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A Muhammad Ovais AhmadAhmad, Muhammad Ovais Karlstad UniversitySweden Team performance and large-scale agile software development
Muhammad Azeem AkbarAkbar, Muhammad Azeem LUT University DevOps Practitioners’ Perceptions of the Low-code Trend
Mahbubul Alam JoarderAlam Joarder, Mahbubul Institute of Information Technology (IIT), University of DhakaBangladesh An Empirical Study on the Occurrences of Code Smells in Open Source and Industrial Projects
Daniel Alencar Da CostaAlencar Da Costa, Daniel University of OtagoNew Zealand Investigating the Impact of Continuous Integration Practices on the Productivity and Quality of Open-Source Projects
Mary-Ann AlfthanAlfthan, Mary-Ann Aalto UniversityFinland Conference Organizer in Organizing Committee for ESEIW 2022
Nauman AliAli, Nauman Session 5: Empirical Software Engineering Education
Guilherme Amaral AvelinoAmaral Avelino, Guilherme Federal University of PiauiBrazil Identifying Source Code File Experts
Paolo ArcainiArcaini, Paolo National Institute of Informatics Japan Does Road Diversity Really Matter in Testing Automated Driving Systems? A Registered Report
Vivek AroraArora, Vivek Independent ResearcherNetherlands An Exploratory Study on Regression Vulnerabilities
Paris AvgeriouAvgeriou, Paris University of Groningen, The NetherlandsNetherlands Session 5: Empirical Software Engineering Education Co-chair in Contacts within the ESEIW ESEM Emerging Results and Vision Papers-track
Umme Ayman KoanaAyman Koana, Umme York University Example Driven Code Review Explanation
B Alberto BacchelliBacchelli, Alberto University of Zurich An Exploratory Study on Regression Vulnerabilities
Winnie Bahati MbakaBahati Mbaka, Winnie Towards Unveiling Effects Of Human Factors Within Security Risk Assessment
Maria Teresa BaldassarreBaldassarre, Maria Teresa Department of Computer Science, University of Bari Italy Do Static Analysis Tools Affect Software Quality when Using Test-driven Development? Co-chair in Contacts within the ESEIW ESEM Registered Reports-track
Chetan BansalBansal, Chetan Microsoft Research Characterizing the Usage of CI Tools in ML Projects
Leonardo BarbosaBarbosa, Leonardo UFPA To What Extent Cognitive-Driven Development Improves Code Readability?
Scott BarnettBarnett, Scott Deakin University Comparative analysis of real bugs in open-source Machine Learning projects - A Registered Report
Gunnar Rye BergersenBergersen, Gunnar Rye University of Oslo Construct Validity in Software Engineering
Kevin BishopBishop, Kevin Globant Organization culture and burnout in software development teams
Kelly BlincoeBlincoe, Kelly University of AucklandNew Zealand Analyzing the Relationship between Community and Design Smells in Open-Source Software Projects: An Empirical Study
Larissa BrazBraz, Larissa University of Zurich An Exploratory Study on Regression Vulnerabilities
Ricardo BrittoBritto, Ricardo Ericsson / Blekinge Institute of TechnologySweden Identifying Source Code File Experts Bayesian Analysis of Bug-Fixing Time using Report Data
C Jordi CabotCabot, Jordi Open University of Catalonia, Spain On the analysis of non-coding roles in open source development
Fabio CalefatoCalefato, Fabio University of BariItaly A Preliminary Investigation of MLOps Practices in GitHub
Andrea CapiluppiCapiluppi, Andrea University of GroningenNetherlands Antipatterns in software classification taxonomies
Ana Carolina Moises de SouzaCarolina Moises de Souza, Ana Social Sustainability Approaches for a Sustainable Software Product
Jeff CarverCarver, Jeff University of AlabamaUnited States Session 7: Evaluation of Guidelines for Empirical Software Engineering Research
Ezequiel CastellanoCastellano, Ezequiel National Institute of InformaticsJapan Does Road Diversity Really Matter in Testing Automated Driving Systems? A Registered Report
Ahmet CetinkayaCetinkaya, Ahmet Shibaura Institute of Technology Does Road Diversity Really Matter in Testing Automated Driving Systems? A Registered Report
