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The GEODES Seminar aims to bring together members of the group in a semi-formal setting with a semi-regular timing.
We'd especially love to see students at all levels reporting their progress, entertain presentations on core or adjacent topics, host dry-runs before conferences, etc.

Upcoming talks

There are no upcoming events scheduled currently. Check back later.

Previous talks this season

Previous talks in previous seasons

  • Multilinguality in Large Language Models [presentation]
  • Verification of Safety-Critical Systems
    • Daniel Varro – Professor of Software Engineering at Linkoping University
  • Recent Progress in Neural Program Repair
    • Martin Monperrus – Professor of Software Technology at KTH Royal Institute of Technology
  • Extending Scala for Safe Concurrent Programming
    • Philipp Haller – Associate professor of computer science at KTH Royal Institute of Technology
  • The IDEA of Us: Engineering Socially-Aware AI Systems
  • Embracing Deep Variability For Reproducibility & Replicability
    • Benoit Combemale – Full Professor of Software Engineering at the University of Rennes
  • AI-Assisted Automated Programing and Automated Program Repair
    • He Ye – Postdoctoral researcher
  • Large Language Models for Code - Introduction and Recent Breakthroughs
  • Open collaborative data engineering
  • Video Game Software Engineering: Troubles, Techniques, and Tools
  • Conceptualization and Development of ML-based Recommender Systems for Software Engineering [presentation]
  • Characterizing and building datasets of software repositories
  • A Multi-Step Learning Approach to Assist Code Review
  • Migrating Enterprise applications into Software Product Lines
  • Uncertainty in Software Models [presentation]
  • Learning from Code Repositories to Recommend Model Classes
  • Process modeling, analysis and enactment with the FTG+PM formalism [presentation]
  • Systematic Reviews with ReLiS [presentation]
  • Fine-grained Analysis of Similar Code Snippets
  • The ongoing problem of reuse and evolution in software architectures: illustration through four research projects
  • Moose – A modular, composable software analysis environment
  • Introduction to Reinforcement Learning
  • Multi-paradigm modeling of complex heterogeneous systems – Are we there yet?
  • Improving online visibility for you and your research [presentation]
  • AST-Probe: Recovering abstract syntax trees from hidden representations of pre-trained language models

Contact

Got an interesting topic you'd like to present? Reach out to your favorite postdoc for details.