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most citedImplicit Gender Bias in Computer Science -- A Qualitative Study

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cs.SE2023★ 1 cited

A Static Analysis Platform for Investigating Security Trends in Repositories

Tim Sonnekalb, Christopher-Tobias Knaust, Bernd Gruner +5

Static analysis tools come in many forms andconfigurations, allowing them to handle various tasks in a (secure) development process: code style linting, bug/vulnerability detection…

cs.CY2021★ 1 cited

Implicit Gender Bias in Computer Science -- A Qualitative Study

Aurélie Breidenbach, Caroline Mahlow, Andreas Schreiber

Gender diversity in the tech sector is - not yet? - sufficient to create a balanced ratio of men and women. For many women, access to computer science is hampered by socialization-…

cs.SE2020

Visualization of Contributions to Open-Source Projects

Andreas Schreiber

We want to analyze visually, to what extend team members and external developers contribute to open-source projects. This gives a high-level impression about collaboration in that…

cs.SE2019

RCE: An Integration Environment for Engineering and Science

Brigitte Boden, Jan Flink, Niklas Först +5

We present RCE (Remote Component Environment), an open-source framework developed primarily at DLR (German Aerospace Center) that enables its users to construct and execute multidi…

cs.DC2011

Using Provenance to support Good Laboratory Practice in Grid Environments

Miriam Ney, Guy K. Kloss, Andreas Schreiber

Conducting experiments and documenting results is daily business of scientists. Good and traceable documentation enables other scientists to confirm procedures and results for incr…