A Dra Chor Wai Lo (esquerda) e mais o botânico Sukaibin Sumail (direita) de pé aos lados dum pôster sobre a recolonizaçom por minhocas da mina de cobre abandonada de Mamut (Sabah, Malásia)

Estes dias está a haver em Kyoto umha super conferência bienal sobre ecologia de serpentinas #ICSE2025. Por vários motivos nom podo estar aí em pessoa, mas as colegas Chor Wai Lo e Sukaibin Sumail levárom pósteres sobre parte dos trabalhos que levamos fazendo juntas nos últimos anos em #Sabah.

Patricia Lago Keynote ICSE2025: Software Sustainability and its Engineering: How far have we come?
@icseconf.bsky.social
#icse2025
www.youtube.com/watch?v=KPDh...

Here's the recording of David Parnas' keynote at #icse2025 @icseconf.bsky.social
www.youtube.com/watch?v=YyFo...

Digital Technologies for Sustainability - Climate change and AI: A research agenda for sustainableintelligence Artificial intelligence represents one of the most powerful technologies currently available to humanity, offering immense potential for transformative change. It has the potential to assist us in addressing our most pressing climate change concerns. It can also enhance our ability to promote and lead the transition to sustainability. However, it is also important to acknowledge that AI is a technology that requires significant resources. It is estimated that by 2025–2026, the daily training costs for the large AI models wil exceed the global computing capacity. This chapter presents the latest developments in AI for sustainability transformation and sustainable AI, with a particular focus on reducing resource consumption. It introduces the concept of sustainable intelligence and discusses a research agenda featuring a multidisciplinary, transformative approach to the design and development of AI technologies and AI-based systems, with the objective of ensuring their development in an environmentally friendly and socially responsible manner, and with the aim of investigating their impact on the natural, technical and societal environment.

Back from #ICSE2025, where we also discussed the twin transformations of sustainability and digital society, I'm pleased to see that after my keynote at the @Weizenbaum Institute last year, the corresponding paper on a research roadmap for sustainable intelligence has ...

Huge congratulations to @profjohngrundy.bsky.social on receiving his IEEE Fellowship at #ICSE2025! Awarded for his contributions to automated software engineering—such well-deserved recognition for his outstanding impact.

ICSE 2025 - YouTube ICSE, the IEEE/ACM International Conference on Software Engineering, is the premier software engineering conference. It will be held April 27-May 3 2025 in O...

Videos of #ICSE2025 keynote presentations are now on our YouTube Channel! www.youtube.com/playlist?lis... Other session videos will follow in the coming weeks, as we receive requests.

GitHub - binsec/rosarum: A novel backdoor detection benchmark A novel backdoor detection benchmark. Contribute to binsec/rosarum development by creating an account on GitHub.

Check out our ROSARUM benchmark, part of our #icse2025 paper on backdoors and fuzzing:

▶️ It is a fuzzing benchmark (can fuzzers trigger backdoors reliably and fast?)
▶️ It is a backdoor detection benchmark (can code analyses find backdoors reliably?)

⬇️ github.com/binsec/rosarum

Had a great time in Ottawa last week at #ICSE2025! Thanks you to everyone who attended our talks! It was a blast meeting so many new friends and catching up with old ones too. Looking forward to next year and checking out all the great new research everyone is working on! :)

I had an amazing time in Ottawa at #icse2025 and #msr2025! It was a pleasure to meet and connect with so many people there. Looking forward to the next discussion about IaC and SE. Thanks again to @guidosalva.bsky.social, @spdavid.bsky.social, and Roland Meier for the contribution to our paper.

How to detect backdoors efficiently?

🗣️ The slides of our #icse2025 presentation on "Finding Backdoors with Fuzzing" are now available at

⬇️ binsec.github.io/assets/publi...

Ottawa National War Memorial in the sunset

Finished my last evening in Ottawa with a photo walk. Thank you @icseconf.bsky.social organizers for a perfect conference! It was truly amazing. #icse2025

I was very happy that my talk at #ICSE2025 was so well received! Thanks everyone!

