Activity Stream

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...

Two of our members, Ana Marcén and Jaime Font attended the conference SPLC 2017 in Seville (Spain). There, the paper entitled "Towards Feature Location in Models through a Learning to Rank Approach" was presented in workshop REverse Variability Engineering (REVE).

Jorge Echeverría and Lorena Arcega were recently in Cyprus where they participated in the 26th International Conference on Information Systems Development at the Larnaca campus of University of Central Lancashire (UCLan). Both presented results of their ongoing...

Two of our members, Francisca Pérez and Jaime Font attended the REVAMP meeting that was held in Stockholm. There, we had the opportunity to discuss with our REVAMP partners about the current state of the project and future challenges.

One of our members, PhD Student Raúl Lapeña, attended CAiSE 2017 at Essen (Germany) this past summer. There, he participated in the talks and activities, and presented a poster at the CAiSE 2017 Forum session.

Two of our members, Francisca Pérez and Jaime Font attended the REVAMP Kick off meeting with partners from 5 countries. The meeting was held at Université Pierre & Marie Curie in Paris.

30 partners from 5 countries and 22M€ to carry out the REVaMP Project: Round-trip Engineering and Variability Management Platform and Process. Exciting times ahead!

We attended to the ACM/IEEE 19th International Conference on Model Driven Engineering Languages and Systems(MODELS’16) held during October 2nd to 7th, 2016, in Saint Malo, France. We had the opportunity to discuss about the newest research work from the modelling...

We attended to the 20th International Systems and Software Product Line Conference (SPLC’16) held during September 19th to 23rd, 2016, in Beijing, China. It was a great opportunity for the community to get together and discuss about the latest research performed in...

Two of our members, PhD Students Jaime Font and Raúl Lapeña, attended SPLC 2016 at Beijing (China) on September 2016. There, they participated in the talks and activities, and presented a full paper at the conference main track.

One of our members, Francisca Pérez, attended the conference CAiSE 2016 at Ljubljana (Slovenia). There, she presented the paper entitled "Comprehensibility of Variability in Model Fragments for Product Configuration" and she participated in the talks and activities.

Lorena Arcega travelled to Japan where she took part in SANER 2016: 23rd IEEE International Conference on Software Analysis, Evolution, and Reengineering that was held in Osaka. Lorena presented a paper on the research she is currently undertaking as part of her PhD...

The benefits of software variability management are very appealing. Unfortunately, they come at the expense of a strong up-front investment. Our goal is to lower the barrier of entry. Thanks to Spanish National Plan for Research for funding our project!