Audris Mockus will present our @FSEconf industry paper, "Modeling the Centrality of Developer Output with Software Supply Chains" in room C2 at 11:30am. Preprint:

William Shackleton is giving our @FSEconf industry track talk, "Dead Code Removal at Meta: Automatically Deleting Millions of Lines of Code and Petabytes of Deprecated Data" Preprint:

Batch testing saves resources and reduces testing time while still running every test. Come see our talk at FSE at 12 noon in GoldenGate C1. You can also watch Emad's presentation:

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Prem(@devanbu), who is a wonderful mentor, will be sharing his insights in a keynote at the Doctoral Symposium at 11am in Foothills E. Please join if you're at @FSEconf today.

The deadline of the Replications and Negative Results (RENE) track of @icpcconf is approaching! You can submit your papers by Monday February 13 AoE! More details on the CFP https://t.co/Uiyt2qSp1c @rigbypc

Join the 1st Meta Engineering Productivity Summit about to start in 1 hour here on YouTube:

Many thanks to Prof Alexander Serebrenik @aserebrenik for his great talk on Opinion Mining for Software Engineering. https://t.co/eQXHveJ994

We are very excited to host Prof Alexander Serebrenik @aserebrenik distinguished seminar about Emotions and Perceived Productivity of Software Developers at the Workplace (September 14th EDT 10 AM). The registration is free and open to everyone. https://t.co/7eBdTaMyOl

Our work, #esecfse21, on _flaky tests_ at Ericsson will be presented at 12 noon eastern time in Gnosis in @fseconf industry track

Looking for an Assistant / Associate Professor in Computer Science / Software Engineering. Interested candidates may apply directly here:

Congrats and thanks to our #icsme2020 Distinguished Reviewers: @Venera_AP, @arpadbesz, @eleni_const, @migod, @xLeitix, @davidlo2015, Nachiappan Nagappan, @rigbypc, @Gerope90 and @Sanschul.

Mike (@migod) and I will be running a session on writing good reviews at #icsme2020 at 2pm eastern time in room1: https://t.co/rFL6ZA0i9U. It's an AMA session, but we have some starter slides:

"Do code review measures explain the incidence of post-release defects?" Answer: not directly, but there are some indirect relationships. See our EMSE article with Krutauz, Dey, and Mockus:

Ehsan presentation of our #icse20 paper. "Mitigating Turnover with Code Review Recommendation: Balancing Expertise, Workload, and Knowledge Distribution" I missed ICSE this year because I was driving a 26' UHaul down to the NH during our talk.  Talk :

10 days to prepare and submit your abstracts to the #icsme2020 research and industry tracks! Submission dates: [[Research track]] Abstracts: May 22 / Papers: May 28 [[Industry track]] Abstracts: May 22 / Papers: May 29

Research chair position available at Concordia:

Aindrila will present our #icsme19 paper "Improving Bug Triaging with High Confidence Predictions at Ericsson" at 1:30pm. Paper and slides are here:

Ian (@swy351) presented our #esecfse19 work "Bisecting Commits and Modeling Commit Risk during Testing" https://t.co/xu32jmw6T7

Come to ROSE and see "The Impact of Code Review Measures on Post-Release Defects" #ICSE2019 slides: