The Software Engineering & Education Research Lab recently updated its logo to better reflect the research done by lab members. If you’re curious about how the new logo reflects the lab’s research focus and objectives here is a short visual guide.
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SEER Lab Director Speaks at Toronto Metropolitan University
Yesterday Prof. Jeremy Bradbury along with Mosarrat Rumman and Bridget Green visited with Prof. Manar Alalfi and members of the Creative Research in Security and Software Engineering Technology (CRESSET) Lab at Toronto Metropolitan University to discuss a new research collaboration in software and security. During the visit Prof. Bradbury also delivered a Computer Science SeminarContinue reading “SEER Lab Director Speaks at Toronto Metropolitan University”
New SEER Lab PhD Student
We are happy to welcome Computer Science PhD student Mosarrat Rumman to the lab! Mosarrat will be co-supervised by Prof. Jeremy Bradbury and Prof. Peter Lewis (Trustworthy AI Lab). Her doctoral research will be at the intersection of AI, Software Engineering and Trust.
Honours Students Present Their Theses
Congratulations to SEER Lab students Adam Kolodziejczak, Alyesha Singh, Bisha Fatima, Disha Padia, Ryan Ahlborn, Ryan Warrener and Saahir Dhani who all successfully presented their Computer Science BSc (Hons.) theses yesterday! A further congratulations to Alyesha on winning the Computer Science Undergraduate Thesis Award (Software & Applied AI track) 🏆 and to Adam for beingContinue reading “Honours Students Present Their Theses”
SEER Lab Director Speaks at the University of St. Andrews
Prof. Jeremy Bradbury gave a University of St Andrews School of Computer Science Seminar Series this morning on “Democratizing AI in Software Development: From Few-Shot Testing to Trustworthy Benchmarks and Accessible AI Tools.” His talk focused on three key challenges to broader AI adoption in software development and how recent SEER Lab work is addressingContinue reading “SEER Lab Director Speaks at the University of St. Andrews”
SEER Lab at CASCON 2025!
Prof. Jeremy Bradbury, Bisha Fatima, Bridget Green and Daniel Hinbest are all in Toronto, ON this week attending the 35th IEEE International Conference on Collaborative Advances in Software and Computing (CASCON 2025). Prof. Bradbury also served as the CASCON 2025 technical program co-chair with Prof. Eleni Stroulia. This year a record 170 submissions were reviewedContinue reading “SEER Lab at CASCON 2025!”
Riddhi More Successfully Defends MSc Thesis
Congratulations to SEER Lab’s Riddhi More who successfully defended her MSc thesis today. Riddhi’s thesis is titled “Addressing Data Challenges in LLM-Enhanced Software Engineering” and was supervised by Dr. Jeremy Bradbury.
Bug Severity Classification Research Published at COMPSAC-SETA 2025
Today at the IEEE COMPSAC Symposium on Software Engineering Technologies & Applications (COMPSAC-SETA 2025) Mosarrat Rumman presented “A Contrastive Learning Approach to Bug Severity Classification with Large Language Model Embeddings” (co-authors Anushka Zaman, Emon Roy, Jeremy Bradbury). This research shows that contrastive fine-tuning for LLMs can improve semantic separation and boost generalization on imbalanced, diverseContinue reading “Bug Severity Classification Research Published at COMPSAC-SETA 2025”
SEER Lab at ICSE 2025!
The 47th IEEE/ACM International Conference on Software Engineering (ICSE 2025) took place in Ottawa, ON, Canada from April 27-May 3, 2025. SEER Lab members Prof. Jeremy Bradbury and Prof. Michael Miljanovic were present along with Ontario Tech colleague Prof. Cristiano Politowski.
SEER Lab at SANER 2025!
MSc student Riddhi More and Prof. Jeremy Bradbury are in Montreal, PQ this week attending the IEEE International Conference on Software Analysis, Evolution and Reengineering (SANER 2025) and the 1st International Workshop on Fairness in Software Systems (FAIRNESS 2025). Riddhi will also be presenting their paper “Assessing Data Augmentation-Induced Bias in Training and Testing ofContinue reading “SEER Lab at SANER 2025!”