Aarav ChandraChandra, Aarav Clemson University In the Zone: An Analysis of the Music Practices of Remote Software Developers
Meiru CheChe, Meiru Data61, CSIRO Android API Field Evolution and Its Induced Compatibility Issues
Xing CheChe, Xing A Tale of Two Tasks: Automated Issue Priority Prediction with Deep Multi-task Learning
Christal ChuChu, Christal Clemson University In the Zone: An Analysis of the Music Practices of Remote Software Developers
Zadia CodabuxCodabux, Zadia University of SaskatchewanCanada An Experience Report on Technical Debt in Pull Requests: Challenges and Lessons Learned
Ricardo Colomo-PalaciosColomo-Palacios, Ricardo Østfold University College DevOps Practitioners’ Perceptions of the Low-code Trend
Nelly Condori-FernándezCondori-Fernández, Nelly University of A Coruña/ Vrije Universiteit AmsterdamSpain Social Media and Publicity Co-Chair in Organizing Committee for ESEIW 2022
Tayana ConteConte, Tayana Universidade Federal do AmazonasBrazil Program Co-Chair in ESEM PC for ESEIW 2022 Co-chair in Contacts within the ESEIW ESEM Technical Papers-track
Daniela CruzesCruzes, Daniela Norwegian University of Science and Technology Session Chair of Session 3A - Software development teams and ecosystems (part of ESEIW ESEM)
Di CuiCui, Di Xidian University Towards Demystifying the Impact of Dependency Structures on Bug Locations in Deep Learning Libraries
Otávio Cury da Costa CastroCury da Costa Castro, Otávio Federal University of Piaui Identifying Source Code File Experts
Jacek CzerwonkaCzerwonka, Jacek Developer Services, MicrosoftUnited States Only Time Will Tell: Modelling Information Diffusion in Code Review with Time-Varying Hypergraphs
Javier Luis Cánovas IzquierdoCánovas Izquierdo, Javier Luis IN3 - UOCSpain On the analysis of non-coding roles in open source development
D Jie DaiDai, Jie Xidian University Towards Demystifying the Impact of Dependency Structures on Bug Locations in Deep Learning Libraries
Fabio Marcos De Abreu SantosDe Abreu Santos, Fabio Marcos Northern Arizona University, USABrazil Supporting the Task-driven Skill Identification in Open Source Project Issue Tracking Systems How to Choose a Task? Mismatches in Perspectives of Newcomers and Existing Contributors
Alberto de Souzade Souza, Alberto Zup Innovation To What Extent Cognitive-Driven Development Improves Code Readability?
Massimiliano Di PentaDi Penta, Massimiliano University of Sannio, ItalyItaly Do Static Analysis Tools Affect Software Quality when Using Test-driven Development?
Torgeir DingsøyrDingsøyr, Torgeir Norwegian University of Science and TechnologyNorway A teamwork effectiveness model for agile software development
Michael DornerDorner, Michael Blekinge Institute of TechnologySweden Only Time Will Tell: Modelling Information Diffusion in Code Review with Time-Varying Hypergraphs
Emre DoğanDoğan, Emre Bilkent University Towards a taxonomy of code review smells
Tuan Dung LaiDung Lai, Tuan Deakin University Comparative analysis of real bugs in open-source Machine Learning projects - A Registered Report
E Parisa ElahidoostElahidoost, Parisa fortiss GmbHGermany Understanding the Implementation of Technical Measures in the Process of Data Privacy Compliance: A Qualitative Study
Dhia Elhaq RzigElhaq Rzig, Dhia University of Michigan - DearbornUnited States Characterizing the Usage of CI Tools in ML Projects
Neil ErnstErnst, Neil University of VictoriaCanada Co-chair in Contacts within the ESEIW ESEM Registered Reports-track
Eban EscottEscott, Eban Codebots Relative estimates of software development effort: Are they more accurate or less time-consuming to produce than absolute estimates, and to what extent are they person-independent?
F Fabian FagerholmFagerholm, Fabian Aalto UniversityFinland Local Organization Chair in Organizing Committee for ESEIW 2022
Michael FeathersFeathers, Michael Globant Organization culture and burnout in software development teams
Michael FeldererFelderer, Michael University of InnsbruckAustria Session 6: Emerging Topics in SE Research: AI-based Systems and Quantum Computing: What Matters to the ISERN Community?