Lets go out and touch some grass ✌️ We can use software for good.

Paper: arxiv.org/abs/2503.12640

🙏 Finally, a huge THANK YOU to all our organizers, authors, reviewers, volunteers, sponsors & participants. Your dedication and passion made #icse2025 truly outstanding!
Let’s keep building the future of software engineering—together.

See you in Rio🇧🇷 for #icse2026!

A heartfelt thank you to the Rogers Centre Ottawa for hosting #icse2025 in such a beautiful, vibrant space! You helped make this an unforgettable experience. 🌟
#ThankYou #Ottawa

🎓 We're deeply grateful to @uottawa.bsky.social and @carleton.ca, our local university partners, for their incredible support in hosting #icse2025 in the heart of Canada’s capital! 🇨🇦
Merci & Thank You! 🍁

A massive thank you also to our biggest sponsor, Huawei! Your generous support helped us bring #icse2025 to life across talks, events, and community moments. We’re grateful for your commitment to advancing #softwareengineering. 🙌

Special shoutout to IBM, our first corporate sponsor to sign up to sponsor #icse2025! Your early support helped set the stage for an incredible conference. Thank you for championing the future of #softwareengineering! 🙌

💙 A huge THANK YOU to all our amazing sponsors who helped make #icse2025 possible! Your support fuels innovation, connection, and community in software engineering. 🙌

🎉What a week! #icse2025 has been an incredible success, packed with groundbreaking research, inspiring keynotes, and unforgettable moments.

What was your favourite session or moment? 💡

The final #icse2025 sessions are underway. Don't miss the last opportunities to engage, learn, and connect. Let's finish strong! 🚀
#SoftwareEngineering #ICSEWorkshops

🥗After yet another delicious lunch and conversations that sparked ideas and connections, we're back at it!
Workshop sessions are in full swing this afternoon at #icse2025!
#SoftwareEngineering #ICSEWorkshops

Marvin Muñoz Barón in front of the projection of a slide with the title Towards Evaluation Guidelines for Empirical Studies involving LLMs.

Marvin is presenting our initial paper on guidelines for empirical research involving LLMs in software engineering. This is still evolving. You can find the most current version of the guidelines here:
https://llm-guidelines.org/guidelines/
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Peggy Storey talking on a stage with a projected slide in the background.

Peggy Storey is giving a keynote on methodological implications of GenAI in software engineering in the Workshop on Methodological Issues in Empirical Studies. A great start with a lot of good for thought for the workshop day. #icse2025 @icseconf

🛠️ It's the final day of workshops at #icse2025! Dive into variety of cutting-edge topics. Let's wrap up with innovation and insight! 🚀
#SoftwareEngineering #ICSEWorkshops

⚠️Don’t leave just yet! As we wrap up the last sessions of the #icse2025 main conference, the Doctoral Symposium Poster Session will be in Canada Hall 3 until 18h and there's still one more day of workshops packed with insights, discussion, and innovation. Hope to see you there!

Been having a splendid time at #ICSE2025, where I presented our paper on "programmer's block", joint work with @norbertsiegmund.bsky.social, @janetsiegmund.bsky.social. Interested in learning how problem's from software developers compare to writer's block? Check out the paper → rdcu.be/ektLk

@robertoverdecchia.bsky.social presenting “Energy-Aware Software Testing” at #ICSE2025 @icseconf.bsky.social

He is referring to my paper “An Inconvenient Truth in Software Engineering? The Environmental Impact of Testing Open Source Java Projects”, see azaidman.github.io/publications...

The Main Conference's last sessions are happening now. Take your time to enjoy, make questions and talk with the authors of #ICSE2025

On the picture: Process Session at Room 203

@enrique.ebarba.com presenting “Shaken, Not Stirred. How Developers Like Their Amplified Tests” at #ICSE2025 @icseconf.bsky.social

Joint work with Luis Cruz and Thomas Durieux

Pre-print: arxiv.org/abs/2412.10063

Join us now for a lively #icse2025 panel discussion "Escaped from the Lab! Does ICSE Research Make a Difference?" happening now in Canada Hall 1 and 2