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Dr. Kamran SedigProfessor, Computer Science & Information Studies, Western UniversityVerified email at uwo.ca- Colin M. GrayAssociate Professor, Luddy School of Informatics, Computing, and Engineering, Indiana UniversityVerified email at iu.edu
- Ya-Hsin HungDepartment of Psychological Science, Purdue UniversityVerified email at purdue.edu
- Austin ToombsIndiana UniversityVerified email at iu.edu
- Ali BaigelenovGraduate Student at Purdue UniversityVerified email at purdue.edu
- Camilo VieiraUniversidad del NorteVerified email at uninorte.edu.co
- Nancy RascheAssistant Professor of Practice, User Experience Design, Purdue UniversityVerified email at purdue.edu
- Mihaela Vorvoreanu, PhDMicrosoft Research | Purdue UniversityVerified email at microsoft.com
- Prakash ShuklaPurdue UniversityVerified email at purdue.edu
- Hai-Ning LiangProfessor of Computing, Xi'an Jiaotong-Liverpool University; University of LiverpoolVerified email at xjtlu.edu.cn
- Alex BabanskiProfessor, Sheridan CollegeVerified email at sheridancollege.ca
- Alejandra J. MaganaW.C. Furnas Professor in Enterprise Excellence of Computer and Information TechnologyVerified email at purdue.edu
- Jim MoreyAssistant Professor, Zayed UniversityVerified email at zu.ac.ae
- Arash KhosraviResearcher in Computer Science, Western UniversityVerified email at uwo.ca
- Antonio González-TorresCosta Rica Institute of TechnologyVerified email at tec.ac.cr
- Robert E MercerProfessor of Computer Science, The University of Western OntarioVerified email at csd.uwo.ca
- Peter RoganCytoGnomix and University of Western OntarioVerified email at uwo.ca
- Claire StirmSan Diego Supercomputing CenterVerified email at ucsd.edu
- Sandra GesingExecutive Director at the US Research Software Engineers AssociationVerified email at us-rse.org
- Dominic KaoPurdue University, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Princeton UniversityVerified email at purdue.edu
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