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My research interests are in software
engineering, with a particular focus in software evolution — understanding
why software is so hard and expensive to change, and in turn reducing those
difficulties and costs. I'm a strong advocate of
empirically-oriented research, which concerns how people do develop
and maintain software, as well as how they should develop and maintain
software. My nature is to be more focused on practice; I'm not
shy of theory, however, when it's needed and useful. I've worked in other research areas as well, including parallel and distributed
computing, software verification and testing, etc.
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