NJR 2018 Contributors -

Sun 4 - Fri 9 November 2018 Boston, Massachusetts, United States

co-located with SPLASH 2018

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A Karim AliAli, Karim University of AlbertaCanada SWAN: A Program Analysis Framework for Swift
Craig AnslowAnslow, Craig Victoria University of WellingtonNew Zealand Qualitas Corpus Analysis
B Steve BlackburnBlackburn, Steve Australian National University Australia The DaCapo Benchmark Suite: A Methodological, Engineering, and Social Journey
F Farima FarmahinifarahaniFarmahinifarahani, Farima University of California at Irvine, USA Towards Automating Precision Studies of Clone Detectors
H Ben HermannHermann, Ben University of PaderbornGermany Delphi: Connecting Researchers to Enable Comparable Large-Scale Experiments in Program Analysis
L Crista LopesLopes, Crista Committee Member in Organizing Committee within the NJR-track Committee Member in Program Committee within the NJR-track
N Mayur NaikNaik, Mayur University of Pennsylvania Declarative Program Analysis and Big Code: Challenges and Opportunities
P Jens PalsbergPalsberg, Jens University of California, Los AngelesUnited States NJR: 100,000 Executable, Scriptable, and Searchable Java Programs NJR discussion; Needs, Requirements, Wishes Committee Member in Organizing Committee within the NJR-track Committee Member in Program Committee within the NJR-track
Q Zhiyun QianQian, Zhiyun UC Riverside Statically Checking the Inconsistencies of Security Assumptions/Measures in Android Apps and Systems
R Chanchal K. RoyRoy, Chanchal K. University of SaskatchewanCanada Clone Detection and Benchmarking in Big Code
S Yannis SmaragdakisSmaragdakis, Yannis University of AthensGreece Decompiling Ethereum Bytecode and Detecting Gas-Focused Vulnerabilities
V Jan VitekVitek, Jan Northeastern UniversityUnited States Analyzing Code Repositories: A Case Study in Reproducibility