction for Legacy SRS Documents
Davide FalessiFalessi, Davide University of Rome Tor Vergata, ItalyItaly Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Technical Track-track
João Pascoal FariaFaria, João Pascoal Faculty of Engineering, University of Porto and INESC TECPortugal ARIA - An Agentic Framework for Autonomous Testing of Infotainment Systems
Mussammat Maimuna FariaFaria, Mussammat Maimuna University of Dhaka Towards Reliable AI-Assisted Behavioral Modeling: Evaluating Prompting, Retrieval, and Repair Strategies for UML State Transition Diagram Generation
Mashiat Amin FarinFarin, Mashiat Amin University of Texas at Dallas Towards Reliable AI-Assisted Behavioral Modeling: Evaluating Prompting, Retrieval, and Repair Strategies for UML State Transition Diagram Generation
Thomas FehlmannFehlmann, Thomas Euro Project OfficeSwitzerland Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Software Engineering in Practice Track-track
Daniel FeitosaFeitosa, Daniel University of GroningenNetherlands Is Self-Admitted Technical Debt Tested? An Empirical Study of Coverage, Co-change, and Impact
Michael FeldererFelderer, Michael German Aerospace Center (DLR) & University of CologneGermany Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Technical Track-track
Robert FeldtFeldt, Robert Chalmers \| University of GothenburgSweden Session Chair of 20th-anniversary moment / town hall (part of ESEIW ESEM - Technical Track) PC Chair in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Technical Track-track
Zixuan FengFeng, Zixuan Virginia Commonwealth University Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Software Engineering in Practice Track-track
Filomena FerrucciFerrucci, Filomena Università di SalernoItaly Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Emerging Results, Vision, and Reflection Papers Track-track
Samuel W. FlintFlint, Samuel W. Dakota State UniversityUnited States Committee Member in Program Committee within the ESEIW ESEM - Registered Reports Track-track
Baldoino FonsecaFonseca, Baldoino Federal University of Alagoas (UFAL)Brazil A Catalog of Transformations to Remove Dockerfile smells
Awdren FontãoFontão, Awdren Federal University of Mato Grosso do Sul (UFMS)Brazil Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Emerging Results, Vision, and Reflection Papers Track-track
Farnaz FotrousiFotrousi, Farnaz Chalmers University of Technology and University of GothenburgSweden A Nightly Feedback-Driven Strategy for Quality Control in Safety-Critical Software Development
Xavier FranchFranch, Xavier Universitat Politècnica de CatalunyaSpain Using LLMs in Software Engineering Research: Edited community book Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Technical Track-track
Muriel-Larissa FRANKFRANK, Muriel-Larissa SnT, University of Luxembourg Global Miscommunication in Privacy Requirements Engineering: Lawyers’ Experiences Collaborating with Software Engineers
Julian FrattiniFrattini, Julian Chalmers \| University of GothenburgSweden Committee Member in Program Committee within the ESEIW ESEM - Registered Reports Track-track Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Technical Track-track
David FribergFriberg, David Zenseact A Nightly Feedback-Driven Strategy for Quality Control in Safety-Critical Software Development
Henning FritzemeierFritzemeier, Henning Volkswagen AG Operationalizing the EU AI Act in Agile Software Development: A Guideline-Based Approach
Quanzhi FuFu, Quanzhi Virginia Tech CognixShield: PoV-Guided Vulnerable API Usage Detection in Large Codebases via LLMs
Davide FucciFucci, Davide Blekinge Institute of TechnologySweden Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW IDoESE - Doctoral Symposium-track Session Chair of Session 2 (part of ESEIW IASESE - LLM Guidelines) Session Chair of Session 1 (part of ESEIW IASESE - LLM Guidelines) Introduction to the LLM Guidelines IASESE co-chair in Davide Fucci within the ESEIW IASESE - LLM Guidelines-track Making LLM-Based Software Engineering Studies Reproducible: From Guidelines to Practice Committee Member in Program Committee within the ESEIW ESEM - Registered Reports Track-track Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Technical Track-track
Patrick FunkeFunke, Patrick CHECK24 Why Industry Migrates and When It Trusts LLMs: A Practitioner Survey on LLM-Assisted Software Migration
G Vitor Gaboardi dos SantosGaboardi dos Santos, Vitor Dublin City University Beyond Standard English: L1-Aware Benchmarks for Evaluating API-Calling in LLM Agents
Sai Mallikarjun GalipelliGalipelli, Sai Mallikarjun IIT Kharagpur TypePatrol: Adversarial Testing for Uncovering Security-Relevant Type Inconsistencies in JavaScript Libraries
Matthias GalsterGalster, Matthias University of CanterburyNew Zealand Does Gamification Improve Video-based Soft Skills Training of Software Engineering Professionals? An Exploratory Study of Agent Plans for Agentic AI Coding Tools in Open-Source Software Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW IDoESE - Doctoral Symposium-track The Impact of Configuring Agentic AI Coding Tools on Build-vs-Buy Decisions: A Study Protocol Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Technical Track-track
