Denys Poshyvanyk is an Assistant Professor in the Computer Science Department at William and Mary (see W&M by numbers) where he leads SEMERU research group. He received his Ph.D. from Wayne State University, where he was advised by Dr. Andrian Marcus. His research is in the area of software engineering and evolution.

Announcements:

If you are a graduate or an undergraduate student @ William & Mary interested in software engineering research, you are welcome to attend SEMERU reading group weekly meetings (see the paper discussion schedule) every Tuesday, 3-4pm in McGlothlin-Street Hall 128.

News:

- NSF CCF awarded 3-year research grant on "Creating and Evolving Software via Searching, Selecting and Synthesizing Relevant Source Code"

- Check out our new source code search engine - Exemplar [about]

- Co-chair for Early Research Achievements (ERA) track at IEEE ICSM'10

- PC member for WCRE'10, IEEE ICSM'10, IEEE ICPC'10, CSMR'10

- Consider submitting a paper and participating!

- Recently accepted papers at ICSE'10