Are you working to understand problems or determine solutions that can contribute to a more equitable technological landscape? Consider submitting some your thoughts, ideas, and findings to #Fairware23! More details here: fairwares.github.io #ICSE23 #equitabletech

For all those asking for an extension to FAIRWARE'23 (International Workshop on Equitable Data & Technology), we have adjusted some timetables. Papers are now due Jan25.

Are you an educator/content creator that teaches or creates content that is racially sensitive in nature? We're conducting a paid study and want to hear from you! Sign up here👉 forms.gle/BiRa4quKuxJ7Hx…

Please everyone join me in congratulating #INSPIRED PhD student Ebtesam ✈️ VL/HCC, who will be joining Microsoft this summer as Research Intern with SAINTES @ MSR! So very well deserved 👏🏽 #softwareengineering #INSPIREDresearcher 💡

Congratulations to INSPIRED Lab @ GMU PhD student and regular TADHack participant Ebtesam, who will be joining Microsoft this summer as a Research Intern with SAINTES @ MSR! 🏆 Always great to see the achievements of TADHackers

New keynote at Fairware'23 (an ICSE workshop): Dr. Austin Hoag: ML engineer at the Berkeley Existential Risk Initiative. "Training machine learning models that adhere to fairness and safety requirements". For details, see fairwares.github.io.

Know developers who have knowledge or experience using automated program repair (APR) tools? Help us investigate and improve APR support and use by taking our survey: go.gmu.edu/ExperienceInAPR Upon completion, there's a raffle for a $50 Amazon gift card! IRBNet #: 2006552-1

New Keynote at Fairware'23 (an ICSE'23 workshop) "Fairness through Unfairness" by Os Keyes. "Drawing on examples from housing to hiring, I argue that achieving fair outcomes may require developers to work towards unfair outcomes, first." For more, see fairwares.github.io

Want to know how to be an effective engineering mentor and leader by distilling your team's best practices? Check out Never Work in Theory next Tuesday and Wednesday for my talk and many others on evidence-based insights into engineering. neverworkintheory.org/events/2023-04…

AI is going to save software engineers from complexity, right? Right? Liming Zhu during his #ICSE2023 ICSE keynote

Are you at ICSE this week? Unfortunately, I'm not. But my student Fairuz Nawer Meem is! If you see her, say hi -- and make sure to attend her talk "Exploring Experiences with APR in Practice" on Friday in the afternoon Program Repair 4 session! #icse24

Deadline for FSE'23 Doctoral symposium is on Sunday, April 21st! 2024.esec-fse.org/track/fse-2024… We will have panels for early and late stage PhDs. Submissions just need what feedback (e.g., research idea, job market preparation) you may want and your research interests/progress!

Our paper on integrating generative AI tools in software development was accepted to AIware 2025. I am extremely happy to have our work presented in the 1st edition of this conference. The preprint will come soon to those interested in the findings of this pilot case study.

🚨Practical SE research alert!🚨 Do you use ChatGPT to help complete software development tasks, like fixing bugs? We want to understand why! Help us by completing this 10–15 minute survey: go.gmu.edu/ChatGPTUse   IRBNet #: 2215589-1  #ChatGPT #SoftwareDevelopment

You will not want to miss CHASE Conference! We’re still accepting paper submissions until Nov. 9th—your chance to present your research and enjoy amazing keynotes. Join us!