Robert FeldtFeldt, Robert Chalmers \| University of Gothenburg, Blekinge Institute of TechnologySweden Session 4: Modernizing Data Analytical Methods in Empirical SE
João Felipe PimentelFelipe Pimentel, João How to Choose a Task? Mismatches in Perspectives of Newcomers and Existing Contributors
Enrico FregnanFregnan, Enrico University of Zurich An Exploratory Study on Regression Vulnerabilities
Liming FuFu, Liming Wuhan UniversityChina Potential Technical Debt and Its Resolution in Code Reviews: An Exploratory Study of the OpenStack and Qt Communities
G Matthias GalsterGalster, Matthias University of CanterburyNew Zealand What Soft Skills Does the Software Industry Really Want? An Exploratory Study of Software Positions in New Zealand
Alessio GambiGambi, Alessio IMC University of Applied Sciences KremsAustria Does Road Diversity Really Matter in Testing Automated Driving Systems? A Registered Report
Yuexiu GaoGao, Yuexiu Shandong Normal UniversityChina MMF3: Neural Code Summarization Based on Multi-Modal Fine-Grained Feature Fusion
Marcela Fabiana Genero BoccoGenero Bocco, Marcela Fabiana University of Castilla-La ManchaSpain ISERN Annual Meeting Organizer in ISERN Annual Meeting for ESEIW 2022 Session Chair of Session 4A - DevOps & Development Approaches (part of ESEIW ESEM) Session 3: Are we too concerned about the systematics of literature reviews? Session 1: Research interests / Collaborations within ISERN
Marco GerosaGerosa, Marco Northern Arizona University, USAUnited States How to Choose a Task? Mismatches in Perspectives of Newcomers and Existing Contributors Organization culture and burnout in software development teams
Hadi GhanbariGhanbari, Hadi Aalto UniversityFinland Team performance and large-scale agile software development
João GomesGomes, João Federal University of Ceará Bayesian Analysis of Bug-Fixing Time using Report Data
Giovani GuizzoGuizzo, Giovani University College LondonUnited Kingdom MEG: Multi-objective Ensemble Generation for Software Defect Prediction
Tomas GustavssonGustavsson, Tomas Karlstad UniversitySweden Team performance and large-scale agile software development
Emitzá GuzmánGuzmán, Emitzá Vrije Universiteit AmsterdamNetherlands Asking about Technical Debt: Characteristics and Automatic Identification of Technical Debt Questions on Stack Overflow
H Muhammad HamzaHamza, Muhammad LUT UniversityFinland Transforming monolithic systems to a microservices architecture
Xiaofeng HanHan, Xiaofeng Wuhan University, ChinaChina Potential Technical Debt and Its Resolution in Code Reviews: An Exploratory Study of the OpenStack and Qt Communities
Foyzul HassanHassan, Foyzul University of Michigan - DearbornUnited States Characterizing the Usage of CI Tools in ML Projects
Ava HeinonenHeinonen, Ava Aalto UniversityFinland Component Comprehension in Contex
Steffen HerboldHerbold, Steffen TU ClausthalGermany Studying the explanations for the automated prediction of bug and non-bug issues using LIME and SHAP
Jay HollandHolland, Jay University of Canterbury What Soft Skills Does the Software Industry Really Want? An Exploratory Study of Software Positions in New Zealand
Guilherme Horta TravassosHorta Travassos, Guilherme Federal University of Rio de JaneiroBrazil Session Chair of Session 1B - Testing & Security (part of ESEIW ESEM) Session 2: How to modernize ISERN to better serve the Software Engineering community
Yuekai HuangHuang, Yuekai Institute of Software, Chinese Academy of Sciences A Tale of Two Tasks: Automated Issue Priority Prediction with Deep Multi-task Learning
Stefan HöppnerHöppner, Stefan Ulm UniversityGermany The Relevance of Model Transformation Language Features on Qualitative Properties of MTLs: A Study Protocol
J Ali JannesariJannesari, Ali Iowa State UniversityUnited States Heterogeneous Graph Neural Networks for Software Effort Estimation
Andreas JedlitschkaJedlitschka, Andreas Fraunhofer Session 6: Emerging Topics in SE Research: AI-based Systems and Quantum Computing: What Matters to the ISERN Community?
