Margaret-Anne Storey

Margaret-Anne Storey
Professor and Canada Research Chair

Dr. Margaret-Anne Storey is a Professor of Computer Science and a Co-Director of the Matrix Institute for Applied Data Science at the University of Victoria, and was Director of the Software Engineering Program from 2015 to 2018. She holds a Canada Research Chair in Human and Social Aspects of Software Engineering, and she was a member of the Royal Society of Canada’s College of New Scholars, Artists and Scientists. She held the Lise Meitner Guest Professorship at Lund University in Sweden from 2016 to 2018, a professorship that promotes gender diversity in science.

Together with her students and collaborators, Dr. Storey seeks to understand how software tools, communication media, data visualizations, and social theories can be leveraged to improve how software engineers and knowledge workers explore, understand, analyze and share complex information and knowledge. She has published widely on these topics and collaborates extensively with high-tech companies and non-profit organizations to ensure real-world applicability of her research contributions and tools. Over the past several years, she has collaborated with product teams and researchers at Microsoft to understand developer satisfaction and developer productivity, with the goal of improving their engineering systems and processes.

  • ECS 564

Researchers

Cassandra Petrachenko

Cassandra Petrachenko
Lab Tyrant

Cassie is a salty IT professional that manages CHISEL's projects with her magical skills. She is rabid for Rush, fond of fast cars, and captivated by cuisine.

  • ECS 559
Alessandra Maciel Paz Milani

Alessandra Maciel Paz Milani
PhD Student

Alessandra has 15+ years of professional experience in software engineering. Her research topics of interest are related to data science, particularly information visualization.

  • ECS 542a
Arty Starr

Arty Starr
PhD Student

Arty is the author of Idea Flow. Her research is in designing optics for developer flow and building tools that help us reduce friction and optimize flow in software development.

  • ECS 542a
Matt Termuende

Matt Termuende
PhD Student

Matt is a mechatronics engineer with software development experience in the renewables industry. He is interested in human factors and machine learning.

  • Offsite
Kathleen Garland

Kathleen Garland
MSc Student

Kathleen joined CHISEL in September 2022. She works for UVic Systems and is a graduate of the UVic Software Engineering program.

  • ECS 542a
Samantha Hill

Samantha Hill
MSc Student

Samantha joined CHISEL in September 2022. She has a BSc from UVic specializing in Computer Science and Geography.

  • ECS 542b
Neil Ernst

Neil Ernst
Collaborator

Neil is an Associate Professor of Computer Science at UVic. He studies software architecture, software requirements, and empirical methods in SENG. He was a UVic Vikes rower.

  • ECS 560