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FrAmeLab
It is a research group focusing on several areas of software engineering, including software architecture, data architecture, machine learning, microservices, human-driven SE, and green software. The group aims to advance the state of the art in software engineering by researching and developing new techniques and tools to address the challenges software developers face. FrameLab's research is driven by a deep understanding of the human factors involved in software development and the need for environmentally sustainable and energy-efficient software systems. By combining expertise in multiple areas, FrameLab is at the forefront of advancing the practice of software engineering.
News
ICSA 2025, the 22nd IEEE Int. Conference on Software Architecture, just started.The FrAmeLab is contributing by presenting a paper on…
What an intensive week at ICSE 2024, the ACM/IEEE Int. Conference on Software Engineering.With the SATrends workshop and the Software…
Henry Muccini, the FrAmeLab team leader, has been invited to contribute to the ISAPS 2024 school on Software Architecture. He…
It was so nice to meet again the IEEE Software board friends in Rovaniemi. We had a chance to say…
The special theme “Digitalization of Smart Ecosystems” examines how diverse digital technologies – from IoT and digital twins to AI and smart contracts – can be orchestrated into flexible socio-technical systems across industries. Check it out!
Info on #SoftwareEngineering for #CulturalHeritage research from #FrAmeLab is part of the @ercim_news special issue on #AI for #Cultural #Heritage.
To appear soon at https://ercim-news.ercim.eu/
🏅The FrAmeLab is @ICSAconf with
"DATCloud: A Model-Driven Framework for Multi-Layered Data-Intensive Architectures", co-organizing the SAML 2025 wks on SA&ML, presenting an early career on "A Measurement-Driven Approach to Enhancing Sustainability in Microservice Architectures"
🔎Explore past theme issues here: https://www.computer.org/csdl/magazine/so/past-issues/2020/2025
📧 Have questions? Contact Henry Muccini at henry.muccini@univaq.it.