Cuiyun GaoGao, Cuiyun Harbin Institute of Technology, ShenzhenChina Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Software Engineering in Practice Track-track
Juan GarbajosaGarbajosa, Juan Technical University of MadridSpain Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Technical Track-track
Christian GarciaGarcia, Christian University of Notre Dame On the Quality of Vulnerability-Contributing Commit Datasets: A Systematic Review and Exploit-Based Evaluation
Alberto García SimónGarcía Simón, Alberto Universitat Politecnica de Valencia Global Miscommunication in Privacy Requirements Engineering: Lawyers’ Experiences Collaborating with Software Engineers
Marcela Fabiana Genero BoccoGenero Bocco, Marcela Fabiana University of Castilla-La ManchaSpain Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW IDoESE - Doctoral Symposium-track Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Technical Track-track
Ilias GerostathopoulosGerostathopoulos, Ilias Vrije Universiteit AmsterdamNetherlands A Multivocal Review of AutoML Practices, Challenges, Opportunities and Open Issues
Taher A. GhalebGhaleb, Taher A. Trent UniversityCanada AI-to-AI Code Review of GitHub Pull Requests Exploring Developer Perceptions on the Potential of CI Recommendation Systems
Rohit GheyiGheyi, Rohit Federal University of Campina GrandeBrazil A Catalog of Transformations to Remove Dockerfile smells Evaluating Language Models on Cross-Language Code Functional Equivalence
Sudipto GhoshGhosh, Sudipto Colorado State University, USAUnited States Rethinking Automated Program Repair: The Impact of Bug Complexity, Fault Localization, and LLM Cost-efficiency
Gouri Ginde (Deshpande)Ginde (Deshpande), Gouri University of CalgaryCanada Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Software Engineering in Practice Track-track
Görkem GirayGiray, Görkem Independent ResearcherTurkey Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Technical Track-track
Yaroslav GolubevGolubev, Yaroslav JetBrains ResearchSerbia Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Emerging Results, Vision, and Reflection Papers Track-track
Javier Gonzalez-HuertaGonzalez-Huerta, Javier Blekinge Institute of TechnologySweden Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Technical Track-track
Tony GorschekGorschek, Tony Blekinge Institute of Technology / DocEngineering Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Technical Track-track
Yifeng GOUGOU, Yifeng China Telecom Sichuan Branch CoEvolve: Feedback-Driven Policy-Harness Maintenance for Industrial LLM Auditing Systems
Isabella GraßlGraßl, Isabella Technical University of Darmstadt Germany Committee Member in Program Committee within the ESEIW ESEM - Registered Reports Track-track How Students Construct Human–AI Boundaries in Software Engineering Teamwork
Carmine GravinoGravino, Carmine University of Salerno Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Technical Track-track
Daniel GraziotinGraziotin, Daniel University of HohenheimGermany Open Science Co-Chair in General organization for ESEIW 2026 Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Technical Track-track
Peggy GregoryGregory, Peggy University of Glasgow, UKUnited Kingdom Do Large-Scale Agile Frameworks Encode Socio-Technical Resilience? Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Technical Track-track
Lucas GrenGren, Lucas Chalmers \| University of GothenburgSweden Committee Member in Program Committee within the ESEIW ESEM - Registered Reports Track-track Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Technical Track-track
John GrundyGrundy, John Monash UniversityAustralia Toward Ethical Requirements for Healthcare AI Software Systems: Emerging Results from a Multi-Stakeholder Interview Study AI Ethics To Requirements Practice: Building and Evaluating the HealthAI Ethics Assistant
Everton GuimaraesGuimaraes, Everton Pennsylvania State UniversityUnited States Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Emerging Results, Vision, and Reflection Papers Track-track
Feray Gulu-zadaGulu-zada, Feray University of Tartu Balancing Green and Clean Code: Prompting for LLM-Based Refactoring
Niklas GundGund, Niklas Saarland University How Data Flow Complexity Impacts Program Comprehension
Naresh GuthaGutha, Naresh Can LLMs identify missing elements in requirements elicitation? An empirical evaluation using production derived user stories in an industry setting
H Osamah H. AlainiH. Alaini, Osamah Trent UniversityCanada Exploring Developer Perceptions on the Potential of CI Recommendation Systems
Mohamed HaadyHaady, Mohamed Tiemtore Tools for Detecting Security Issues in Infrastructure-as-Code: A Focused Literature Review
Mohammad HamdaqaHamdaqa, Mohammad Polytechnique MontrealCanada How Developers Use Relation Chains in Code Review: An Empirical Study Across Three Open-Source Ecosystems Why Do LLMs Fail at OCL Generation? A Graph Reasoning Perspective
Abdelwahab Hamou-LhadjHamou-Lhadj, Abdelwahab Concordia University, Montreal, CanadaCanada How Developers Use Relation Chains in Code Review: An Empirical Study Across Three Open-Source Ecosystems
Muhammad HamzaHamza, Muhammad Lappeenranta-Lahti University of Technology (LUT)Finland Does Working with AI Agents Change How Developers Code, Test, and Review?
