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Arie van Deursen
I recently moved from CWI to Delft University of Technology,
where I've been appointed as professor in software engineering.
I'm in the process of updating my home page accordingly:
until then the old information may still be useful.
I am a software engineering researcher
and project leader interested in reverse engineering,
object-orientation, program comprehension,
software components, programming languages, ...
and a lot more!
I am also professor in software engineering
at Delft University of Technology, where we are setting up a new
Software Evolution Research Laboratory (SWERL).
2nd AOSD Workshop on Linking Aspect Technology and Evolution revisited
LATEr'06
(program committee member);
14th IEEE International conference on Program Comprehension;
ICPC 2006
(program committee member);
10th European Conference on
Software Maintenance and Reengineering;
CSMR 2006
(program committee member);
15th International Conference on Compiler Construction;
CC 2006
(program committee member).
Since the reviewing load of these conferences and the various journals
that know how to reach me can become quite heavy, I often ask the help
of my colleagues and PhD students.
That this can lead to very good reviews indeed was illustrated by
the fact that
the chairs of ICSM 2005
were kind enough to reward me
(as well as two others out of the 60 reviewers)
with a
best reviewer award.
Thanks to those who assisted me in reviewing!
I'm also a member of:
The Beoordelingscommissie informatica
of NWO Exacte Wetenschappen,
a committee responsible for ranking the approximately 100
computer science research proposals submitted each year to the
Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research
based on review reports from external referees identified by that committee.
The programme committee of NWO's Jacquard
research programme devoted to software engineering.
The Software Evolution Paradox: An Aspect Mining Perspective.
International ERCIM Workshop on Software EvolutionEVOL'06,
Lille, France, April 7, 2006 (Invited talk);
The Software Evolution Paradox: Do Aspects Help?
Development Presentation,
Philips
Medical Systems,
Best, The Netherlands, February 1st, 2006.
Isolating Crosscutting Concerns in Embedded Systems.
Workshop on
Distributed Embedded Systems,
Lorentz Center, Leiden, November 21st, 2005 (Invited presentation).
Link Reconstruction: A Forward Engineering Concern?
Panelist at the
ICSM 2005 Panel on
Identification of concepts, features, and concerns in source code,
Budapest, September 28th, 2005.
On February 23d 2005 I've presented my inaugural lecture
as a professor in software engineering at Delft University
of Technology, entitled
The Software Evolution Paradox.
The
Ideals project,
in which we analyze C systems from
ASML
searching for cross cutting concerns.
Ideals is conducted in collaboration with the
Embedded Systems Institute
(ESI),
Eindhoven University of Technology,
and Twente University.
The Single Page Computer Interaction project,
in which we're investigating ways to migrate existing web applications to the new
Asynchronous JavaScript and XML (AJAX) paradigm,
in collaboration with Backbase and
SWERL.
The other
research projects
I'm involved in at Delft University of Technology.
The Software Improvement Group
(SIG)
of which I'm one of the co-founders. Established in 2000,
SIG offers software redocumentation services based
on DocGen, and source-based software audits.
I've been involved in setting up the
Reengineering Wiki,
an on line discussion forum where you
can contribute to topics such as program comprehension, software evolution, and so on.