“For outstanding research contributions on software testing and software analytics that have broadly impacted industrial practices.”
We would like to heartily congratulate the winners of the various ACM SIGSOFT awards:
“For outstanding research contributions on software testing and software analytics that have broadly impacted industrial practices.”

Outstanding Research Award
“For outstanding and transformative service to the software engineering community by broadening participation and championing open science and open access.”

Distinguished Service Award
“For pioneering and sustaining innovative approaches to experiential learning, collaborative and inclusive software engineering education across time zones, cultural boundaries, and diverse perspectives.”

Influential Educator Award
“For introducing the SZZ algorithm, a foundational technique that enabled a new generation of empirical studies, tools, and techniques for understanding and improving software quality.”

Impact Paper Award
“For introducing the SZZ algorithm, a foundational technique that enabled a new generation of empirical studies, tools, and techniques for understanding and improving software quality.”

Impact Paper Award
“For introducing the SZZ algorithm, a foundational technique that enabled a new generation of empirical studies, tools, and techniques for understanding and improving software quality.”

Impact Paper Award
“For contributions to improving the safety and robustness of software and AI-enabled systems, through software design, formal methods, and self-adaptation.”

Early Career Researcher Award
“For outstanding contributions to advancing software supply chain security through pioneering techniques and tools in Software Composition Analysis (SCA) and Static Application Security Testing (SAST).”

Early Career Researcher Award
For the PhD thesis “Towards Robust, Secure, and Privacy-Aware Large Language Models of Code”

Outstanding Doctoral Dissertation Award
Frank Anger Memorial
The ACM Special Interest Group on Software Engineering seeks to improve our ability to engineer software by stimulating interaction among practitioners, researchers, and educators; by fostering the professional development of software engineers; and by representing software engineers to professional, legal, and political entities.














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