Margaret-Anne Storey
Professor of Computer Science, University of Victoria
Canada Research Chair in Human and Social Aspects of Software Engineering
ICSE 2019 Keynote: Publish or Perish
I presented a keynote at ICSE’2019 (the International Conference on Software Engineering Engineering) in Montreal, Canada. In this talk I challenged our community to consider that although much of our research is aimed at improving developer productivity or supporting developers in some way, we often do not directly study human...
Using Visual Abstracts to Communicate and Promote Software Engineering Research (a first step!)
Today, I’m presenting a short paper at ESEM 2017 on research I conducted together with my colleagues at Lund University over the past year! We spent over a year reading and discussing papers on Design Science, to understand how design science may be a useful lens for understanding and reflecting...
FSE 2016 Panel: The State of Software Engineering Research
The 2016 International Symposium on the Foundations of Software Engineering hosted a panel of prominent software engineering researchers moderated by Margaret-Anne Storey. The slides presented during the panel can be found here This post builds on the summary written by Diomidis Spinellis and the video recording available on YouTube Our...
Disrupting Programmer Productivity One Bot at a Time
I am giving a short talk at FSE 2016, and also a longer talk at CASCON 2016 on “Disrupting Developer Productivity One Bot at a Time”. Thanks to Alexey Zagalsky and Carlene Lebeuf for their contributions to this talk! We also published a Visions paper at FSE 2016. Abstract: Conversational...