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Global and Latin American female participation in evidence-based software engineering: a systematic mapping study Katia Romero Felizardo, Amanda Möhring Ramos, Claudia de O. Melo, Érica Ferreira de Souza, Nandamudi L. Vijaykumar & Elisa Yumi Nakagawa link.springer.com/article/10.118…

We want to know more about your experience learning about, adopting, and using software engineering research solutions. Help us by completing the following survey: go.gmu.edu/ResearchinPrac… (IRBNet number: 1788761-1) Feel free to share with others who might be interested!

Join us on September 13 for the third edition of the Software Developer Diversity and Inclusion Workshop! forms.gle/AvfnY5BEkjW62Q…

Happy International Day of Women and Girls in Science! Most of my scientific career has been working for lady bosses, so hats off to them: Annie Jean-Baptiste (She/Her) Rachel Potvin Ciera Jaspan Laurie Williams gail_murphy

Our recent work on destructive criticism in software code review found that developers have conflicting perceptions on inconsiderate feedback, with some key gender differences emerging. Read more at hasel.auckland.ac.nz/2022/02/23/des… Sanuri Dananja @p_d_research Emerson Murphy-Hill

💯 Research is leading to better practices in code review. Learn how studies can significantly reduce pushback and bias → goo.gle/3zZvIpS Continued experimentation with anonymous code review could reduce gaps in pushback faced by devs from different demographic groups.

Shout out to Ellie Dagan on #NationalInternDay! As a Research Scientist intern, she's interviewing demographically diverse engineering teams within Google to understand what accounts for their success.

I am on the job market this year! For those who are new to my Twitter account, I'm a Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) researcher with a focus on anti-racist and justice-oriented design methods. Here's a🧵that sums me up as a scholar:

Working on a publication that speaks to designing or developing equitable tech? Still not sure where you want to send it? Submit to our emsejournal special issue on "Equitable Data and Technology" -- there's still time!

Geez, these #ICSE2023 papers that I'm reviewing look amazing. I should have declared a blanked conflict of interest, because I'm biased to accept every one of them! Thank you all for doing such interesting work.

The most influential paper of 10-years-ago VISSOFT and SOFTVIS is by Emerson Murphy-Hill and @LimeyBlack: "An Interactive Visualization for Code Smells" Congratulations!!! 🎊🥳🎊

The societal impacts of open source and open science have been a hot topic these days. Here's a short excerpt about what we've been doing to understand how we can better support devs who are building software with the world's citizens in mind. blog.denaeford.me/2022/10/25/wha…

The Google Award for Inclusion Research (AIR) is now open! Applications close on July 13, 2023. AIR provides up to $60,000 in funding for research that addresses the needs of historically marginalized people and underserved communities. research.google/outreach/air-p…

How did we get a Distinguished Paper for changing a button???? Come to Emerson Murphy-Hill’s talk this afternoon and find out! #icse2024

I am on the #SoftwareEngineering #Teaching Job Market! After co-creating & co-instructing two software engineering courses at CMU I am looking for teaching-focused faculty positions in SE. If you know anyone who is hiring, please let me know! Retweets welcome.

🏆 Best Research Paper Award! 🏆 Huge congratulations to Yasharth Bajpai and the team, from Microsoft for their award-winning paper: "Let's Fix This Together - Conventional Debugging with GitHub Copilot." 🤖💡 Well-deserved recognition! 🎉 #VLHCC2024 #BestPaperAward

Maggie Hodges' and my research is now public, where we surveyed a diverse sample of 903 Google developers about their experiences with inclusion in software development. link.springer.com/chapter/10.100…