Our Paper "A Comparative Analysis of Article Recommendation Platforms”- by Alchokr et al. reporting an analysis of 11 Article Recommendation Platforms, which utilize human expertise to assess the quality and potential importance of a publication, has been accepted by JCDL 2021.

Hello everyone, we are conducting a survey on Junior researchers and the challenges they face regarding peer reviewing and collaboration. We would appreciate your help by answering our survey and/or sharing it with other software engineers soscisurvey.de/dbsePaperJunSu…

Our Poster "Understanding the Contributions of Junior Researchers at Software-Engineering Conferences" at #JCDL2021

Bei wissenschaftlichen #Publikationen schaut alle Welt auf Citation Count und Journal Impact Factor. Aber sind im Netzzeitalter nicht auch Größen wie Downloads, Links, Mentions oder Bookmarks relevant? Lesenswertes dazu von @JacobKrueger_, Thomas Leich et al. wwwiti.cs.uni-magdeburg.de/iti_db/publika…

Our paper "Supporting Systematic Literature Reviews Using Deep-Learning-Based Language Models" has been accepted at NLBSE_workshop colocated with ICSE Thomas Leich @JacobKrueger_

Glad that our paper "On Academic Age Aspect and Discovering the Golden Age in Software Engineering" has been accepted at CHASE Conference colocated with ICSE Thomas Leich @JacobKrueger_

Glad that our two papers "Peer-reviewing and Submission Dynamics Around Top Software-Engineering Venues: A Juniors' Perspective" and "Incorporating Altmetrics to Support Selection and Assessment of Publications during Literature Analyses" have been accepted at #EASE22 EASE 2025

Glad that our paper "Altmetrics and Citation Counts: An Empirical Analysis of the Computer Science Domain" by Yusra Shakeel has been accepted at JCDL2022

Our paper " A Closer Look into Collaborative Publishing at Software-Engineering Conferences" by Alchokr et al. has been accepted at TPDL2022 - 2023 #TPDL2

Rand Alchokr presented "A Closer Look into Collaborative Publishing at Software-Engineering Conferences" RQ1: Are collaboration patterns in software engineering stable over time? RQ2: What are the frequent collaborator patterns for SE? rdcu.be/cV2NJ #TPDL2022

RQ1 Results: They found that there is a rise in multi-author papers and a decline in single-author papers in recent years They also found that junior authors are participating in multi-author papers but only 9% are in the first position

RQ2 Results: They found that 2-4 authors was the most common author group size and single authors have declined over time

They found that PCA performed better with a stronger correlation with citation count

Presenting our work (Alchokr, @JacobKrueger_ ,Thomas Leich, shakeel, Gunter Saake) from EASE'22 at this year's German Software Engineering Summit SE 2025, #se2023. Nice discussions followed which are much appreciated. DBSE working group

Our paper "Forecasting Publications' Success Using Machine Learning Prediction Models" by Alchokr et al. has been accepted at the International Workshop on Bibliometric-Enhanced Information Retrieval (BIR 2023) #BIR2023

Glad that our paper "Investigating the Relation between Authors’ Academic Age and their Citations" has been accepted at the International Conference on Theory and Practice of Digital Libraries TPDL2023 #TPDL2023 @JacobKrueger_ Thomas Leich DBSE working group

Our paper "An Empirical Analysis of Newcomers’ Contributions to Software-Engineering Conferences" by Alchokr et al. has been accepted at @ICADL #ICADL2023