Interested in research on the AI-augmented software development lifecycle (#SDLC)? Consider submitting to our upcoming #AutomatedSoftwareEngineering special issue, due September 1! Read more at and submit at

Tired of updating test cases as the GUI evolves? Long et al. have proposed a technique to automatically repair test cases based on identifying alternative paths. Read all about it at and submit your own work today!

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Looking for inspiration on this Friday? Liu et al. have explored the potential of general purpose #LLMs for automated #refactoring. Take a look at the #AutomatedSoftwareEngineering article at:

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Interested in the inclusion of AI-based tools in IDEs? Consider submitting to our upcoming #AutomatedSoftwareEngineering special issue! . Learn all about it at

Looking for inspiration? Brownlee et al. have used LLMs to mutate programs during Genetic Improvement - where programs evolve to improve performance while ensuring correct functionality: #AutomatedSoftwareEngineering

Interested in automated driving testing? Meyer et al. have proposed a machine-readable test specification format, enabling tool-agnostic specification, reuse, and exchange. Read about it: #AutomatedSoftwareEngineering

Interested in program analysis and testing tools for modern systems? Submit to our #AutomatedSoftwareEngineering special issue, due January 31st. Read all about it here: and submit here:

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Interested in improving execution time and memory use? Calland and Petke have proposed a new genetic improvement technique to improve the quality of Android apps. Read about it at #AutomatedSoftwareEngineering

Replications and negative results are crucial in healthy research fields, including software engineering. We seek submissions on both for an #AutomatedSoftwareEngineering special issue. Learn more here: Submissions due January 31!

Interested in smart contracts or vulnerability detection? Check out Wang and Zhao's new static analysis method for detecting vulnerabilities. Read about it at and submit your #AutomatedSoftwareEngineering research!

Associate Editor spotlight: Lucas Layman (University of North Carolina Wilmington). Learn more at and send your submissions to

Research alert! Lu et al. examined incorporating different supporting data (e.g., code modifications, review tags) when using #LLMs to generate code review comments. Check out their work at and submit your own research today!

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Interested in software fault prediction? Kaliraj et al. address challenges related to imbalanced datasets and feature selection. Check out the #AutomatedSoftwareEngineering study at and submit your work today!

Associate Editor spotlight: John Grundy (Monash University). Learn more at and submit your own #AutomatedSoftwareEngineering research at