Magne JørgensenJørgensen, Magne SimulaMet Relative estimates of software development effort: Are they more accurate or less time-consuming to produce than absolute estimates, and to what extent are they person-independent?
K Marcos KalinowskiKalinowski, Marcos Pontifical Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro (PUC-Rio) Session 1: Research interests / Collaborations within ISERN Session 5: Empirical Software Engineering Education
Angelika KaplanKaplan, Angelika Karlsruhe Institute of TechnologyGermany A Unified and Holistic Classification Scheme for Software Engineering Research
Shubhashis KarmakarKarmakar, Shubhashis University of Saskatchewan An Experience Report on Technical Debt in Pull Requests: Challenges and Lessons Learned
Oliver KarrasKarras, Oliver TIB - Leibniz Information Centre for Science and TechnologyGermany Meetings and Mood - Related or Not? Insights from Student Software Projects
Zeinab Abou KhalilKhalil, Zeinab Abou Inria Software Artifact Mining in Software Engineering Conferences: A Meta-Analysis
Stefan KlikovitsKlikovits, Stefan National Institute of Informatics Does Road Diversity Really Matter in Testing Automated Driving Systems? A Registered Report
Oleksandra KlymenkoKlymenko, Oleksandra Technical University of Munich Understanding the Implementation of Technical Measures in the Process of Data Privacy Compliance: A Qualitative Study
Jil KlünderKlünder, Jil Leibniz Universität HannoverGermany Meetings and Mood - Related or Not? Insights from Student Software Projects
Leif KnutsenKnutsen, Leif Simula Metropolitan Center for Digital EngineeringNorway Emergent development practices in medium-sized digitalization efforts run by Norwegian governmental agencies
Oleksandr KosenkovKosenkov, Oleksandr fortiss GmbHGermany Understanding the Implementation of Technical Measures in the Process of Data Privacy Compliance: A Qualitative Study
Aapo KoskiKoski, Aapo 61 NorthPoint Solutions Oy Procurement Models and Types of Information Systems
Nicholas KozanidisKozanidis, Nicholas Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam Asking about Technical Debt: Characteristics and Automatic Identification of Technical Debt Questions on Stack Overflow
Marco KuhrmannKuhrmann, Marco Reutlingen University Co-chair in Contacts within the ESEIW ESEM Emerging Results and Vision Papers-track
Uirá KuleszaKulesza, Uirá Federal University of Rio Grande do NorteBrazil Investigating the Impact of Continuous Integration Practices on the Productivity and Quality of Open-Source Projects
Thomas KühnKühn, Thomas Karlsruhe Institute of TechnologyGermany A Unified and Holistic Classification Scheme for Software Engineering Research
L Filippo LanubileLanubile, Filippo University of BariItaly Session Chair of Session 5A - Development Approaches (part of ESEIW ESEM) A Preliminary Investigation of MLOps Practices in GitHub
Marcelo LaraLara, Marcelo GlobantArgentina Organization culture and burnout in software development teams
Casper LasseniusLassenius, Casper Aalto University, Finland and Simula Metropolitan Center for Digital Engineering, NorwayFinland General Chair in Organizing Committee for ESEIW 2022 Session Chair of Conference closing (part of ESEIW ESEM) Session Chair of ESEM 2023 Announcement (part of ESEIW ESEM) Session Chair of Awards & Keynote: Lyytinen (part of ESEIW ESEM) Session Chair of Opening & Keynote Zimmermann (part of ESEIW ESEM) Session Chair of Welcome Reception (part of ESEIW ISERN)
Benjamin LedelLedel, Benjamin TU Clausthal Studying the explanations for the automated prediction of bug and non-bug issues using LIME and SHAP
Bettina LehteläLehtelä, Bettina Aalto UniversityFinland Web Chair in Organizing Committee for ESEIW 2022 Exploring the Essence of Continuous Experimentation: Minimum Prerequisites for Light-Weight CE
