Alexandre Bergel -

Registered user since Fri 21 Oct 2016

Name: Alexandre Bergel

Country: Chile

Affiliation: University of Chile

Personal website: http://bergel.eu

Research interests: Software Engineering, Performance, Energy consumption, Software Visualization

Contributions

NIP'20	Committee Member in Organizing Committee within the NIP'20-track
MSR 2020	Ordinary PC member in Program Committee within the Technical Papers-track
DLS 2019	Committee Member in Program Committee within the DLS 2019-track
OSS 2019	Committee Member in Program Committee within the OSS 2019 Papers-track
MSR 2019	Committee Member in Program Committee within the MSR 2019 Technical Papers-track
ICPC 2019	Author of Live Programming and Software Evolution: Questions during a Programming Change Task within the ICPC 2019 Technical Research-track Session Chair of Session VI : Tools for comprehension (part of ICPC 2019 Presentations)
PX/18	Author of An API and Visual Environment to use Neural Network To Reason About Source Code within the PX/18-track
ICSE 2019	Committee Member in Program Committee within the ACM Student Research Competition-track
ICPC 2018	Committee Member in Program Committee within the Early Research Achievement-track
MSR 2018	Author of Imprecisions Diagnostic in Source Code Deltas within the Technical Papers-track
DLS 2017	Committee Member in Program Committee within the DLS 2017-track Author of Object equivalence: Revisiting Object Equality Profiling (An Experience Report) within the DLS 2017-track
PLATEAU 2016	Author of Does Live Programming Help Program Comprehension? -- A user study with Live Robot Programming within the PLATEAU-track
* ICSE 2018 *	Author of The Road to Live Programming: Insights From the Practice within the Technical Papers -track
DLS 2015	Author of Tracking Down Performance Variation Against Source Code Evolution within the DLS-track
PLATEAU	Author of Asking and Answering Questions during a Programming Change Task in Pharo Language within the PLATEAU-track
DLS	Co-author of On the Use of Type Predicates in Object-Oriented Software: The Case of Smalltalk within the DLS-track