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A Craig AnslowAnslow, Craig Victoria University of WellingtonNew Zealand Committee Member in Program Committee within the PX/24-track
B Olga BaysalBaysal, Olga Carleton UniversityCanada Committee Member in Program Committee within the PX/24-track
Michelle BrachmanBrachman, Michelle IBM ResearchUnited States Committee Member in Program Committee within the PX/24-track
C Fernando CastorCastor, Fernando University of Twente and Federal University of Pernambuco Committee Member in Program Committee within the PX/24-track
Luke ChurchChurch, Luke University of Cambridge \| Lund University \| Lark SystemsUnited Kingdom Committee Member in Organizing Committee within the PX/24-track Committee Member in Program Committee within the PX/24-track
D Marius DörbandtDörbandt, Marius Hasso Plattner Institute, University of PotsdamGermany Implementing Babylonian/G by Putting Examples into Game Contexts
E Jonathan EdwardsEdwards, Jonathan IndependentUnited States Committee Member in Program Committee within the PX/24-track
G Richard P. GabrielGabriel, Richard P. PoetUnited States Committee Member in Organizing Committee within the PX/24-track Committee Member in Program Committee within the PX/24-track
Jesus M. Gonzalez-BarahonaGonzalez-Barahona, Jesus M. Universidad Rey Juan CarlosSpain Committee Member in Program Committee within the PX/24-track
John GrundyGrundy, John Monash UniversityAustralia Committee Member in Program Committee within the PX/24-track
Esther GuerraGuerra, Esther Universidad Autónoma de MadridSpain Committee Member in Program Committee within the PX/24-track
H Lo HeanderHeander, Lo Lund UniversitySweden Design of Flexible Code Block Comparisons to Improve Code Review of Refactored Code
Robert HirschfeldHirschfeld, Robert University of Potsdam; Hasso Plattner InstituteGermany Unanticipated Progress Indication: Continuous Responsiveness for Courageous Exploration Implementing Babylonian/G by Putting Examples into Game Contexts Examples out of Thin Air: AI-generated Dynamic Context to Assist Program Comprehension by Example Multi-threaded OpenSmalltalk VM: Choosing a Strategy for Parallelization Committee Member in Organizing Committee within the PX/24-track Committee Member in Program Committee within the PX/24-track
Michael HomerHomer, Michael Victoria University of WellingtonNew Zealand In-line Compositional Visual Programming Committee Member in Program Committee within the PX/24-track
Martin HöstHöst, Martin Lund UniversitySweden Developers' Perspective on Today's and Tomorrow's Programming Tool Assistance: A Survey
I Jin IshikawaIshikawa, Jin Oita UniversityJapan Programming with Screen State Transitions for Smartphones
Takashi IshioIshio, Takashi Future University HakodateJapan Committee Member in Program Committee within the PX/24-track
K Tetsuo KaminaKamina, Tetsuo Oita UniversityJapan Programming with Screen State Transitions for Smartphones
Eva KrebsKrebs, Eva Hasso Plattner Institute (HPI), University of Potsdam, GermanyGermany Implementing Babylonian/G by Putting Examples into Game Contexts Examples out of Thin Air: AI-generated Dynamic Context to Assist Program Comprehension by Example
Peng KuangKuang, Peng Lund University, Sweden & WASPSweden Developers' Perspective on Today's and Tomorrow's Programming Tool Assistance: A Survey
Raula Gaikovina KulaKula, Raula Gaikovina Nara Institute of Science and TechnologyJapan Committee Member in Program Committee within the PX/24-track
L Jens LinckeLincke, Jens University of Potsdam; Hasso Plattner InstituteGermany Unanticipated Progress Indication: Continuous Responsiveness for Courageous Exploration Committee Member in Program Committee within the PX/24-track
M Mariana MarasoiuMarasoiu, Mariana University of CambridgeUnited Kingdom Committee Member in Program Committee within the PX/24-track
Hidehiko MasuharaMasuhara, Hidehiko Tokyo Institute of TechnologyJapan Committee Member in Organizing Committee within the PX/24-track Committee Member in Program Committee within the PX/24-track
Leon MatthesMatthes, Leon Hasso Plattner Institute, University of PotsdamGermany Multi-threaded OpenSmalltalk VM: Choosing a Strategy for Parallelization
Toni MattisMattis, Toni University of Potsdam; Hasso Plattner InstituteGermany Implementing Babylonian/G by Putting Examples into Game Contexts Examples out of Thin Air: AI-generated Dynamic Context to Assist Program Comprehension by Example
Ângelo MendonçaMendonça, Ângelo ISCTE-IULPortugal Autocorrection in Projectional Editors
Leonel MerinoMerino, Leonel University of StuttgartGermany Committee Member in Program Committee within the PX/24-track
Mark MinasMinas, Mark Universität der Bundeswehr MünchenGermany Committee Member in Program Committee within the PX/24-track
Eliot MirandaMiranda, Eliot Cadence Design SystemsUnited States Multi-threaded OpenSmalltalk VM: Choosing a Strategy for Parallelization
O Yoshiki OhshimaOhshima, Yoshiki Croquet Corporation, Shizuoka UniversityJapan Committee Member in Program Committee within the PX/24-track
P Michael PerscheidPerscheid, Michael SAP Innovation Center PotsdamGermany Committee Member in Program Committee within the PX/24-track
Tomas PetricekPetricek, Tomas Charles UniversityCzechia Committee Member in Program Committee within the PX/24-track
Ian PiumartaPiumarta, Ian Kyoto University of Advanced ScienceJapan Committee Member in Program Committee within the PX/24-track
R Patrick ReinRein, Patrick University of Potsdam; Hasso Plattner InstituteGermany Committee Member in Program Committee within the PX/24-track
Martin C. RinardRinard, Martin C. Massachusetts Institute of TechnologyUnited States Implementing Babylonian/G by Putting Examples into Game Contexts Examples out of Thin Air: AI-generated Dynamic Context to Assist Program Comprehension by Example
Christofer RydenfältRydenfält, Christofer Lund UniversitySweden Design of Flexible Code Block Comparisons to Improve Code Review of Refactored Code
S André L. SantosSantos, André L. University Institute of Lisbon, Portugal Autocorrection in Projectional Editors
Oliver SchulzSchulz, Oliver Hasso Plattner Institute, University of PotsdamGermany Implementing Babylonian/G by Putting Examples into Game Contexts
Filip StrömbäckStrömbäck, Filip Linköping UniversitySweden Name Trees: Uniform and Extensible Interactions Between Languages and Language Extensions Committee Member in Program Committee within the PX/24-track
Emma SöderbergSöderberg, Emma Lund UniversitySweden Developers' Perspective on Today's and Tomorrow's Programming Tool Assistance: A Survey Design of Flexible Code Block Comparisons to Improve Code Review of Refactored Code
T Marcel TaeumelTaeumel, Marcel University of Potsdam; Hasso Plattner InstituteGermany Unanticipated Progress Indication: Continuous Responsiveness for Courageous Exploration Multi-threaded OpenSmalltalk VM: Choosing a Strategy for Parallelization Committee Member in Program Committee within the PX/24-track
Steven TanimotoTanimoto, Steven University of Washington, SeattleUnited States Committee Member in Program Committee within the PX/24-track

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