Publications
Emotional Expression in Open-Source: How Project Function Shapes Communication
Journal: Information and Software Technology
Measuring the Decentralisation of DeFi Development: An Empirical Analysis of Contributor Distribution in Lido
Status: Preprint
Micro Patterns in Solidity Code
Conference: EASE’25
Introducing Repository Stability
Conference: FSE’25
Mining a Decade of Event Impacts on Contributor Dynamics in Ethereum: A Longitudinal Study
Conference: MSR 2025
Sustainability Assessment of Ethereum Developers Issues and Comments: Topic and Network Analysis
Status: Preprint
Blockchain Developer Experience: A Multivocal Literature Review
Conference: CHASE 2025
A Move Sui library for secure, certified and trusted supply chain ownership management
Conference: WETSEB 2025
Large Language Models for Synthetic Dataset Generation: A Case Study on Ethereum Smart Contract DoS Vulnerabilities
Conference: IWBOSE 2025
More Than Code: Technical and Emotional Dynamics in Solidity’s Development
Conference: CHASE 2025
Taxonomic insights into ethereum smart contracts by linking application categories to security vulnerabilities
Journal: Scientific Reports
2024 Publications
A Curated Solidity Smart Contracts Repository of Metrics and Vulnerability
Conference: PROMISE 2024
Sustainability in Blockchain Development: A BERT-Based Analysis of Ethereum Developers Discussions
Conference: EASE 2024
Complex Systems Oriented Approach for dApps Analysis
DApps Ecosystems: Mapping the Network Structure of Smart Contract Interactions
DAI: A Dependencies Analyzer and Installer For Solidity Smart Contracts
MindTheDApp: A Toolchain for Complex Network-Driven Structural Analysis of Ethereum
A Preliminary Analysis of Software Metrics in Decentralised Applications
The network structure of smart contracts in Ethereum dApps
Fault-insertion and fault-fixing behavioural patterns in Apache Software Foundation Projects
Leveraging ChatGPT for Automated Smart Contract Repair: A Preliminary Exploration of GPT-3-based Approaches
Identifying and Fixing Vulnerable Patterns in Ethereum Smart Contracts: A Comparative Study of Fine-Tuning and Prompt Engineering Using Large Language Models
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