Xianjian HanHan, Xianjian China Electronic Product Reliability and Environment Test Research Institute A Direction-Aware Study of LLM-Based Code Translation Across Eight Programming Languages An Empirical Study of Problem-Aligned Multilingual Code Generation and Directed Code Translation by Large Language Models
Hideaki HataHata, Hideaki Shinshu UniversityJapan Publicity Co-Chair in General organization for ESEIW 2026 Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Emerging Results, Vision, and Reflection Papers Track-track
Lo HeanderHeander, Lo Lund UniversitySweden Code Review as Decision-Making - Building a Cognitive Model from the Questions Asked During Code Review Trust-Calibrated Code Review: A Participatory Design Study of Review Workflows for LLM-Generated Multi-File Changes
Regina HebigHebig, Regina Universität Rostock, Rostock, GermanyGermany Development and evolution of Xtext-based DSLs on GitHub: an empirical investigation Don't bother to use a second LLM and write tests yourself! A Study on Elixir
Peter HegedusHegedus, Peter University of SzegedHungary Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Technical Track-track
Mahshid Helali MoghadamHelali Moghadam, Mahshid TRATON AB (Scania R&D)Sweden Author in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Software Engineering in Practice Track-track
Rogardt HeldalHeldal, Rogardt Western Norway University of Applied ScienceNorway Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Technical Track-track
António Henrique Martins AzevedoHenrique Martins Azevedo, António Critical TechWorks, Portugal and Faculty of Engineering, University of Porto, Portugal ARIA - An Agentic Framework for Autonomous Testing of Infotainment Systems
Steffen HerboldHerbold, Steffen University of PassauGermany Committee Member in Program Committee within the ESEIW ESEM - Registered Reports Track-track
Ben HermannHermann, Ben University of StuttgartGermany Committee Member in Program Committee within the ESEIW ESEM - Registered Reports Track-track
Andrea HerrmannHerrmann, Andrea Herrmann & EhrlichGermany Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Technical Track-track
Simon HettrickHettrick, Simon University of SouthamptonUnited Kingdom What do we really know about Fortran?
Brenn HillHill, Brenn Unaffiliated Does Spec-Driven Development Reduce Defects? An Empirical Test of Industry Claims Across 119 Open-Source Repositories
Jay HollandHolland, Jay University of Canterbury Does Gamification Improve Video-based Soft Skills Training of Software Engineering Professionals?
Helena Holmström OlssonHolmström Olsson, Helena Malmö UniversitySweden Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Technical Track-track
Philipp HolzingerHolzinger, Philipp Fraunhofer SITGermany Large-Scale Evaluation of Android-Related Research Artifacts
Kosei HorikawaHorikawa, Kosei Nara Institute of Science and Technology Is Self-Admitted Technical Debt Tested? An Empirical Study of Coverage, Co-change, and Impact
Guilherme Horta TravassosHorta Travassos, Guilherme Federal University of Rio de JaneiroBrazil Committee Member in Program Committee within the ESEIW ESEM - Registered Reports Track-track Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Technical Track-track
Mihaela HristovaHristova, Mihaela IT University of Copenhagen Investigating Brain Activation Patterns in Human-Human versus Human-AI Pair Programming
Yutan HuangHuang, Yutan Monash UniversityAustralia Toward Ethical Requirements for Healthcare AI Software Systems: Emerging Results from a Multi-Stakeholder Interview Study AI Ethics To Requirements Practice: Building and Evaluating the HealthAI Ethics Assistant
Aliaksandr HubinHubin, Aliaksandr Østfold University College The role of voice and silence behaviors in software development: a structural equation modeling analysis
Benjamin HummelHummel, Benjamin CQSE GmbHGermany AI in Software Quality and Software Quality for AI
Yutong HuoHuo, Yutong China University of Geosciences (Wuhan) FDRRestTest: Feedback-Driven Logical Testing for REST APIs
I Umar IftikharIftikhar, Umar AFRY Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Software Engineering in Practice Track-track
Hajimu IidaIida, Hajimu Nara Institute of Science and Technology Is Self-Admitted Technical Debt Tested? An Empirical Study of Coverage, Co-change, and Impact Test Alert Snooze: An Empirical Study of Consecutive Test Failures on CI
Irum InayatInayat, Irum Chalmers \| University of GothenburgSweden Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Technical Track-track
Xeno IseneggerIsenegger, Xeno Coop Characterising Meeting Practices in Software Engineering Teams: A Mixed-Methods Study of Perceptions, Objective Patterns, and Impacts
Minna IsomursuIsomursu, Minna University of OuluFinland Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Technical Track-track
Ivan Machado Ivan Machado Federal University of Bahia (UFBA) A Catalog of Transformations to Remove Dockerfile smells Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Technical Track-track
Clemente IzurietaIzurieta, Clemente Montana State UniversityUnited States Open Space event ISERN Co-Chair in ISERN co-chair within the ESEIW ISERN - Annual Meeting-track
J Neetha JambigiJambigi, Neetha SAPGermany Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Software Engineering in Practice Track-track
Andrea JanesJanes, Andrea Free University of Bozen-BolzanoItaly Beyond Response Time: Quantifying the Energy Cost of Performance Antipatterns in Microservices Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Technical Track-track
Jannik Laval Jannik Laval Univ. Lumière Lyon 2, INSA Lyon, Univ. Claude Bernard Lyon 1, Univ. Jean Monnet Saint-Etienne, DISP UR4570, Lyon, France Parameterizing LLMs in Practice: An Empirical Study of LLMs Integrated into Software Systems
Andreas JedlitschkaJedlitschka, Andreas Fraunhofer IESEGermany ISERN Business ISERN Closing Empirical Software Engineering in the Age of AI - Methods, Challenges, and Practice ISERN Opening Session Chair of 20th-anniversary moment / town hall (part of ESEIW ESEM - Technical Track)
Jing JiangJiang, Jing Beihang University Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Technical Track-track
Nanxiang JiangJiang, Nanxiang Beihang University Can LLM Coding Assistants Support Emerging Programming Languages? An Empirical Study on Cangjie
Shuyao JiangJiang, Shuyao The Chinese University of Hong KongHong Kong SAR China Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Emerging Results, Vision, and Reflection Papers Track-track
Staffan JohanssonJohansson, Staffan Zenseact A Nightly Feedback-Driven Strategy for Quality Control in Safety-Critical Software Development
Brittany JohnsonJohnson, Brittany George Mason UniversityUnited States What makes software issue resolution tasks difficult for agents?
