Walter Cazzola

Associate Professor (PhD)

Università degli Studi di Milano

Department of Informatics and Communication (DICo)

My research interests involve: computational reflection (models, implementation, and application), aspect-oriented software development (models, implementation, and application), object-oriented languages (Java, C#, Python ...), programming techniques (meta-data driven, aspect-oriented, and reflective programming and design patterns), and software engineering (software evolution, reverse engineering, modeling and design techniques).

My research activity is carried out in the Adapt Laboratory that I coordinate.

I'm (or I was) the major scientist of the projects RAMSES and RAMSES II funded by DFG. I'm (or I was) also the local coordinator of the EOS-DUE and DISCO projects funded by MIUR.

I have also collaborated or I'm collaborating with: Shigeru Chiba from the Tokyo Institute of Technologies, Gunter Saake from the Otto-von-Guericke-Universität Magdeburg, and Alessandro Garcia from the Lancaster University.

Walter Cazzola

c|o DICo, Università degli Studi di Milano

Via Comelico 39/41

20135 Milano Italy

Phone: +39 02 503 16300

e-mail: cazzola[AT]dico.unimi.it

I am currently (or have been) involved in the following international events:

• Aspect-Oriented Modeling Worskhop (AOM@AOSD'09)
• European Conference on Object-Oriented Programming (ECOOP'09)
• Reflective, AOP, Meta-Data for Software Evolution Workshop (RAM-SE'10)

I'm in the board of the International Summer School on Aspect Oriented SW Development, the third edition has been held in Darmstadt, Germany in July 2008. Details are available at the AOSD-Europe page.