Find out how to participate on the Mining Challenge web-page.
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The paper titled "How Developers Use the Dynamic Features of Programming Languages: the Case of Smalltalk" by Oscar Callaú, Romain Robbes, Éric Tanter and David Röthlisberger was selected as the best paper of MSR'11. |
The final MSR program is now available. |
Final day for early registration. Register today. We look forward to seeing you in Hawaii! |
The MSR program is now available. We have an exciting program this year with 2 keynote speakers, five full paper sessions, a short paper session and a challenge session. |
It is our pleasure to announce the keynote speakers for MSR 2011 in Hawaii.
The registration for the MSR conference is now open. Early registration ends April 15. To register, please visit the following URL: http://2011.icse-conferences.org/registration We look forward to seeing you in Hawaii! |
While the PC is making its final decisions for the author notification tomorrow, we would like to announce a partnership between MSR and PROMISE: This year, MSR has teamed with the PROMISE conference to manage storage of data from MSR 2011 papers. If you are able to so, we strongly encourage you to submit the data associated with your accepted paper to the PROMISE repository of reproducible SE experiments. By storing your data in a publicly accessible location, your papers will get cited more (since they will be the origin of a line of research based around your data). Also, by interacting with other researchers using your data, you may discover ways to enhance your analysis method (perhaps resulting in more publications, or novel grant opportunities, in the future). For information on how to donate data to PROMISE, see "How to donate data" at http://promisedata.org/?cat=11. |
Aloha! We have extended the submission deadline for the Mining Challenge to Sunday, February 20th. Submit your challenge papers for a chance to win an XBOX with Kinect! We are looking forward to your submissions. Please use EasyChair to submit your challenge papers. See you in Hawaii! |
Aloha! We have extended the submission deadlines for the research track:
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