Collection and analysis of data about group processes in computer supported meetings. - Mark R. Carter; James D. Herbsleb; Robin Lampert; Gary M. Olson; Judith S. Olson; Henry H. Rueter; Marianne Storrosten (CHI Posters and Short Talks, 1992)

Preserving knowledge in design projects: what designers need to know. - James D. Herbsleb; Eiji Kuwana (INTERCHI, 1993)

Representing knowledge in requirements engineering: an empirical study of what software engineers need to know. - Eiji Kuwana; James D. Herbsleb (RE, 1993)

Characterizing the Sequential Structure of Interactive Behaviors Through Statistical and Grammatical Techniques. - Gary M. Olson; James D. Herbsleb; Henry H. Rueter (Hum. Comput. Interact., 1994)

Object-Oriented Analysis and Design in Software Project Teams. - James D. Herbsleb; Helen A. Klein; Gary M. Olson; Hans Brunner; Judith S. Olson; Joe Harding (Hum. Comput. Interact., 1995)

A Systematic Survey of CMM Experience and Results. - James D. Herbsleb; Dennis R. Goldenson (ICSE, 1996)

Software Quality and the Capability Maturity Model. - James D. Herbsleb; David Zubrow; Dennis R. Goldenson; Will Hayes; Mark C. Paulk (Commun. ACM, 1997)

Conceptual Simplicity Meets Organizational Complexity: Case Study of a Corporate Metrics Program. - James D. Herbsleb; Rebecca E. Grinter (ICSE, 1998)

The geography of coordination: dealing with distance in R&D work. - Rebecca E. Grinter; James D. Herbsleb; Dewayne E. Perry (GROUP, 1999)

Splitting the Organization and Integrating the Code: Conway's Law Revisited. - James D. Herbsleb; Rebecca E. Grinter (ICSE, 1999)

Metaphorical representation in collaborative software engineering. - James D. Herbsleb (WACC, 1999)

Architectures, Coordination, and Distance: Conway's Law and Beyond. - James D. Herbsleb; Rebecca E. Grinter (IEEE Softw., 1999)

Ensuring privacy in presence awareness: an automated verification approach. - Patrice Godefroid; James D. Herbsleb; Lalita Jategaonkar Jagadeesan; Du Li (CSCW, 2000)

Distance, dependencies, and delay in a global collaboration. - James D. Herbsleb; Audris Mockus; Thomas A. Finholt; Rebecca E. Grinter (CSCW, 2000)

A case study of open source software development: the Apache server. - Audris Mockus; Roy T. Fielding; James D. Herbsleb (ICSE, 2000)

Shared Mental Models and Coordination in Large-Scale, Distributed Software Development. - J. Alberto Espinosa; Robert E. Kraut; F. Javier Lerch; Sandra Slaughter; James D. Herbsleb; Audris Mockus (ICIS, 2001)

An Empirical Study of Global Software Development: Distance and Speed. - James D. Herbsleb; Audris Mockus; Thomas A. Finholt; Rebecca E. Grinter (ICSE, 2001)

Challenges of Global Software Development. - Audris Mockus; James D. Herbsleb (IEEE METRICS, 2001)

Making the Software Factory Work: Lessons from a Decade of Experience. - Harvey P. Siy; James D. Herbsleb; Audris Mockus; George T. Tucker; Mayuram S. Krishnan (IEEE METRICS, 2001)

Modelling the Likelihood of Software Process Improvement: An Exploratory Study. - Khaled El Emam; Dennis R. Goldenson; James McCurley; James D. Herbsleb (Empir. Softw. Eng., 2001)

Guest Editors' Introduction: Global Software Development. - James D. Herbsleb; Deependra Moitra (IEEE Softw., 2001)

Introducing instant messaging and chat in the workplace. - James D. Herbsleb; David L. Atkins; David G. Boyer; Mark Handel; Thomas A. Finholt (CHI, 2002)

