🚨-1 DAY TO ABSTRACT SUBMISSION🚨 Remember that this deadline is July 30, 2021 in AoE! Visit our website: aesir2021.github.io emsejournal ASE 2024

Deadlines for Early Research Achievements (ERA), Tool Demos, and Replications and Negative Results (RENE) tracks are coming up! 📢 Abstracts due Feb. 10 📢 Submission Deadline Feb. 16

We are looking for innovative ideas that challenge the status quo of program comprehension research! ICPC provides a dedicated forum for researchers and practitioners to discuss promising ideas in early stages of research. Submit to the ERA track: conf.researchr.org/track/icpc-202…

‼️The submission deadline for the ERA track has been updated‼️ ERA track paper submissions are now due Friday Feb. 18 AOE!

Check out the call for papers to the emsejournal OPEN special issue on "Code Legibility, Readability, and Understandability" Submission deadline: Aug 1st, 2022. More info at emsejournal.github.io/special_issues…

We are delighted to announce that our first virtual keynote speaker at ICPC 2022 will be Shriram Krishnamurthi (primary: Bluesky) from Brown University. He will talk about the "Un(der)examined Areas of Program Comprehension for Students". 👏

Extremely excited to announce our next keynote speaker: Hasan Ayaz from Drexel University. He will talk about "Neuroergonomics: Towards Ubiquitous and Continuous Measurement of Brain Function during Everyday Life". 👏

Mark your calendars! The #ICPC2022 program is now online 📆🎉🎉🎉 conf.researchr.org/program/icpc-2…

We are thrilled to announce that the 2nd edition of the AeSIR workshop, co-located with ASE 2024, is confirmed for 2022! Simone Scalabrino, Felipe Ebert, Fernanda Madeiral and Marcelo Maia, together with Delano Oliveira and @reydnebruno, are preparing this awesome edition! Stay tuned!

Now left less than 24h to the abstract submission deadline. Keep this page (time.is/Anywhere_on_Ea…) opened in your browser, and don't miss the deadline. Abstract deadline: 19 Jul 2022 11:59:59pm AoE Submission site: aesir2022.hotcrp.com

We are honored to announce that Dr. Bonita Sharif (@shbonita) will be our keynote speaker.📢 She will talk about "What Developer Gaze Can Tell Us About Readable Code".👀 Check out the website for more details: aesir-workshop.github.io/aesir2022/keyn…

Today is the deadline for early registration on AeSIR 2022 (and ASE 2022). Instructions for authors and non-authors are already available on our website. AeSIR 2022 will be virtual, and we have a special fee for non-authors. Check it out: aesir-workshop.github.io/aesir2022/regi…

Our posters at ICSME 2022 IEEE ICSME 2025 Giovanni Rosa, PhD

Are you ready for our incredible panel? Nicole Novielli, பேராசிரியர் Prem Devanbu, and Kevin Moran will talk about "Automated Support for Improving Code Understandability: Tools from 2030". 🤖🧑‍💻👨‍💻👩‍💻 (It will be terrific!) More details on: aesir-workshop.github.io/aesir2022/pane… Remember, two days to our workshop.

Honored and grateful for this recognition. Thanks!

NEW: "Do Attention and Memory Explain the Performance of Software Developers?" by Valentina Piantadosi Simone Scalabrino yt Nicole Novielli Rocco Oliveto acc emsejournal. ➖Neither attention nor memory explains correctness. ➕Attention is associated with readable solutions & being on time.

What Quality Aspects Influence the Adoption of #docker Images? 🐳 Find out the answer in our paper recently accepted for publication in #TOSEM! 🎉 Preprint: giovannirosa.com/assets/pdf/ros… Simone Scalabrino Gabriele Bavota Rocco Oliveto tosem

Good news today: "Using Deep Learning to Automatically Improve Code Readability" by Antonio Vitale Simone Scalabrino Rocco Oliveto yt has been accepted at ASE 2024! 😎

Today Simone Scalabrino presented at #MSR2024 our super-interesting work on how developers perceive #docker file smells 🐳. Do you want to go more in-depth? Check out our recently accepted work at emsejournal! 🔗 Preprint here: giovannirosa.com/assets/pdf/ros…

Busy day for @TUeindhoven at ICSE. 10:30 yt at the EDI conversation cafe (de Souza-Cardoso). 12:00 Valentina Piantadosi Simone Scalabrino yt Nicole Novielli Rocco Oliveto do attention and memory explain the performance of software developers (Almada Negreiros), … 1/3