| BENEVOLLocation Inria Lille, Bat B, Amphitheatre.
 | EOSESELocation Inria Lille, Bat A, Salle plénière.
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| Chair: Tom Mens 
Skip Lentz, Martín Dias and Damien Cassou. Griotte: Improving Code Review with Fine-Grained IDE Events Peter Senna Tschudin, Julia Lawall and Gilles Muller. 3L: Learning Linux LoggingBilyaminu Auwal Romo and Andrea Capiluppi. Syncing Development Logs and Bug Tracking Systems | 10h40 - 12h40 - Session Painful Bugs
Said Assar, Using text clustering to predict defect resolution time: A conceptual replication and an evaluation of prediction accuracyGema Rodriguez and Jesús M. González-Barahona, 
Bug Seeding: On the importance of the previous commitStefan Wagner, Naming the Pain in Requirements Engineering: A Survey Design and German ResultsSerge Demeyer, Research Methods in Computer Science | 
| Chair: Kim Mens 
Gregorio Robles and Bogdan Vasilescu. From Python to PythonicTim Molderez and Coen De Roover. A Search-based Recommender System for Source Code Templates | 
| 12h40 - 14h10 - Lunch | 
|  | 14h10 - 15:40 - Session Ecosystems
Loup Meurice, Anthony Cleve, Csaba Nagy, Tom Mens, Mathieu Goeminne and Alexandre Decan Analyzing the Evolution of Database Usage in Data-Intensive Software SystemsNelson Sekitoleko, Eric Knauss, Daniela Damian and Imed Hammouda, The Role of Secondary Software in Automotive EcosystemsMaëlick Claes, Tom Mens and Alexandre Decan Inter-component Dependency Issues in Software Ecosystems | 
|  | 15h40 - 16h10 - Coffee break | 
|  | 16:10 - 18h10 - Session Human aspects
Dominik Safaric, Estimated team size and its relation to software qualityZeljko Obrenovic Hawthorne Studies and Their Relevance for Empirical Software EngineeringStefan Wagner Links between the Personalities, Styles and Performance in Computer ProgrammingSebastiano Panichella, Textual Analysis or Natural Language Processing? A Software Engineering Perspective |