Marko JänttiJäntti, Marko University of Eastern Finland Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Technical Track-track
Magne JørgensenJørgensen, Magne Simula Metropolitan Center for Digital Engineering, Oslo Metropolitan University & ScientaNorway A survey of the decommissioning of IT systems
K Vinay KabadiKabadi, Vinay The University of MelbourneAustralia Can LLMs identify missing elements in requirements elicitation? An empirical evaluation using production derived user stories in an industry setting
Ahmedul KabirKabir, Ahmedul University of Dhaka Towards Reliable AI-Assisted Behavioral Modeling: Evaluating Prompting, Retrieval, and Repair Strategies for UML State Transition Diagram Generation
Abdoul Kader KaboréKaboré, Abdoul Kader University of LuxembourgLuxembourg Prompt engineering in LLMs for automated unit test generation: A large-scale study
Samira Ebrahimi KahouKahou, Samira Ebrahimi University of Calgary Beyond Rule-Based Mutation Testing: Test-Aware Mutant Generation Using Large Language Models
Marcos KalinowskiKalinowski, Marcos Pontifical Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro (PUC-Rio)Brazil Chair in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Journal First Track-track How the Use of AI in Research Affects Threats to Validity and Their Mitigation Using LLMs in Software Engineering Research: Edited community book Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Technical Track-track
Yasutaka KameiKamei, Yasutaka Kyushu UniversityJapan Test Alert Snooze: An Empirical Study of Consecutive Test Failures on CI
Tanjila KanijKanij, Tanjila Toward Ethical Requirements for Healthcare AI Software Systems: Emerging Results from a Multi-Stakeholder Interview Study
Gregory KapfhammerKapfhammer, Gregory Allegheny CollegeUnited States Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Emerging Results, Vision, and Reflection Papers Track-track
Georgia KapitsakiKapitsaki, Georgia University of CyprusCyprus Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Emerging Results, Vision, and Reflection Papers Track-track
Oliver KarrasKarras, Oliver TIB - Leibniz Information Centre for Science and TechnologyGermany Improving the Multi-Class Classification of Non-Functional Requirements in Spanish: A Study of Dataset Balancing and Performance
Yutaro KashiwaKashiwa, Yutaro Nara Institute of Science and TechnologyJapan Is Self-Admitted Technical Debt Tested? An Empirical Study of Coverage, Co-change, and Impact Test Alert Snooze: An Empirical Study of Consecutive Test Failures on CI
Mohamad KassabKassab, Mohamad Boston University Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Technical Track-track
Rick KazmanKazman, Rick University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa On Coding Agent Issue Localization Accuracy. An Exploratory Study AI Writes Code, Humans Pay the Debt. An Empirical Study on the Sustainability and Evolution of Agent-Generated Code
Brage Isak Bakkane KeiseråsKeiserås, Brage Isak Bakkane Department of Informatics, University of Oslo Does GCC Compiler Development Pay for Itself? GCC Versions’ Impact on Energy Consumption
Markus KelantiKelanti, Markus University of Oulu How Do Software Professionals Evaluate AI-Generated Code? (Registered Report)
Shawal KhalidKhalid, Shawal Virginia TechUnited States Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Emerging Results, Vision, and Reflection Papers Track-track Do Smart Contract Auditing Results Transfer Across Datasets? A Two-Benchmark Empirical Study of Static and LLM-Based Security Tools
Nils KieleKiele, Nils University of CalgaryCanada Beyond Rule-Based Mutation Testing: Test-Aware Mutant Generation Using Large Language Models
Jinhan KimKim, Jinhan Università della Svizzera italianaSwitzerland Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Technical Track-track
Maja H. KirkebyKirkeby, Maja H. Roskilde University Does GCC Compiler Development Pay for Itself? GCC Versions’ Impact on Energy Consumption
Jacques KleinKlein, Jacques University of LuxembourgLuxembourg Prompt engineering in LLMs for automated unit test generation: A large-scale study
Jil KlünderKlünder, Jil University of Applied Sciences \| FHDW HannoverGermany Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Emerging Results, Vision, and Reflection Papers Track-track Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Technical Track-track
Masanari KondoKondo, Masanari Kyushu UniversityJapan Test Alert Snooze: An Empirical Study of Consecutive Test Failures on CI
Sylwia KopczyńskaKopczyńska, Sylwia Poznan University of TechnologyPoland AI-Enabling Requirements: An Industrial Experience Report from a Data-Driven Recruitment System Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Software Engineering in Practice Track-track
Oleksandr KosenkovKosenkov, Oleksandr Blekinge Institute of Technology Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Emerging Results, Vision, and Reflection Papers Track-track
Eryk KosmalaKosmala, Eryk Poznan University of Technology AI-Enabling Requirements: An Industrial Experience Report from a Data-Driven Recruitment System
Anil KoyuncuKoyuncu, Anil Bilkent UniversityTurkey CWEFT: CWE-aware Evaluation of Free-text vs. Typed Prompts APCA in the Loop: An Empirical Study of In-loop Patch Correctness Assessment for APR Prompt engineering in LLMs for automated unit test generation: A large-scale study
Heiko KoziolekKoziolek, Heiko ABB Corporate ResearchGermany Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Software Engineering in Practice Track-track
