Scholar
Alexander Serebrenik
Google Scholar ID: Mcn2e18AAAAJ
Full Professor of Social Software Engineering, Computer Science, Eindhoven University of Technology
Citations & Impact
Citations
7,722
H-index
49
i10-index
137
Publications
20
Co-authors
181
list available
Publications
Resume (English only)
Academic Achievements
- Authored the book on Diversity and Inclusion in Software Engineering, which provides an overview of research into different aspects of diversity and inclusion in software engineering, as well as tools, methods, and practices proposed to foster diversity and build inclusive software teams and development environments.
Research Experience
- - Since February 6, 2023, leading the Software Engineering and Technology (SET) cluster
- - Since July 2020, also leading one of the groups within the cluster, namely the Social Software Engineering group
- - Associate Professor (2013-2020) and Assistant Professor (2008-2013) in SET
- - Assistant professor at LaQuSo (2004-2008)
- - Postdoctoral researcher in the Semantics, Proof and Abstract Interpretation group led by late Radhia Cousot (January-June 2004)
- - Worked at the Declarative Languages and Artificial Intelligence group at Katholieke Universiteit Leuven until December 2003
- - On sabbatical visiting Nicole Novielli and the Collaborative Development Group at Università degli studi di Bari 'Aldo Moro' from July to October 2018
- - Part-time visiting researcher at the Software Analysis and Transformation group of CWI, led by Jurgen J. Vinju, from January 2013 to August 2017
- - Visited Vladimir Filkov and Prem Devanbu at UC Davis in October-November 2013
- - On sabbatical at the Software Engineering lab of University of Mons, headed by Tom Mens, from September to December 2012
Education
- - PhD, July 2003, thesis: Termination Analysis of Logic Programs, advisor: Prof. Danny De Schreye
- - Master's degree, 1999, Hebrew University, Jerusalem, Israel, supervisors: Dr. Naomi Lindenstrauss and Prof. Yehoshua Sagiv
Background
- His research domain is empirical software engineering, including both its social and technical aspects. He is particularly interested in understanding and supporting diversity of software development teams, their communication, and collaboration. He likes mining software repositories, conducting surveys and interviews, and measuring software artefacts and processes.
Miscellany
- Committed to creating an inclusive environment where different software developers can feel welcome and leverage their talents.
