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Scopus Author ID: 55938368500

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source code analysis and transformation, software engineering, automated program repair, empirical studies, machine learning, Software testing, Mining software repositories, mobile development, qualitative studies, software quality, Android, Java, Kotlin, bug detection

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France, Sweden

Biography

I am researcher at the Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya-BarcelonaTech (UPC) (Spain), and a member of the inSSIDE research group. I got my PhD degree in October 2014 from University of Lille (France) and a Computer Science degree from UNICEN (Argentina). Moreover, I had teaching duties at the engineering school Telecom Lille. Previously, I worked as Associate Professor at the Université Polytechnique Hauts-de-France (France) and in the private sector as software developer (Java, Web, SOA, Mobile).
I have developed and maintained several software tools including Astor, an automated program repair framework, and Coming, a tool for mining commits from Git repositories.

He appears in the second place on the ranking of Most Impactful Early-stage Software Engineering Researchers during the period 2013-2020, elaborated by E. Wong et colleagues at "A bibliometric assessment of software engineering themes, scholars and institutions (2013–2020)", and in the nineteenth place on the ranking of Most Active Early-stage Software Engineering Researchers in Top-Quality journals.

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Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya: Barcelona, ES

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Matias Martinez

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Université de Lille: Lille, Hauts-de-France, FR

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Matias Martinez

Peer review (37 reviews for 9 publications/grants)

Review activity for ACM computing surveys. (4)
Review activity for ACM transactions on evolutionary learning and optimization. (1)
Review activity for ACM transactions on software engineering and methodology. (15)
Review activity for Empirical software engineering. (5)
Review activity for Empirical software engineering. (1)
Review activity for IEEE transactions on software engineering. (6)
Review activity for IET software. (2)
Review activity for Journal of software. (1)
Review activity for The Journal of systems and software. (2)
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