Alexander KraußKrauß, Alexander QAware GmbH Adoption and Transformation towards Agentic Engineering - Experience Report
Jacob KrügerKrüger, Jacob Eindhoven University of TechnologyNetherlands Chair in Contact within the ESEIW Hackathon MRPUA-track
Emna KsontiniKsontini, Emna University of North Carolina WilmingtonUnited States Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Technical Track-track
Gunnar KudrjavetsKudrjavets, Gunnar Amazon Web Services, USAUnited States Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Software Engineering in Practice Track-track
Marco KuhrmannKuhrmann, Marco Reutlingen UniversityGermany Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Emerging Results, Vision, and Reflection Papers Track-track Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Technical Track-track
Manish Mahesh KumarKumar, Manish Mahesh Hamburg University of Technology Emerging Challenges in Threat Modeling for GenAI-Augmented Systems: A View from the Trenches
Miikka KuutilaKuutila, Miikka LUT UniversityFinland Assessing the Construct Validity of Object-Oriented, Class-Level Code Quality Metrics Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Technical Track-track
L Patricia LagoLago, Patricia Vrije Universiteit AmsterdamNetherlands Sustainability of Systematic Literature Reviews in Software Engineering A Multivocal Review of AutoML Practices, Challenges, Opportunities and Open Issues Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Technical Track-track
Stefano LambiaseLambiase, Stefano Department of Computer Science, Aalborg University, DenmarkDenmark Out of Place in My Own Work: How Generative AI Displaces Software Engineers
Ken Friis LarsenLarsen, Ken Friis Department of Computer Science, University of CopenhagenDenmark Does GCC Compiler Development Pay for Itself? GCC Versions’ Impact on Energy Consumption
Casper LasseniusLassenius, Casper Aalto University, Finland and Simula Metropolitan Center for Digital Engineering, NorwayFinland Empirical Software Engineering Teaching Cases Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Technical Track-track
Lucas LaymanLayman, Lucas University of North Carolina WilmingtonUnited States Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Technical Track-track
Xuan-Bach D. LeLe, Xuan-Bach D. University of MelbourneAustralia Can LLMs identify missing elements in requirements elicitation? An empirical evaluation using production derived user stories in an industry setting
Seongmin LeeLee, Seongmin UCLAUnited States Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Technical Track-track
Yannick LehmenLehmen, Yannick Saarland University How Data Flow Complexity Impacts Program Comprehension
Valentina LenarduzziLenarduzzi, Valentina University of Southern DenmarkDenmark Can Agents reconstruct microservice architecture? On Coding Agent Issue Localization Accuracy. An Exploratory Study AI Writes Code, Humans Pay the Debt. An Empirical Study on the Sustainability and Evolution of Agent-Generated Code Identifying unique developers in OSS projects: A family of models
Per LenbergLenberg, Per Hagnesia ABSweden Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Technical Track-track
Gedeon LenzLenz, Gedeon CHECK24Germany Why Industry Migrates and When It Trusts LLMs: A Practitioner Survey on LLM-Assisted Software Migration
Noah LeuLeu, Noah Lestio Don't bother to use a second LLM and write tests yourself! A Study on Elixir
Dongcheng LiLi, Dongcheng California State Polytechnic University FDRRestTest: Feedback-Driven Logical Testing for REST APIs
Jia LiLi, Jia Wuhan UniversityChina Can LLM Coding Assistants Support Emerging Programming Languages? An Empirical Study on Cangjie
Yinghua LiLi, Yinghua Nanjing University of Science and TechnologyChina Prompt engineering in LLMs for automated unit test generation: A large-scale study
Yuwei LiLi, Yuwei National University of Defense Technology Do LLM Vulnerability-Detection Agents Reason Better? An Empirical Decomposition of Stability, Independence, and Grounding
Peng LiangLiang, Peng Wuhan University, ChinaChina Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Technical Track-track
Sherlock A. LicorishLicorish, Sherlock A. University of OtagoNew Zealand Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Emerging Results, Vision, and Reflection Papers Track-track
Grischa LiebelLiebel, Grischa Reykjavik UniversityIceland Wrap-up Wrap-up session 1 Welcome Chair in Contact within the ESEIW IDoESE - Doctoral Symposium-track
Bruno LimaLima, Bruno LIACC, Faculty of Engineering, University of PortoPortugal ARIA - An Agentic Framework for Autonomous Testing of Infotainment Systems
Marcia Sampaio LimaLima, Marcia Sampaio Universidade do Estado do Amazonas - UEABrazil Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Technical Track-track
Maria Isabel Limaylla LunarejoLimaylla Lunarejo, Maria Isabel Universidade da CoruñaSpain Automatic criteria for prioritizing software requirements in Spanish projects Improving the Multi-Class Classification of Non-Functional Requirements in Spanish: A Study of Dataset Balancing and Performance
Xiang LingLing, Xiang Institute of Software, Chinese Academy of SciencesChina The Overlooked Spirit of Open Source: LLM-based Analysis of Non-explicit Mentoring in OSS Communities Blurred Compliance Boundaries: Analyzing Open Source License Conflicts in MCP-Based Agent Workflows
