Researcher

Mariam Guizani, PhD.

Dr. Mariam Guizani is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Queen's University, Canada. She holds a PhD and second MSc in Computer Science from Oregon State University and was a Fulbright fellowship recipient in 2016-2018. At the intersection of Software Engineering and Human-Computer Interaction, her research centers around improving the sustainability of complex socio-technical ecosystems such as Open Source. The broader impact of her work applies to academia, industry, and large OSS organizations. Dr. Mariam Guizani has worked together with Google and the Apache Software Foundation (ASF) for several years to understand OSS communities’ experiences and design actionable processes and tools. Her research at Microsoft Research was recognized by GitHub for its contribution to the currently deployed GitHub Discussion Dashboard, GitHub Blocks, and their future roadmap ( GitHub blogpost ).

Mariam leads the MUSE (Moving Intelligent User-Centric Software Engineering) lab @ Queen's U

Research Interests: Empirical Software Engineering, Open-Source Software, EDI in Software Engineering, Machine Learning for Software Engineering, Developers' Productivity

News

Apr 2024

Dr. Mariam Guizani received the Frank Knox Award for Excellence in Teaching. The purpose of the Frank Knox Award for Excellence in Teaching is to recognize and acknowledge Queen’s University professors that demonstrate an outstanding commitment to the education of their students through their remarkable teaching. The award is named in honour of Frank Knox, a professor of economics who taught at Queen’s from the 1920’s to the 1960’s.

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