Andreas Zeller's Old Blog

Old blog of Andreas Zeller. All posts are now at https://andreas-zeller.github.io

2018-02-01

Where your conference fees go to

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Fees for scientific conferences can be a cause for concern. Since most researchers are paid by public money, the question is whether this ...
2018-01-25

I am leaving Saarland University, and the call for my successor is open

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This year, I will leave Saarland University, where I have been professor for software engineering for 16 years.  Our CISPA Center for IT Sec...
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2017-11-02

The Rejection Song

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To be performed by a scientific program committee (choir) and its chair (solo voice) to the tunes of the song " Go West " (Villag...
2017-04-26

Mit dem Fahrrad aus der Saarbrücker Innenstadt zur Uni

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Ich bin die meisten Tage des Jahres mit dem Fahrrad aus der Saarbrücker Innenstadt zur Uni und zurück unterwegs.  Für alle, die auch gerne m...
2017-01-13

Twelve LaTeX packages to get your paper accepted

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(with  Abhik Roychoydhury and Aditya Kanade) Why do some people get all their papers accepted, and others do not?  You may already know th...
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2016-10-14

PostDoc Position, Software Testing and Analysis / Software Engineering

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At my Chair at Saarland University , we currently have a PostDoc position available, to be filled during the Spring of 2017.  We are looking...
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2016-09-07

On Facts and Dreams in Software Research

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Where is the economic argument in program verification research, and where are the salvation messages in software engineering research? ...
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This blog is no longer maintained. Go to https://andreas-zeller.github.io for the new site. Andreas Zeller is Faculty at the CISPA Helmholtz Center for Information Security, and professor for Software Engineering at Saarland University, both in Saarbrücken, Germany. In 2010, Zeller was inducted as Fellow of the ACM for his contributions to automated debugging and mining software archives, for which he also obtained the ACM SIGSOFT Outstanding Research Award in 2018. His current work focuses on specification mining and test case generation, funded by grants from DFG and the European Research Council (ERC).
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