What is chat doing in the workplace? - Mark Handel; James D. Herbsleb (CSCW, 2002)

Shared Mental Models, Familiarity, and Coordination: A Multi-Method Study of Distributed Software Teams. - J. Alberto Espinosa; Robert E. Kraut; Sandra Slaughter; F. Javier Lerch; James D. Herbsleb; Audris Mockus (ICIS, 2002)

Expertise browser: a quantitative approach to identifying expertise. - Audris Mockus; James D. Herbsleb (ICSE, 2002)

Two case studies of open source software development: Apache and Mozilla. - Audris Mockus; Roy T. Fielding; James D. Herbsleb (ACM Trans. Softw. Eng. Methodol., 2002)

Formulation and preliminary test of an empirical theory of coordination in software engineering. - James D. Herbsleb; Audris Mockus (ESEC / SIGSOFT FSE, 2003)

An Empirical Study of Speed and Communication in Globally Distributed Software Development. - James D. Herbsleb; Audris Mockus (IEEE Trans. Software Eng., 2003)

04051 Abstracts Collection - Perspectives Workshop: Empirical Theory and the Science of Software Engineering. - James D. Herbsleb; Walter F. Tichy (Empirical Theory and the Science of Software Engineering, 2004)

Empirical evaluation of defect projection models for widely-deployed production software systems. - Paul Luo Li; Mary Shaw; James D. Herbsleb; Bonnie K. Ray; Peter Santhanam (SIGSOFT FSE, 2004)

Beyond computer science. - James D. Herbsleb (ICSE, 2005)

Global software development at siemens: experience from nine projects. - James D. Herbsleb; Daniel J. Paulish; Matthew Bass (ICSE, 2005)

Deciding what to design: closing a gap in software engineering education. - Mary Shaw; James D. Herbsleb; Ipek Ozkaya (ICSE, 2005)

Deciding What to Design: Closing a Gap in Software Engineering Education. - Mary Shaw; James D. Herbsleb; Ipek Ozkaya; David Root (Software Education and Training Sessions @ ICSE, 2005)

Forecasting Field Defect Rates Using a Combined Time-Based and Metrics-Based Approach: A Case Study of OpenBSD. - Paul Luo Li; James D. Herbsleb; Mary Shaw (ISSRE, 2005)

Finding Predictors of Field Defects for Open Source Software Systems in Commonly Available Data Sources: A Case Study of OpenBSD. - Paul Luo Li; James D. Herbsleb; Mary Shaw (IEEE METRICS, 2005)

A case study of open source tools and practices in a commercial setting. - Vijay K. Gurbani; Anita Garvert; James D. Herbsleb (ACM SIGSOFT Softw. Eng. Notes, 2005)

Identification of coordination requirements: implications for the Design of collaboration and awareness tools. - Marcelo Cataldo; Patrick Wagstrom; James D. Herbsleb; Kathleen M. Carley (CSCW, 2006)

Practices and Supporting Structures for Mature Inquiry Culture in Distributed Software Development Projects. - Vesna Mikulovic; Michael Heiss; James D. Herbsleb (ICGSE, 2006)

Collaboration In Software Engineering Projects: A Theory Of Coordination. - James D. Herbsleb; Jeffrey A. Roberts (ICIS, 2006)

A case study of a corporate open source development model. - Vijay K. Gurbani; Anita Garvert; James D. Herbsleb (ICSE, 2006)

Experiences and results from initiating field defect prediction and product test prioritization efforts at ABB Inc. - Paul Luo Li; James D. Herbsleb; Mary Shaw; Brian Robinson (ICSE, 2006)

Supporting online problem-solving communities with the semantic web. - Anupriya Ankolekar; Katia P. Sycara; James D. Herbsleb; Robert E. Kraut; Christopher A. Welty (WWW, 2006)

Dependency forecasting in the distributed agile organization. - Patrick Wagstrom; James D. Herbsleb (Commun. ACM, 2006)

