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Digital Heritage 2025 – International Congress & Expo – GALA Session At Digital Heritage 2025, Federico Martusciello presented FrAmeLab’s latest research in the Cultural Heritage domain: a prototype that integrates Gamification, Artificial Intelligence, and Polyglot to design personalized Serious Games for cultural experiences. The study introduces a modular software architecture that enables adaptive learning pathways, […]

Agility with Microservices Programming Workshop (AMP) – co-located with European Conference on Software Architecture 2025 At the Agility with Microservices Programming workshop co-located with ECSA 2025, Roberta Capuano delivered a keynote titled “Migration to Microservices: Challenges and Opportunities.” In her talk, Capuano presented an overview of the evolution of software architectures—from monoliths to SOA and […]

What an intensive week at ICSE 2024, the ACM/IEEE Int. Conference on Software Engineering. With the SATrends workshop and the Software Architecture Town Hall we have reinforced the role of #SoftwareArchitecture as a fundamental and foundational component of #SoftwareEngineering. The response from the community has been huge (see photo). Our objective is to be as […]

Henry Muccini, the FrAmeLab team leader, has been invited to contribute to the ISAPS 2024 school on Software Architecture. He will be talking about Software Architecture and Machine Learning, based on his experience in the SAML workshop, the Dagstuhl Seminar on Software Architecture and Machine Learning, the JSS special issue on Software Architecture and Artificial […]

It was so nice to meet again the IEEE Software board friends in Rovaniemi. We had a chance to say hi to the previous IEEE Software Editor in Chief, Ipek Ozkaya, and to welcome the new Editor in Chief, Sigrid Eldh.

EDISS winter school is a one-week program that takes place in the second semester. It aims to introduce new students to older ones, help them choose their mobility path, plan internships, and familiarize them with future career opportunities.

The Kickoff Meeting for the Behavior-enabled IoT (BeT) Project took place on September 2nd, 2024, at Free University of Bozen, Bolzano. This project explores the potential of integrating behavior analysis with the Internet of Things (IoT) technology to enable smarter and more efficient systems.

On 18th January 2024, Moamin successfully defended his Ph.D. thesis titled “Architecting Data-Intensive Applications: From Data Architecture Design to Its Quality Assurance.”