Valentina LenarduzziLenarduzzi, Valentina University of OuluFinland Session Chair of Session 1A - Behavioral Software Engineering (part of ESEIW ESEM)
Qingshan LiLi, Qingshan Xidian UniversityChina Towards Demystifying the Impact of Dependency Structures on Bug Locations in Deep Learning Libraries
Xingyu LiLi, Xingyu Xidian University Towards Demystifying the Impact of Dependency Structures on Bug Locations in Deep Learning Libraries
Yingling LiLi, Yingling A Tale of Two Tasks: Automated Issue Priority Prediction with Deep Multi-task Learning
Zengyang LiLi, Zengyang Central China Normal UniversityChina Potential Technical Debt and Its Resolution in Code Reviews: An Exploratory Study of the OpenStack and Qt Communities
Peng LiangLiang, Peng Wuhan University, ChinaChina Potential Technical Debt and Its Resolution in Code Reviews: An Exploratory Study of the OpenStack and Qt Communities
César Lincoln MattosLincoln Mattos, César Federal University of Ceará Bayesian Analysis of Bug-Fixing Time using Report Data
Yngve LindsjørnLindsjørn, Yngve University of OsloNorway A teamwork effectiveness model for agile software development
Johan LinåkerLinåker, Johan Lund UniversitySweden Open data ecosystems - an empirical investigation into an emerging industry collaboration concept
Feiyang LiuLiu, Feiyang Xidian University Towards Demystifying the Impact of Dependency Structures on Bug Locations in Deep Learning Libraries
Weiyi LiuLiu, Weiyi Clemson University In the Zone: An Analysis of the Music Practices of Remote Software Developers
Xin LiuLiu, Xin Lanzhou University PG-VulNet: Detect Supply Chain Vulnerabilities in IoT Devices using Pseudo-code and Graphs
Yue LiuLiu, Yue Southeast University; Qi An Xin Group Corp. PG-VulNet: Detect Supply Chain Vulnerabilities in IoT Devices using Pseudo-code and Graphs
Tamara LopezLopez, Tamara The Open UniversityUnited Kingdom Bumps in the Code: Error Handling During Software Development
Chen LyuLyu, Chen Shandong Normal UniversityChina MMF3: Neural Code Summarization Based on Multi-Modal Fine-Grained Feature Fusion
Lei LyuLyu, Lei Shandong Normal University MMF3: Neural Code Summarization Based on Multi-Modal Fine-Grained Feature Fusion
Kalle LyytinenLyytinen, Kalle Theorizing software processes and outcomes Theorizing software processes and outcomes Opening the black-box of software processes – towards integrated understanding
M Zheng MaMa, Zheng Shandong Normal University MMF3: Neural Code Summarization Based on Multi-Modal Fine-Grained Feature Fusion
Fernanda MadeiralMadeiral, Fernanda Vrije Universiteit AmsterdamNetherlands Proceedings Chair in Organizing Committee for ESEIW 2022
Tarek MahmudMahmud, Tarek Texas State UniversityBangladesh Android API Field Evolution and Its Induced Compatibility Issues
Sanna MalinenMalinen, Sanna University of Canterbury What Soft Skills Does the Software Industry Really Want? An Exploratory Study of Software Positions in New Zealand
Fabio MassacciMassacci, Fabio University of Trento; Vrije Universiteit AmsterdamItaly On the acceptance by code reviewers of candidate security patches suggested by Automated Program Repair tools
Florian MatthesMatthes, Florian Technical University of Munich Understanding the Implementation of Technical Measures in the Process of Data Privacy Compliance: A Qualitative Study
Stephen MeisenbacherMeisenbacher, Stephen Technical University of MunichGermany Understanding the Implementation of Technical Measures in the Process of Data Privacy Compliance: A Qualitative Study
Daniel MendezMendez, Daniel Blekinge Institute of TechnologySweden Understanding the Implementation of Technical Measures in the Process of Data Privacy Compliance: A Qualitative Study Only Time Will Tell: Modelling Information Diffusion in Code Review with Time-Varying Hypergraphs Session 5: Empirical Software Engineering Education
