Research, Görel Hedin

Research area

My research interests include object-oriented languages, object-oriented design, domain-specific languages, generative language implementation techniques, integrated software development environments, and agile methodology.

Publications

• via the Lund University Publication server
• via DBLP

Conference involvement

• OOPSLA (pc member 2009, 2008)
• ECOOP (pc member 2010, 2009, 2008, 2007, 2002, 2001, 1999)
• CC (program chair 2003, pc member 2008, 2004, 2000)
• ETAPS (steering committee member, 2002-2004)
• SLE (steering committee member, 2008-present; program co-chair 2012, pc member 2011, 2010)
• LDTA (steering committee member 2006-present, program co-chair 2005, 2004, pc member 2012, 2008, 2001)
• JOT (Journal of Object Technology) (member of the editorial board, 2010-2012)
• PC member of GCSE 2001, GPCE 2011
• External Review Committee (ERC) for PLDI 2012.

Systems

• The JastAdd metacompilation system (jastadd.org)
• The PalCom system for pervasive computing (www.ist-palcom.org)
• The AppLab language laboratory (discontinued)
• The Mjolner/Orm software development environment (discontinued)

Graduate students

Current

• Emma Söderberg, Lic 2010: Contributions to the generation of semantic editors. PhD planned for 2012. (M)
• Niklas Fors. Lic planned for 2013. PhD planned for 2015. (M)
• Linus Åkesson. PhD planned for 2015. (C)
• Björn A. Johnsson. PhD planned for 2016. (C)
• Amr Ergawy. PhD planned for 2016. (C)
• Peter Exner. PhD planned for 2016. (C)

Previous

• David Svensson Fors, PhD 2009: Assemblies of Pervasive Services. Now at Axis Communications, Lund. (C)
• Eva Magnusson, PhD 2007: Object-Oriented Declarative Program Analysis, Lic 2003:  Applications and Extensions of Reference Attributed Grammars (M)
• Johan Åkesson, PhD 2007: Languages and Tools for Optimization of Large-Scale Systems (C)
• Torbjörn Ekman, PhD 2006: Extensible Compiler Construction, Lic 2004: Rewritable Reference Attributed Grammars - design, implementation, and applications. Now at University of Oxford and Semmle Ltd. (M)
  
• Anders Nilsson, PhD 2006: Tailoring native compilation of Java for real-time systems, Lic 2004: Compiling Java for Real-Time Systems. (C)
• Patrik Persson, Lic 2000: Predicting Time and Memory Demands of Object-Oriented Programs. (M)
• Elizabeth Bjarnason, Lic 1997: Interactive Tool Support for Domain-Specific Languages. (M)

(M - main advisor, C - coadvisor)

My PhD thesis

• Görel Hedin, PhD 1992: Incremental Semantic Analysis.

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