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Brief Bio
Tim Menzies (Ph.D., UNSW, 1995) is a full Professor in CS
at North Carolina State University where he teaches
software engineering and search-based SE.
His
research relates to synergies between human and
artificial intelligence, with particular application
to data mining for software engineering.
He is the author of over 230 referred publications;
and is one of the 100 most cited authors in software
engineering (out of over
39,000 researchers).
In his
career, he has been a lead researcher on projects
for NSF, NIJ, DoD, NASA, USDA, as well as joint
research work with private companies.
Prof. Menzies is the co-founder of the PROMISE
conference series devoted to
reproducible
experiments in software engineering.
He is an
associate editor of IEEE Transactions on Software
Engineering, Empirical Software Engineering and the
Automated Software Engineering Journal. In 2015, he
will serve as co-chair for the ICSE'15 NIER
track.
For more information,
see his vita or
his list
of publications.
About he
- H index (a.k.a. academia's American Idol):
- 35
- Graduate Students (counted if committee chair):
- Current: 1*phd + 2*masters;
Completed: 7*phd + 23*masters;
- Grants:
- Total: $7.3 million
Current: NSF: $1.2M + $748K; NASA: $47K; USDA: $134K
All: Nasa:$2,050K; National archives:$1,400K;
Nsf:$2,455K; Dod.sttr:$300K;
Qatar NRF:$200K; Wvu
forensics:$110K; USDA: $134K ;
Other: $695K
- In IEEE TSE and the ESE journal:
- Two of my papers are
the first and
third most cited
papers since 2008.
- Associate Editor:
- IEEE Transactions on Software Engineering;
Automated Software Engineering;
Empirical Software Engineering journal.
- PC co-chair:
- Current: ICSE'15 New Ideas and Emerging Research (NIER);
AcadPub2.0;
Previously: ASE'12, PROMISE
- Steering committees:
- Current: Automated Software Engineering Conference;
Past: PROMISE, RAISE.
- Guest Editor (last 3 years)
- 2014: Automated Software Engineering (Best papers from ASE'11 ASE'12);
2014: Automated Software Engineering (AI+SE synergies);
2014: Software Quality Journal (Best papers from RAISE'12);
2013: Information and Software Technology (Best Papers, PROMISE'11);
2013: IEEE Software (Software Analytics, So What?);
2013: IEEE Software (Many Faces of Software Analytics);
2013: Empirical Software Engineering (Predictive models in SE);
2012: Empirical Software Engineering (Repeatable results in SE);
2012: Automated Software Engineering (Learning to Organize testing)
- Program Committees:
- Conferences:
ASE'15;
FSE'15;
NasBase'15;
ASE'14;
EASE'14;
ICSE-demos'14;
ICSE-main'14;
MSR'14;
SSBSE'14
Workshop:
AIRE'14;
APSIS'14;
GTSE'14;
RAISE'14;
SAM'14
SEAA'14