Research

So, some updates on the BILSEN work: A few days ago our paper “Automated Classification of Human Code Review Comments with Large Language Models” got accepted for the International Conference on Evaluation and Assessment in Software Engineering, 2026 Edition. I still can’t quite wrap my mind around it. I did a double-take on my phone screen when I saw the email notification for the acceptance. It was an awesome feeling seeing the months of hard work we did pay off in the best way possible. This news means that I’ll get to also have a few days in Glasgow to present the findings of the paper. Related to this, we’re working on a continuation of this paper using some of the ideas we’ve sketched out in the last few months. I’m expecting that that will also be quite fruitful. ...

I’ve been working as a research volunteer at BILSEN for the last 3 months and the work has been quite eye-opening. I’ve had a chance to experience academia before, hopefully, I get into more academia :p I’m assuming that this will be my most methodical blog post so far (I have turned on the table of contents for this post, I am that serious :d). The rest of this post is composed of my recent findings about academic work. ...