Diego MesquitaMesquita, Diego Getulio Vargas Foundation Bayesian Analysis of Bug-Fixing Time using Report Data
Tommi MikkonenMikkonen, Tommi University of Helsinki Co-chair in Contacts within the ESEIW ESEM Industry Forum-track
Antonija MitrovicMitrovic, Antonija Intelligent Computer Tutoring Group, University of Canterbury, Christchurch What Soft Skills Does the Software Industry Really Want? An Exploratory Study of Software Positions in New Zealand
Mahyar MohammadiMohammadi, Mahyar Finland Researching and transferring blended learning experiences to software development practices
Makayla MosterMoster, Makayla Clemson UniversityUnited States In the Zone: An Analysis of the Music Practices of Remote Software Developers
Rebecca MoussaMoussa, Rebecca University College LondonUnited Kingdom On the Relationship Between Story Points and Development Effort in Agile Open-Source Software MEG: Multi-objective Ensemble Generation for Software Defect Prediction
Haris MumtazMumtaz, Haris University of AucklandNew Zealand Analyzing the Relationship between Community and Design Smells in Open-Source Software Projects: An Empirical Study
Niko MäkitaloMäkitalo, Niko University of Helsinki, Finland Co-chair in Contacts within the ESEIW ESEM Industry Forum-track
Tomi MännistöMännistö, Tomi University of HelsinkiFinland Program Co-Chair in ESEM PC for ESEIW 2022 Co-chair in Contacts within the ESEIW ESEM Technical Papers-track
N Nachiappan NagappanNagappan, Nachiappan Microsoft Research Characterizing the Usage of CI Tools in ML Projects
Maleknaz NayebiNayebi, Maleknaz York UniversityCanada Example Driven Code Review Explanation
Giulia NeriNeri, Giulia The use of exploratory software testing in SCRUM
Adolfo NetoNeto, Adolfo Federal University of Technology - ParanáBrazil Social Media and Publicity Co-Chair in Organizing Committee for ESEIW 2022
Bashar NuseibehNuseibeh, Bashar The Open University (UK) & Lero (Ireland)United Kingdom Bumps in the Code: Error Handling During Software Development
O Markku OivoOivo, Markku University of OuluFinland Session 2: How to modernize ISERN to better serve the Software Engineering community
Thomas OlssonOlsson, Thomas RISE Research Institutes of Sweden ABSweden Open data ecosystems - an empirical investigation into an emerging industry collaboration concept
P Maria PaasivaaraPaasivaara, Maria LUT University, Finland & Aalto University, FinlandFinland Session Chair of Session 1 (part of ESEIW IDoESE Doctoral Symposium) Session Chair of Closing Session (part of ESEIW IDoESE Doctoral Symposium) Session Chair of Opening Session (part of ESEIW IDoESE Doctoral Symposium) Session Chair of Session 3 (part of ESEIW IDoESE Doctoral Symposium) Chair in Contact within the ESEIW IDoESE Doctoral Symposium-track
Aurora PapottiPapotti, Aurora Vrije Universiteit AmsterdamNetherlands On the acceptance by code reviewers of candidate security patches suggested by Automated Program Repair tools
Ranindya ParamithaParamitha, Ranindya University of TrentoItaly On the acceptance by code reviewers of candidate security patches suggested by Automated Program Repair tools
Marian PetrePetre, Marian The Open UniversityUnited Kingdom Bumps in the Code: Error Handling During Software Development
Dietmar PfahlPfahl, Dietmar University of TartuEstonia Session 6: Emerging Topics in SE Research: AI-based Systems and Quantum Computing: What Matters to the ISERN Community? Chair in Contact within the ESEIW ESEM Journal-First Papers-track
Hung PhanPhan, Hung Iowa State University Heterogeneous Graph Neural Networks for Software Effort Estimation
Gustavo PintoPinto, Gustavo Federal University of Pará (UFPA) and Zup InnovationBrazil Session Chair of Session 2A - Open Source Software (part of ESEIW ESEM) To What Extent Cognitive-Driven Development Improves Code Readability?