Wang LingxiangLingxiang, Wang Unaffiliated CognixShield: PoV-Guided Vulnerable API Usage Detection in Large Codebases via LLMs
Georg LinkLink, Georg Independent Making Impact Visible in Funding of Open Source Software: A Study of the Funders Perspective
Johan LinåkerLinåker, Johan RISE Research Institutes of SwedenSweden Making Impact Visible in Funding of Open Source Software: A Study of the Funders Perspective Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Technical Track-track
Dugang LiuLiu, Dugang Shenzhen University An Empirical Study of Problem-Aligned Multilingual Code Generation and Directed Code Translation by Large Language Models
Fang LiuLiu, Fang Beihang UniversityChina Can LLM Coding Assistants Support Emerging Programming Languages? An Empirical Study on Cangjie
Jiayu LiuLiu, Jiayu Institute of Software, Chinese Academy of Sciences; University of Chinese Academy of Sciences Beyond Heuristics? Rethinking Targeted Unit Test Generation in the Era of LLM Agents
Junchi LiuLiu, Junchi Colorado State University Rethinking Automated Program Repair: The Impact of Bug Complexity, Fault Localization, and LLM Cost-efficiency
Wei LiuLiu, Wei Concordia University, Montreal, CanadaCanada Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Emerging Results, Vision, and Reflection Papers Track-track
Xinyu LIULIU, Xinyu China Telecom Sichuan Branch CoEvolve: Feedback-Driven Policy-Harness Maintenance for Industrial LLM Auditing Systems
Yi LiuLiu, Yi Griffith UniversityAustralia CognixShield: PoV-Guided Vulnerable API Usage Detection in Large Codebases via LLMs
Yi LiuLiu, Yi University of North Carolina WilmingtonUnited States Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Technical Track-track
David LoLo, David Singapore Management UniversitySingapore Prompt engineering in LLMs for automated unit test generation: A large-scale study
Tamara LopezLopez, Tamara The Open UniversityUnited Kingdom Do Large-Scale Agile Frameworks Encode Socio-Technical Resilience?
Frederic LoulergueLoulergue, Frederic Université d'OrléansFrance Tools for Detecting Security Issues in Infrastructure-as-Code: A Focused Literature Review
Jai Lal LullaLulla, Jai Lal Singapore Management University An Exploratory Study of Agent Plans for Agentic AI Coding Tools in Open-Source Software The Impact of Configuring Agentic AI Coding Tools on Build-vs-Buy Decisions: A Study Protocol
Raul Vincent LumapasLumapas, Raul Vincent University of Canterbury, New Zealand Does Gamification Improve Video-based Soft Skills Training of Software Engineering Professionals?
Kevin LumbardLumbard, Kevin Creighton UniversityUnited States Making Impact Visible in Funding of Open Source Software: A Study of the Funders Perspective
Mircea LunguLungu, Mircea IT University, Copenhagen Beyond Individual Prompting Efficiency: A Socio-Technical Perspective on Computational Waste in AI-Assisted Software Engineering
Tianyue LuoLuo, Tianyue Institute of Software, Chinese Academy of Sciences The Overlooked Spirit of Open Source: LLM-based Analysis of Non-explicit Mentoring in OSS Communities Blurred Compliance Boundaries: Analyzing Open Source License Conflicts in MCP-Based Agent Workflows
Gang LVLV, Gang China Telecom Sichuan Branch CoEvolve: Feedback-Driven Policy-Harness Maintenance for Industrial LLM Auditing Systems
M Anh M. T. BuiM. T. Bui, Anh Hanoi University of Science and TechnologyVietnam Which Neurons Detect Malicious Code? A Probing Study of LLM Security Knowledge
Jie M. ZhangM. Zhang, Jie Mistral AI and King's College LondonUnited Kingdom An Exploratory Study of Agent Plans for Agentic AI Coding Tools in Open-Source Software The Impact of Configuring Agentic AI Coding Tools on Build-vs-Buy Decisions: A Study Protocol
Silvana Togeri Mac MahonMac Mahon, Silvana Togeri Dublin City University & Lero, The Irish Software Research Centre Beyond Standard English: L1-Aware Benchmarks for Evaluating API-Calling in LLM Agents
Nuno MacedoMacedo, Nuno University of Porto; INESC TECPortugal Whispers and Watts: An Empirical Study of the Energy Consumption of ROS 2 Topic-Based Communication
Chandra Sekhar MaddilaMaddila, Chandra Sekhar Meta Platforms, Inc.United States A Preliminary Analysis of the Impact of AI Assisted/Generated Code on Quality, Centrality and Review Time at Scale
Anuradha MadugallaMadugalla, Anuradha Deakin University, School of IT, AustraliaAustralia Toward Ethical Requirements for Healthcare AI Software Systems: Emerging Results from a Multi-Stakeholder Interview Study
Cleyton MagalhaesMagalhaes, Cleyton Universidade Federal Rural de PernambucoBrazil How Many Interviews Are Enough in a Software Engineering Study? Preliminary Findings on Sample Size and Saturation The Influence of Fraudulent AI-Generated Responses on Software Engineering Surveys
Rafael Maiani de MelloMaiani de Mello, Rafael Instituto de Computação - Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro (UFRJ)Brazil Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Technical Track-track
Alina MailachMailach, Alina Leipzig UniversityGermany Committee Member in Program Committee within the ESEIW ESEM - Registered Reports Track-track
Majd Soud Majd Soud University of Doha for Science and Technology (UDST), University of IcelandIceland Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Emerging Results, Vision, and Reflection Papers Track-track
Sanna MalinenMalinen, Sanna University of Canterbury Does Gamification Improve Video-based Soft Skills Training of Software Engineering Professionals?