Collaboration in Global Software Projects at Siemens: An Experience Report. - Matthew Bass; James D. Herbsleb; Christian Lescher (ICGSE, 2007)

On Coordination Mechanisms in Global Software Development. - Marcelo Cataldo; Matthew Bass; James D. Herbsleb; Len Bass (ICGSE, 2007)

Global Software Engineering: The Future of Socio-technical Coordination. - James D. Herbsleb (FOSE, 2007)

Simplifying cyber foraging for mobile devices. - Rajesh Krishna Balan; Darren Gergle; Mahadev Satyanarayanan; James D. Herbsleb (MobiSys, 2007)

Notation and representation in collaborative object-oriented design: an observational study. - Uri Dekel; James D. Herbsleb (OOPSLA, 2007)

Program comprehension as fact finding. - Thomas D. LaToza; David Garlan; James D. Herbsleb; Brad A. Myers (ESEC/SIGSOFT FSE, 2007)

Architectural Misalignment: An Experience Report. - Matthew Bass; Vesna Mikulovic; Len Bass; James D. Herbsleb; Marcelo Cataldo (WICSA, 2007)

Team Knowledge and Coordination in Geographically Distributed Software Development. - J. Alberto Espinosa; Sandra Slaughter; Robert E. Kraut; James D. Herbsleb (J. Manag. Inf. Syst., 2007)

Familiarity, Complexity, and Team Performance in Geographically Distributed Software Development. - J. Alberto Espinosa; Sandra A. Slaughter; Robert E. Kraut; James D. Herbsleb (Organ. Sci., 2007)

Communication networks in geographically distributed software development. - Marcelo Cataldo; James D. Herbsleb (CSCW, 2008)

Pushing relevant artifact annotations in collaborative software development. - Uri Dekel; James D. Herbsleb (CSCW, 2008)

Socio-technical congruence: a framework for assessing the impact of technical and work dependencies on software development productivity. - Marcelo Cataldo; James D. Herbsleb; Kathleen M. Carley (ESEM, 2008)

Communication patterns in geographically distributed software development and engineers' contributions to the development effort. - Marcelo Cataldo; James D. Herbsleb (CHASE, 2008)

Socio-technical congruence (STC 2008). - James D. Herbsleb; Marcelo Cataldo; Daniela E. Damian; Premkumar T. Devanbu; Steve M. Easterbrook; Audris Mockus (ICSE Companion, 2008)

A Coordination Risk Analysis Method for Multi-site Projects: Experience Report. - Matthew Bass; James D. Herbsleb; Christian Lescher (ICGSE, 2009)

2nd international workshop on socio-technical congruence (STC 2009). - Marcelo Cataldo; Steve M. Easterbrook; Daniela E. Damian; James D. Herbsleb; Premkumar T. Devanbu; Audris Mockus (ICSE Companion, 2009)

End-to-end features as meta-entities for enabling coordination in geographically distributed software development. - Marcelo Cataldo; James D. Herbsleb (SDG@ICSE, 2009)

Improving API documentation usability with knowledge pushing. - Uri Dekel; James D. Herbsleb (ICSE, 2009)

Tesseract: Interactive environment for exploration of project relationships. - Larry Maccherone; Anita Sarma; Patrick Wagstrom; James D. Herbsleb (ICSE Companion, 2009)

Tesseract: Interactive visual exploration of socio-technical relationships in software development. - Anita Sarma; Larry Maccherone; Patrick Wagstrom; James D. Herbsleb (ICSE, 2009)

Reading the documentation of invoked API functions in program comprehension. - Uri Dekel; James D. Herbsleb (ICPC, 2009)

Technical perspective - Maintaining quality in the face of distributed development. - James D. Herbsleb (Commun. ACM, 2009)

Future of Mining Software Archives: A Roundtable. - Michael W. Godfrey; Ahmed E. Hassan; James D. Herbsleb; Gail C. Murphy; Martin P. Robillard; Premkumar T. Devanbu; Audris Mockus; Dewayne E. Perry; David Notkin (IEEE Softw., 2009)

