My name is Gustavo Pinto and I'm a full-time Ph.D. student at the Informatics Center in the Federal University of Pernambuco, Brazil. I received my Master of Computer Science at the Federal University of Paraná, Brazil after a Bachelor of Science in Computer Systems at the University Center of Pará, Brazil.
Since 2008, I have been participated as speaker, moderator and reviewer in professional and academic conferences, mainly on topics related to software engineering and open source.
10 May 2013 » Just submitted a paper to Brazilian Symposium on Programming Languages (SBLP)!
21 Apr 2013 » I won the Space Apps Challenge led by NASA! (spaceappschallenge.org/awards/ | grep 'Hello, Curiosity!')
12 Apr 2013 » Just submitted a talk to FISL'2013!
20 Mar 2013 » Just submitted a talk to Agile Brazil'2013!
18 Mar 2013 » Just submitted a paper to Software Practice and Experience (SPE)!
01 Mar 2013 » new blog launched!
11 Feb 2013 » I have presented a Computer Vision talk (pt_br) at Pernambuco Python Group
I am specifically interested in program analysis, parallel libraries, software evolution, source code mining, refactoring tools, user-centered design, and programmer productivity. A common thread in my research is understanding how programmers use parallelism in their code. Based on this understanding, my research goal is to develop techniques and software tools that improve parallel programmer productivity and make parallel programming accessible to all programmers. Another prove of point is that I want to know how to safetly move from singlecore to multicore programming, and, at the sime time, improve energy consumption. In fact, I want to know how to safely move from single core to multicore programming, and, at the same time, improve energy consumption.
I'm passionate with open-source and its philosophy. In fact, I have been collaborating with several open-souce projects from very famous, to anonymus (including my own projects).
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You can contact me at:
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