Giulio MallardiMallardi, Giulio University of BariItaly Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Technical Track-track
Alessandro MarchettoMarchetto, Alessandro Università di TrentoItaly Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Technical Track-track
Bo MarkussenMarkussen, Bo Department of Mathematics, University of Copenhagen Does GCC Compiler Development Pay for Itself? GCC Versions’ Impact on Energy Consumption
Cristina Martinez MontesMartinez Montes, Cristina Mid Sweden UniversitySweden Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Technical Track-track
Luana MartinsMartins, Luana University of SalernoItaly A Catalog of Transformations to Remove Dockerfile smells
Silverio Martínez-FernándezMartínez-Fernández, Silverio UPC-BarcelonaTechSpain Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Technical Track-track
Tiago MassoniMassoni, Tiago Federal University of Campina GrandeBrazil Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Technical Track-track
Santiago MatalongaMatalonga, Santiago University of the West of Scotland Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Technical Track-track
Patricia MatsubaraMatsubara, Patricia Federal University of Mato Grosso do Sul (UFMS)Brazil Committee Member in Program Committee within the ESEIW ESEM - Registered Reports Track-track
Anna-Maria MaurerMaurer, Anna-Maria Saarland University How Data Flow Complexity Impacts Program Comprehension
Lukas MehlMehl, Lukas Washburn University PQC-Readiness of Open-Source Software: An Empirical Study
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Mika MäntyläMäntylä, Mika University of HelsinkiFinland Using LLMs in Software Engineering Research: Edited community book Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Technical Track-track
Samuli MäättäMäättä, Samuli University of OuluFinland How Do Software Professionals Evaluate AI-Generated Code? (Registered Report)
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Elisa Yumi NakagawaNakagawa, Elisa Yumi University of São PauloBrazil Sustainability of Systematic Literature Reviews in Software Engineering Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Technical Track-track
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Pasan PeirisPeiris, Pasan University of Canterbury, New Zealand Does Gamification Improve Video-based Soft Skills Training of Software Engineering Professionals?
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Yiyang PENGPENG, Yiyang China Telecom Sichuan Branch CoEvolve: Feedback-Driven Policy-Harness Maintenance for Industrial LLM Auditing Systems
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Dietmar PfahlPfahl, Dietmar University of TartuEstonia Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW IDoESE - Doctoral Symposium-track Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Technical Track-track
Luan PhamPham, Luan University of New South Wales, AustraliaAustralia Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Emerging Results, Vision, and Reflection Papers Track-track
João Felipe PimentelPimentel, João Felipe Northern Arizona UniversityUnited States Committee Member in Program Committee within the ESEIW ESEM - Registered Reports Track-track
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Noah C. PuetzPuetz, Noah C. TH Köln, Gummersbach, Germany Evaluating LLM-Based Test Generation for a Large Industrial C++ Database System. A Case Study on SAP HANA
Alexander Puma PuchoPuma Pucho, Alexander Institute of Computing, University of Campinas A Factorial Comparison of LLM-Based Multi-Agent Architectures for Automated Python Refactoring
Q Shengchao QinQin, Shengchao Teesside UniversityUnited Kingdom A Direction-Aware Study of LLM-Based Code Translation Across Eight Programming Languages An Empirical Study of Problem-Aligned Multilingual Code Generation and Directed Code Translation by Large Language Models
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Márcio RibeiroRibeiro, Márcio Federal University of Alagoas, BrazilBrazil A Catalog of Transformations to Remove Dockerfile smells Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Technical Track-track
Vincenzo RiccioRiccio, Vincenzo University of UdineItaly Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Technical Track-track
Peter RigbyRigby, Peter Concordia University; MetaCanada A Preliminary Analysis of the Impact of AI Assisted/Generated Code on Quality, Centrality and Review Time at Scale
Juri Di RoccoRocco, Juri Di University of L'AquilaItaly TerraRepair: A Tool-Grounded LLM Agent for Infrastructure-as-Code Repair
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Daniel RussoRusso, Daniel Department of Computer Science, Aalborg UniversityDenmark Out of Place in My Own Work: How Generative AI Displaces Software Engineers
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Tobias SchimmerSchimmer, Tobias SAP Labs U(b)locking AI-native Development for Enterprise Software
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Eva-Maria SchönSchön, Eva-Maria University of Applied Sciences Emden/LeerGermany Operationalizing the EU AI Act in Agile Software Development: A Guideline-Based Approach
