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+The EMSE teaching staff,by over 25 lecturers and their assistants, is composed by international well-recognized researchers and professionals.
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 **Giancarlo Succi, Center of Applied Sofware Engineering, Free University of Bozen- Bolzano - Italy**\\
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-**Barbara Russo, Center of Applied Sofware Engineering, Free University of Bozen- Bolzano - Italy**\\
+**Barbara Russo, Center of Applied Sofware Engineering, Free University of Bozen- Bolzano - Italy\\
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-Dr. Barbara Russo is Associate Professor at FUB and director of the Master Course in Computer Science. She has been the local coordinator of the EMMC EMCSE(2007-2012). Formerly, she visited the Max-Planck Institut für Mathematik, Bonn and the University of Liverpool, UK as Marie Curie Fellow. Her last publications include Journal of Empirical Software Engineering, and Journal of Software Systems. Her books include Adopting Open Source Software, A Practical Guide (with Fitzgerald, Kesan, Shaikh and Succi), MIT Press, 2011. She participated in EU projects like NAME FP5, COSPA FP6, CALIBRE FP6. Her research interests are in the field of empirical software engineering and software measurement with focus on Open Source software and agile methods
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+Dr. Barbara Russo is Associate Professor at FUB and director of the Master Course in Computer Science. She has been the local coordinator of the EMMC EMCSE(2007-2012). Formerly, she visited the Max-Planck Institut für Mathematik, Bonn and the University of Liverpool, UK as Marie Curie Fellow. Her last publications include Journal of Empirical Software Engineering, and Journal of Software Systems. Her books include Adopting Open Source Software, A Practical Guide (with Fitzgerald, Kesan, Shaikh and Succi), MIT Press, 2011. She participated in EU projects like NAME FP5, COSPA FP6, CALIBRE FP6. Her research interests are in the field of empirical software engineering and software measurement with focus on Open Source software and agile methods\\
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-**Darja Smite, Software Engineering Research Lab, Blekinge Institute of Technology - Sweden**\\
+**Kennet Henningsson, Blekinge Institute of Technology (BTH) - School of Computing - Sweden\\
+[[kennet.henningsson@bth.se]]**\\
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-Darja Smite is an assistant professor of software engineering at Blekinge Institute of Technology, Sweden and an associate professor at University of Latvia. Her research interests include global software engineering with the emphasis on improving distributed team efficiency, requirements engineering, team coordination and software process improvement. Darja Smite received a PhD in Computer Science from University of Latvia in 2007 and became an active member of program committees of many research events devoted to Software Engineering. She is an author of over 30 research publications, has co-edited two books and currently leads a research project in collaboration with two software companies in Sweden.
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+**Bo Zhang, Software Engineering: Processes and Measurement, Freie Universität Kaiserslautern - Germany\\
-**Bo Zhang, Software Engineering: Processes and Measurement, Freie Universität Kaiserslautern - Germany**\\
+[[bo.zhang@cs.uni-kl.de]]**\\
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 Bo Zhang is Phd stipendiary of  research group Software Engineering: Processes and Measurement at of the University of Kaiserslautern.  His research interests include Software Product Line Engineering.