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dr. Justus Bogner

Assistant Professor, Faculty of Science, Software and Sustainability (S2)

Assistant Professor, Network Institute

Assistant Professor, Research Programmes - Science, Software & Services

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Dr. Justus Bogner is an empirical software engineering researcher. As an Assistant Professor at VU Amsterdam, his position is located in the Software and Sustainability (S2) group. Before and during his PhD, he was employed for more than 9 years as a software engineer in industry (HP, HPE, DXC Technology), building mostly web- and service-based enterprise applications. You can find more information on his personal website.

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Within empirical software engineering, Dr. Bogner applies both qualitative and quantitative research methods to study how software is developed in industry or how it should best be developed. Based on these results, he creates and evaluates reusable tools, techniques, or methods to support software professionals. Dr. Bogner's two main SE knowledge areas are software architecture and software quality, especially maintainability, evolvability, and (environmental) sustainability. In recent years, he has focused most of his research efforts on software engineering for AI-based systems (SE4AI), combined with a research line on the energy efficiency of ML-enabled systems (green AI).

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