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I was very honored to present #ESEM25 edition as Program co-chair ESEM Conference with Fabio Silva. See you in #Hawaii University of Oulu M3S Oulu

We attended ISERN and ESEM Conference last week! We presented our study ISERN, an industrial paper and registered report ESEM Conference, and @robredomikel Ph.D. plan. Thanks @robredomikel Matteo Esposito Davide Taibi Fabio Palomba Guilherme Horta Travassos M3S Oulu University of Oulu

Applications for #ICSE2025 student volunteers is now open! They will be approved on a rolling basis starting at the end of November and until mid January (but apply early if you may need a visa). We will be asking supervisors for recommendation letters. conf.researchr.org/track/icse-202…

Happy holidays!🎄🎆

Pack your dreams and sunscreen – Honolulu and ESEM 2025, here we come! Wishing you a New Year full of laughter, love and happiness! 🪩🥳🎉

Get to know ESEM 2025 Technical Papers Track Call for Papers 😍 We welcome submissions that describe original work in software engineering and software measurement with a strong empirical foundation. Please note that the the abstract DL is mandatory 💡 conf.researchr.org/track/esem-202…

International Doctoral Symposium on Empirical Software Engineering – IDoESE 2025 is welcoming all empirical software engineering research students to send their proposals for the doctoral symposium 🥰   Read more: conf.researchr.org/track/esem-202…

Emerging Results, Vision and Reflection papers track features submissions that describe current work in progress from research or practice 💡Papers should clearly state the longer-term objectives and outline a plan for working towards those objectives 🌠 conf.researchr.org/track/esem-202…

Have an awesome project and want to share it with others? We continue the Research Project track, introduced last year, where researchers and practitioners can present their ongoing research projects in the context of Empirical Software Engineering 💡 conf.researchr.org/track/esem-202…

Happy Valentine's Day! A special thank you to all in this community—empirical research is incredibly rewarding and fascinating but also challenging. It’s great to see how we grow together and create impact as a community. Looking forward to seeing you in Hawaii this year!

ESEM 2025 has also Journal First Track! ESEM has formed partnerships with prestigious software engineering journals to incorporate journal-first papers into the ESEM program more formally. Read more: conf.researchr.org/track/esem-202… #JournalFirst #ESEM2025

Looking for submissions written by practitioners for practitioners 🦄 The ESEM IGC track is one of the major forums for practitioners and researchers to share their experiences!   Looking forward your submissions! 💎 conf.researchr.org/track/esem-202…

Last moments to polish your submission to the IDoESE 2025 International Doctoral Symposium on Empirical Software Engineering 💎 conf.researchr.org/track/esem-202…

We are happy to announce that we received 194 abstract submissions for the ESEM 2025 Technical track. Remember to submit your full papers by Friday, April 25.

Update on Doctoral Symposium! Extended deadline! Virtual Event! Accepted submissions to appear in ESEM ’25 proceedings. Join us to discuss work, ask questions of senior researchers, receive feedback on topics + plan #ESEM2025

Next in the important days we have Industry, Government, and Community Track Submission DL and Emerging Results and Vision Track Submission DL in Friday 23th May 💪🏻

Please note! For our technical track the deadline for notifications has been deferred to 16 June 2025 AoE. We apologise for the inconvenience!

I am proud to announce that our paper, "The Shifting Sands of Toxicity: The Evolving Nature of Interpersonal Challenges in Open Source," has been accepted for publication at the Technical Track of ESEM. Congrats to our student, Sarthak Bharadwaj and super Bianca Trinkenreich, Ph.D.

Is LLM-generated code more maintainable & reliable than human-written code? That's a second paper accepted at the Technical Track of ESEM in Hawaii! Thanks Alfred Santa Molison, Glaucia Melo and Wesley K. G. Assunção.

Congrats!