Daniel PortPort, Daniel University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa Investigating a NASA Cyclomatic Complexity Policy on Maintenance of a Critical System
Rafael PrikladnickiPrikladnicki, Rafael School of Technology at PUCRS UniversityBrazil ISERN Annual Meeting Organizer in ISERN Annual Meeting for ESEIW 2022 Session 1: Research interests / Collaborations within ISERN
Q Luigi QuarantaQuaranta, Luigi University of Bari, ItalyItaly A Preliminary Investigation of MLOps Practices in GitHub
R Saima RafiRafi, Saima University of MurciaSpain DevOps Practitioners’ Perceptions of the Low-code Trend
Md. Masudur RahmanRahman, Md. Masudur Institute of Information Technology (IIT), University of Dhaka An Empirical Study on the Occurrences of Code Smells in Open Source and Industrial Projects
Shadikur RahmanRahman, Shadikur York University Example Driven Code Review Explanation
Zeeshan RasheedRasheed, Zeeshan Wuhan University Potential Technical Debt and Its Resolution in Code Reviews: An Exploratory Study of the OpenStack and Qt Communities
Sheila ReinehrReinehr, Sheila Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Paraná (PUCPR) Session Chair of Session 5B - Development & Testing & Behavioral 2 (part of ESEIW ESEM)
Ralf ReussnerReussner, Ralf Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) and FZI - Research Center for Information Technology (FZI)Germany A Unified and Holistic Classification Scheme for Software Engineering Research
Vincenzo RiccioRiccio, Vincenzo USI LuganoSwitzerland Does Road Diversity Really Matter in Testing Automated Driving Systems? A Registered Report
Paige RodegheroRodeghero, Paige Clemson UniversityUnited States In the Zone: An Analysis of the Music Practices of Remote Software Developers
Simone RomanoRomano, Simone University of SalernoItaly Do Static Analysis Tools Affect Software Quality when Using Test-driven Development?
Nick RossRoss, Nick Globant Organization culture and burnout in software development teams
Per RunesonRuneson, Per Lund UniversitySweden Session Chair of Session 4B - Code Review & Defects (part of ESEIW ESEM) Open data ecosystems - an empirical investigation into an emerging industry collaboration concept Session 3: Are we too concerned about the systematics of literature reviews?
Barbara RussoRusso, Barbara Free University of BolzanoItaly Session 6: Emerging Topics in SE Research: AI-based Systems and Quantum Computing: What Matters to the ISERN Community?
S Kazi SakibSakib, Kazi Institute of Information Technology, University of DhakaBangladesh An Empirical Study on the Occurrences of Code Smells in Open Source and Industrial Projects
Esteban SanchoSancho, Esteban Globant Organization culture and burnout in software development teams
Victor SantiagoSantiago, Victor UFPA To What Extent Cognitive-Driven Development Improves Code Readability?
Pedro A. Santos NetoSantos Neto, Pedro A. LOST/UFPIBrazil Identifying Source Code File Experts
Jadson SantosSantos, Jadson Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do NorteBrazil Investigating the Impact of Continuous Integration Practices on the Productivity and Quality of Open-Source Projects
Anita SarmaSarma, Anita Oregon State University How to Choose a Task? Mismatches in Perspectives of Newcomers and Existing Contributors Organization culture and burnout in software development teams
Federica SarroSarro, Federica University College LondonUnited Kingdom On the Relationship Between Story Points and Development Effort in Agile Open-Source Software MEG: Multi-objective Ensemble Generation for Software Defect Prediction
Cezar SasSas, Cezar University of GroningenNetherlands Antipatterns in software classification taxonomies
Abdus SatterSatter, Abdus University of DhakaBangladesh An Empirical Study on the Occurrences of Code Smells in Open Source and Industrial Projects
Igor Scaliante WieseScaliante Wiese, Igor Federal University of Technology – Paraná - UTFPRBrazil How to Choose a Task? Mismatches in Perspectives of Newcomers and Existing Contributors
Giuseppe ScannielloScanniello, Giuseppe University of SalernoItaly Do Static Analysis Tools Affect Software Quality when Using Test-driven Development?
Jean-Guy SchneiderSchneider, Jean-Guy Deakin UniversityAustralia Comparative analysis of real bugs in open-source Machine Learning projects - A Registered Report
Carolyn SeamanSeaman, Carolyn University of Maryland Baltimore CountyUnited States Session Chair of Session 2B - Technical Debt & Effort Estimation (part of ESEIW ESEM) Session 7: Evaluation of Guidelines for Empirical Software Engineering Research
Madhu SelvarajSelvaraj, Madhu University of Calgary Does Collaborative Editing Help Mitigate Security Vulnerabilities in Crowd-Shared IoT Code Examples?
Helen SharpSharp, Helen The Open UniversityUnited Kingdom Bumps in the Code: Error Handling During Software Development
Martin ShepperdShepperd, Martin Brunel University LondonUnited Kingdom Session 4: Modernizing Data Analytical Methods in Empirical SE
Dominik SiemonSiemon, Dominik LUT UniversityFinland Session Chair of Session 4 (part of ESEIW IDoESE Doctoral Symposium) Session Chair of Session 2 (part of ESEIW IDoESE Doctoral Symposium)
Anj SimmonsSimmons, Anj Deakin University Comparative analysis of real bugs in open-source Machine Learning projects - A Registered Report
Paramvir SinghSingh, Paramvir The University of Auckland Analyzing the Relationship between Community and Design Smells in Open-Source Software Projects: An Empirical Study
Dag SjøbergSjøberg, Dag University of OsloNorway Construct Validity in Software Engineering
Sérgio SoaresSoares, Sérgio Universidade Federal de PernambucoBrazil Session Chair of Session 3B - Registered Reports 1 (part of ESEIW ESEM)
Shangru SongSong, Shangru Beijing Institute of Technology PG-VulNet: Detect Supply Chain Vulnerabilities in IoT Devices using Pseudo-code and Graphs
Lincoln Souza RochaSouza Rocha, Lincoln Federal University of CearáBrazil Bayesian Analysis of Bug-Fixing Time using Report Data
Igor SteinmacherSteinmacher, Igor Northern Arizona University, USAUnited States How to Choose a Task? Mismatches in Perspectives of Newcomers and Existing Contributors Organization culture and burnout in software development teams
Diane StrodeStrode, Diane Whitireia PolytechnicNew Zealand A teamwork effectiveness model for agile software development
Mary Sánchez-GordónSánchez-Gordón, Mary Østfold University CollegeNorway DevOps Practitioners’ Perceptions of the Low-code Trend
T Bill TaberTaber, Bill Jet Propulsion Laboratory Investigating a NASA Cyclomatic Complexity Policy on Maintenance of a Critical System
Amjed TahirTahir, Amjed Massey UniversityNew Zealand Potential Technical Debt and Its Resolution in Code Reviews: An Exploratory Study of the OpenStack and Qt Communities
Davide TaibiTaibi, Davide Tampere University Finland Student Volunteer Coordinator in Organizing Committee for ESEIW 2022
Vali TawosiTawosi, Vali University College LondonUnited Kingdom On the Relationship Between Story Points and Development Effort in Agile Open-Source Software
Matthias TichyTichy, Matthias Ulm University, Germany The Relevance of Model Transformation Language Features on Qualitative Properties of MTLs: A Study Protocol
Bianca TrinkenreichTrinkenreich, Bianca Northern of Arizona UniveristyUnited States How to Choose a Task? Mismatches in Perspectives of Newcomers and Existing Contributors Organization culture and burnout in software development teams
Eray TüzünTüzün, Eray Bilkent UniversityTurkey Towards a taxonomy of code review smells
U Gias UddinUddin, Gias University of Calgary, CanadaCanada Does Collaborative Editing Help Mitigate Security Vulnerabilities in Crowd-Shared IoT Code Examples?
V Marco Tulio ValenteValente, Marco Tulio Federal University of Minas Gerais, Brazil Identifying Source Code File Experts
Rajesh VasaVasa, Rajesh Deakin University, AustraliaAustralia Comparative analysis of real bugs in open-source Machine Learning projects - A Registered Report
Roberto VerdecchiaVerdecchia, Roberto Vrije Universiteit AmsterdamNetherlands Asking about Technical Debt: Characteristics and Automatic Identification of Technical Debt Questions on Stack Overflow
Melina VidoniVidoni, Melina Australian National UniversityAustralia An Experience Report on Technical Debt in Pull Requests: Challenges and Lessons Learned
Renan VieiraVieira, Renan Federal University of Ceará Bayesian Analysis of Bug-Fixing Time using Report Data
W Junjie WangWang, Junjie Institute of Software at Chinese Academy of SciencesChina A Tale of Two Tasks: Automated Issue Priority Prediction with Deep Multi-task Learning
Lu WangWang, Lu Xidian University Towards Demystifying the Impact of Dependency Structures on Bug Locations in Deep Learning Libraries
Qing WangWang, Qing Institute of Software at Chinese Academy of SciencesChina A Tale of Two Tasks: Automated Issue Priority Prediction with Deep Multi-task Learning
Siqi WangWang, Siqi Xidian University Towards Demystifying the Impact of Dependency Structures on Bug Locations in Deep Learning Libraries
Song WangWang, Song York UniversityCanada A Tale of Two Tasks: Automated Issue Priority Prediction with Deep Multi-task Learning
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