High Expectations: An Observational Study of Programming and Cannabis Intoxication
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- Co-chairs:
- Ana Paiva,
- Rui Abreu,
- Program Co-chairs:
- Abhik Roychoudhury,
- Margaret Storey
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- Faculty of Engineering of University of Porto
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