Recognition

Awarded for an extensive study of sentiment in software engineering, from theory via tooling to applications, excelling in the diversity of research methods and extraordinary methodological rigor.

A distinction given to the top 5% of PhD theses in the field as determined by the cum laude committee of the TU/e.

A qualification recognized by all Dutch universities indicating my didactic competency as a teacher in academic education.

Awarded for a presentation introducing myself and my thesis proposal.

Because the course 'Empirical Methods in Software Engineering' taught by Alexander Serebrenik and me received excellent course evaluations the Program Management awarded us with a 'Pluim'.

For my master thesis, on the influence of Continuous Integration on Code reviews I received the first place at the annual VERSEN master thesis award competition. VERSEN is a community for Software Engineering research in the Netherlands. The work presented in the Master thesis has also been accepted at SANER 2020 and can be found here.