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Best paper award

by Leonardo Passos on March 19, 2015

Our paper Feature Scattering in the Large: A Longitudinal Study of Linux Kernel Device Drivers has been given the best paper award from the ACM SIGPLAN Modularity'15 (AOSD) conference.



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