Vincenzo ScottiScotti, Vincenzo Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT)Germany Local LLMs for End-to-End Testing in Practice: Lessons from a Smart City Web Application
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Adriana SejfiaSejfia, Adriana University of EdinburghUnited Kingdom On the Quality of Vulnerability-Contributing Commit Datasets: A Systematic Review and Exploit-Based Evaluation
Niruthiha SelvanayagamSelvanayagam, Niruthiha Ecole de Technologie SupérieureCanada AI-to-AI Code Review of GitHub Pull Requests
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Anastasia SERGEEVASERGEEVA, Anastasia SnT, University of Luxembourg Global Miscommunication in Privacy Requirements Engineering: Lawyers’ Experiences Collaborating with Software Engineers
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Norbert SeyffSeyff, Norbert University of Applied Sciences and Arts Northwestern Switzerland FHNWSwitzerland Characterising Meeting Practices in Software Engineering Teams: A Mixed-Methods Study of Perceptions, Objective Patterns, and Impacts
Faiz Ali ShahShah, Faiz Ali University of Tartu, EstoniaEstonia Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Emerging Results, Vision, and Reflection Papers Track-track
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Yu SHENSHEN, Yu China Telecom Sichuan Branch CoEvolve: Feedback-Driven Policy-Harness Maintenance for Industrial LLM Auditing Systems
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Ayane ShirakawaShirakawa, Ayane Nara Institute of Science and Technology Test Alert Snooze: An Empirical Study of Consecutive Test Failures on CI
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Julien SiebertSiebert, Julien Fraunhofer IESEGermany Quality Assessment of Software Requirements Using Artificial Intelligence Methods: A Systematic Literature Review
Janet SiegmundSiegmund, Janet Chemnitz University of TechnologyGermany A Facet-Based Perspective on Code Comprehension Task Design for Empirical Research
Dominik SiemonSiemon, Dominik LUT UniversityFinland Does Working with AI Agents Change How Developers Code, Test, and Review?
Tanmay SinglaSingla, Tanmay Purdue University Software Supply Chains are Dead: Use-Case-Oriented Regeneration
Dag SjøbergSjøberg, Dag University of OsloNorway Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Technical Track-track
Kari SmolanderSmolander, Kari Lappeenranta University of TechnologyFinland Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Technical Track-track
Sérgio SoaresSoares, Sérgio Universidade Federal de PernambucoBrazil Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Emerging Results, Vision, and Reflection Papers Track-track
Mohamed SolimanSoliman, Mohamed Heinz Nixdorf Institute, Paderborn UniversityGermany Committee Member in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM - Emerging Results, Vision, and Reflection Papers Track-track
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Wenjia SongSong, Wenjia Virginia Tech CognixShield: PoV-Guided Vulnerable API Usage Detection in Large Codebases via LLMs
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Tor SporsemSporsem, Tor SINTEF User stories as boundary objects in agile requirements engineering: A theoretical literature review
Cristian-Alexandru StaicuStaicu, Cristian-Alexandru Endor LabsGermany TypePatrol: Adversarial Testing for Uncovering Security-Relevant Type Inconsistencies in JavaScript Libraries
Miroslaw StaronStaron, Miroslaw Chalmers University of Technology and University of GothenburgSweden A Nightly Feedback-Driven Strategy for Quality Control in Safety-Critical Software Development Session Chair of IST Editorial Board Meeting (part of ESEIW ESEM - Technical Track)
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Don StewartStewart, Don Meta A Preliminary Analysis of the Impact of AI Assisted/Generated Code on Quality, Centrality and Review Time at Scale
Andrea StoccoStocco, Andrea Technical University of Munich, fortissGermany Explanation-Guided Metamorphic Testing of Specialized Language Models: An Empirical Study
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Klaas-Jan StolStol, Klaas-Jan Lero; University College Cork; SINTEF Digital Ireland User stories as boundary objects in agile requirements engineering: A theoretical literature review
Markus StolzeStolze, Markus Eastern Switzerland University of Applied Sciences When Review Alone No Longer Scales: Layered Supervision in AI-Assisted Software Engineering
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Ruoyu SuSu, Ruoyu University of Oulu Identifying unique developers in OSS projects: A family of models
Hui SunSun, Hui North Carolina State UniversityUnited States Evaluating Language Models on Cross-Language Code Functional Equivalence
Simin SunSun, Simin Chalmers University of Technology and University of GothenburgSweden A Nightly Feedback-Driven Strategy for Quality Control in Safety-Critical Software Development
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