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Selected as
Featured Reviewer of the Month
by
ACM Computing Reviews (July 2024).
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In January 2024, I successfully nominated Prof. T.Y. Chen,
Swinburne University of Technology,
for the selection by ACM for the
SIGSOFT Outstanding Research Award 2024,
the most prestigious award in Software Engineering.
I am indebted to
Prof. Alastair Donaldson
with Imperial College London,
Prof. Rob Hierons
with University of Sheffield, and
Prof. Davy Towey
with University of Nottingham China Campus, for their solid endorsements of my nomination.
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Prof. Tse's course effectiveness scores at HKU in 2022/23 and 2003/24 were 94.4% and 91.5%, respectively.
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W.E. Wong
and T.H. Tse (eds.),
Handbook of Software Fault Localization: Foundations and Advances,
Wiley-IEEE Press,
Hoboken, NY, USA, xiv + 590 pages (2023).
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website at Wiley Press
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Wiley
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Wiley
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IEEE
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bookcover
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The 2010 paper titled
"Adaptive Random Testing:
The ART of Test Case Diversity"
by Prof. Tse and team has been selected as the
Grand Champion of the Most Influential Paper Award
by the
Journal of Systems and Software.
The journal is ranked by Google Scholar as the
second in h5-index
among international publication venues in software systems.
A retrospective of the significance and influence of the
2010 article is available in the 2021 blog post titled
"Diversity, Diversity, Diversity:
Three Words that Summarize the Impacts of Adaptive Random Testing",
which has received 1.6K claps from supporters.
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Prof. Tse and team proposed the innovative concept of
"metamorphic robustness testing"
and applied it to verify the citation indexing systems
Scopus
and
Web of Science.
The results, published in
IEEE Transactions on Software Engineering
and presented in
ICSE 2020,
revealed that the presence of hyphens in paper titles
inadvertently reduces the citation counts and journal impact factors.
The surprising findings attracted the attention of the international media,
including
ScienceAlert,
Nature
Index,
Communications of the ACM,
Psychology Today,
The Australian,
and
Wikipedia.
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Prof. Tse served as the
intermediary
for the fundraising of
$150 million to The University of Hong Kong for the establishment of the
Tam Wing Fan Innovation Wings I and II.
He is currently a Management Committee Member of the Inno Wings.
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