CSER Meetings - Canadian Software Eng. Research

After deep diving into Software Bugs and Debugging, followed by lunch, we're now at the final student talk of #CSER2025 exploring domain-driven integration of LLMs, impact of domain term explanation, and ethical monitoring in AI development 🐛🤖#SoftwareEngineering

After an insightful keynote and a coffee break, we had a wonderful session on Software Bugs & Debugging at #CSER2025! From deep learning bug reproduction to innovative bug localization approaches, our researchers are advancing software reliability. 🐛🔍 #SoftwareEngineering

Kicking off Day 2 of #CSER2025 with our keynote speaker: Prof. @olgabaysal from @CarletonU! From appetizers on why code review matters, to the main course on its theory, and a dessert of AI applications - "Reimagining Code Review in the Age of AI" serves up a feast of insights!

Wrapping up Day 1 of #CSER2025 with a fascinating session on Sustainability and Measurement in Software Engineering! Thanks to our speakers for sharing their innovative research. Join us tomorrow for more exciting sessions! 🌱📊 #SoftwareEngineering #Research

Distinguished Talk at #CSER2025: Prof. Paul Ralph from @DalhousieU explores "The Surprising Implications of Realism". Join us for a fascinating discussion on how philosophical approaches shape software engineering research methodology! 🤔 #SoftwareEngineering #AcademicResearch

We continue CSER 2025 with our session on Energy & Sustainability! 🌱 Thank you to our brilliant speakers for sharing their insights on sustainable software systems. Excited to see our community advancing the future of green computing. 💻🌍 #CSER2025

🚀 Exciting start to #CSER2025 at @DalhousieU with @SWATLab’s keynote on building reliable ML models for code! Next up: a deep dive into sustainable software—from energy-smart coding to greener dev practices! cc @dr_tusharma @masud2336 @ProfPaulRalph

Paul Ralph (@ProfPaulRalph) will deliver an invited talk @CSERMeeting/Spring- "The Surprising Implications of Realism for Software Engineering and Related Fields". Registration closes on *May 25, 2025*. Join us in Halifax @dalfcs cser.ca/2025s/#registration @dr_tusharma @masud2336

Olga Baysal (@olgabaysal) will deliver the second keynote of @CSERMeeting / Spring - "Reimagining Code Review in the Age of AI." Registration closes on *May 25, 2025.** Join us in Halifax @dalfcs cser.ca/2025s/#registration cc @dr_tusharma @ProfPaulRalph @masud2336

cc @dr_tusharma @ProfPaulRalph @masud2336

Foutse Khomh (@SWATLab) will deliver the first keynote of @CSERMeeting/Spring - "Towards Reliable Machine Learning Models for Code." Registration closes on **May 25, 2025**. Join us in Halifax @dalfcs cser.ca/2025s/#registration #SoftwareEngineering

Join CSER 2025 (spring), featuring two inspiring keynotes, one distinguished invited talk, one fishbowl discussion, and 18 student presentations. Registration closes on **May 25, 2025**. cser.ca/2025s/ @dr_tusharma @masud2336 @ProfPaulRalph @SWATLab @olgabaysal @dalfcs

The deadline is close—ten more days left. Please consider submitting your research to CSER 2025/Spring @DalhousieU cser.ca/2025s/#call #SoftwareEngineering

📢Join us at CSER 2025 in Halifax! CSER 2025 is seeking innovative talks, posters & demos in software engineering. Please submit your work by Friday, April 25, 2025, 11:59 PM ADT at cser.ca/2025s/#call @dalfcs @DalhousieU