Who Am I?
Since September 2007, I’m a post-doctorate researcher at the faculty of informatics of the university of Lugano, in the research group lead by Michele Lanza and working with PhD students Marco D’Ambros, Mircea Lungu, Romain Robbes, and Richard Wettel.
Research Interests
My research revolves around in software evolution and reengineering. I’m interested in both aspects of the domain:
- understanding software design and its past and future evolution, using reverse-engineering and visualisation techniques;
- supporting change through better tools and more expressive languages.
Recent news
- April 25, 2008: Squeak by Example is now available in French.
- Next ESUG will be held at the Center for Mathematics and Computer Science (CWI) in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, August 25-29, 2008.
- March 10, 2008: the second edition of our open book Squeak by Example is out! Download the PDF from the site or order a print-on-demand softcover copy. There are several community-made translations in the works.
- Software Composition 2008 was co-located with ETAPS, on March 29-30 in Budapest (call for papers).
Please also check out my publications, community activities, and teaching pages to see what I’m currently involved in.
Less Recent News…
I obtained my Ph.D. in 2005 from the university of Rennes, where my advisor was Jean-Marc Jézéquel. In 2006–07 I worked as a post-doc with Stéphane Ducasse in the Language and Software Evolution group at the university of Savoie. For all the details, here is my curriculum vitæ (PDF): short version in English or extended version in French.