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One of our members, Francisca Pérez, attended the 34th IEEE/ACM International Conference on Automated Software Engineering (ASE 2019) in San Diego (California). There, she presented the paper entitled “Collaborative feature location in models...

One of our members, Raúl Lapeña, attended the CAiSE 2019 conference in Rome. There, he presented the paper entitled “Improving Traceability Links Recovery in Process Models through an Ontological Expansion of Requirements”. He also participated in the...

Lorena Arcega, graduate and professor of our School of Architecture and Technology, who recently defended her PhD thesis ‘Feature and Bug Localization on Model-based Systems at Design time and Runtime’ in the Department of Informatics at the Universitetet i Oslo (UiO)...

One of our members, Dr. Francisca Pérez, started a research stay at Sorbonne Université & LIP6 in Paris. The research stay is hosted in the MoVe team by Dr.Tewfik Ziadi during three months in 2019. The goal of the stay is to establish research collaborations in...

Two of our members, Francisca Pérez and Raúl Lapeña, attended the ICT 2018 in Vienna for spreading the work of our research group in face to face meetings, and for looking for future collaborations in H2020 projects.

For seven months, Carlos Cetina was at CREST centre of University College London. The work was in the intersection of Search-based Software Engineering and Model Driven Software Engineering.

Carlos Cetina was invited as speaker of the Computer Science Seminars of Aston University. If you need to localisate Features, Bugs, or Requirements in Software Models, this seminar is for you!

Two of our members, Lorena Arcega and Manuel Ballarin were recently in Copenhagen (Denmark) where they participated in the 21st International Conference on Model Driven Engineering Languages and Systems (MODELS). There, Lorena presented the paper entitled...

One of our members, Francisca Pérez, attended JISBD 2018 (XXIII Jornadas de Ingeniería del Software y Bases de Datos) in Seville (Spain). There, she presented the paper entitled "Improving feature location in long-living model-based product families designed with...

Carlos Cetina was the keynote speaker of REVE18. His presentation was about Feature Location in Model Driven Software Engineering. The journey is from Information Retrieval to Machine Learning, and includes the dimension of Search-based Software Engineering.

Jorge Echeverría, professor of our School of Architecture and Technology, who recently defended his PhD thesis ‘Analysis and Improvment of a Software Production Process based on the Combination of Model Driven Development and Software Product Lines’ in the Departament...

One of our members, Raúl Lapeña, attended the CAiSE 2018 conference. There, he presented the paper entitled “Exploring New Directions in Traceability Link Recovery in Models: The Process Models Case”. Moreover, he enjoyed the networking time with the rest of the...

In the context of the Master Class: “From products to Product Families”,  Carlos Cetina gave a presentation title “Capitalizing on existing Products to Initiate a software Product Line”. This presentation addresses the transition from existing products to a product...

Jaime Font, graduate of our School of Architecture and Technology, who recently defended his PhD thesis ‘Location of Features as Model Fragments and their Co-Evolution’ in the Department of Informatics at the Universitetet i Oslo (UiO) in Norway. Another step forward...

One of our members, PhD Candidate Jorge Echeverría, attended ESEM 2017 at Toronto (Canada). There, he presented the paper entitled "The Influence of Requirements in Software Model Development in an Industrial Environment".

Two of our members, Francisca Pérez and Raúl Lapeña, attended the ICT Proposers’ Day in Budapest for spreading the work of our research group in face to face meetings, and for looking for future collaborations in H2020 projects.

Two of our members, Raúl Lapeña and Ana Marcén, attended the ER 2017 conference. There, both of them presented the results of their ongoing research work. In addition, they were able to enjoy some time with the rest of the attendees, participate in the social events,...

One of our members, Francisca Pérez, attended the conference CoopIS 2017 in Rhodes (Greece). There, she presented the paper entitled "Introducing Collaboration for Locating Features in Models: Approach and Industrial Evaluation", she was session chair, and she...