Software Dependencies, Work Dependencies, and Their Impact on Failures. - Marcelo Cataldo; Audris Mockus; Jeffrey A. Roberts; James D. Herbsleb (IEEE Trans. Software Eng., 2009)

Architecting in software ecosystems: interface translucence as an enabler for scalable collaboration. - Marcelo Cataldo; James D. Herbsleb (ECSA Companion Volume, 2010)

Coordination in innovative design and engineering: observations from a lunar robotics project. - Laura A. Dabbish; Patrick Wagstrom; Anita Sarma; James D. Herbsleb (GROUP, 2010)

MSR: Mining for scientific results? - James D. Herbsleb (MSR, 2010)

Managing a corporate open source software asset. - Vijay K. Gurbani; Anita Garvert; James D. Herbsleb (Commun. ACM, 2010)

Talking about concerns. - James D. Herbsleb (AOSD, 2011)

Scientific software production: incentives and collaboration. - James Howison; James D. Herbsleb (CSCW, 2011)

When Cultures Clash: Participation in Open Source Communities and Its Implications For Organizational Commitment. - Sherae L. Daniel; Likoebe M. Maruping; Marcelo Cataldo; James D. Herbsleb (ICIS, 2011)

Factors leading to integration failures in global feature-oriented development: an empirical analysis. - Marcelo Cataldo; James D. Herbsleb (ICSE, 2011)

Configuring global software teams: a multi-company analysis of project productivity, quality, and profits. - Narayan Ramasubbu; Marcelo Cataldo; Rajesh Krishna Balan; James D. Herbsleb (ICSE, 2011)

Construction of association networks from communication in teams working on complex projects. - Laura Dabbish; W. Ben Towne; Jana Diesner; James D. Herbsleb (Stat. Anal. Data Min., 2011)

The future of collaborative software development. - Andrew Begel; James D. Herbsleb; Margaret-Anne D. Storey (CSCW (Companion), 2012)

Social coding in GitHub: transparency and collaboration in an open software repository. - Laura A. Dabbish; H. Colleen Stuart; Jason Tsay; James D. Herbsleb (CSCW, 2012)

Social media and success in open source projects. - Jason Tsay; Laura Dabbish; James D. Herbsleb (CSCW (Companion), 2012)

Work-to-rule: the emergence of algorithmic governance in Wikipedia. - Claudia Müller-Birn; Leonhard Dobusch; James D. Herbsleb (C&T, 2013)

Incentives and integration in scientific software production. - James Howison; James D. Herbsleb (CSCW, 2013)

Impression formation in online peer production: activity traces and personal profiles in github. - Jennifer Marlow; Laura Dabbish; James D. Herbsleb (CSCW, 2013)

Your process is showing: controversy management and perceived quality in wikipedia. - W. Ben Towne; Aniket Kittur; Peter Kinnaird; James D. Herbsleb (CSCW, 2013)

Crowd development. - Thomas D. LaToza; W. Ben Towne; André van der Hoek; James D. Herbsleb (CHASE@ICSE, 2013)

Social media in transparent work environments. - Jason Tsay; Laura Dabbish; James D. Herbsleb (CHASE@ICSE, 2013)

Leveraging Transparency. - Laura Dabbish; H. Colleen Stuart; Jason Tsay; James D. Herbsleb (IEEE Softw., 2013)

Coordination Breakdowns and Their Impact on Development Productivity and Software Failures. - Marcelo Cataldo; James D. Herbsleb (IEEE Trans. Software Eng., 2013)

Sharing, re-use and circulation of resources in cooperative scientific work. - Theresa Velden; Matthew J. Bietz; E. Ilana Diamant; James D. Herbsleb; James Howison; David Ribes; Stephanie B. Steinhardt (CSCW Companion, 2014)

Structuring Documentation to Support State Search: A Laboratory Experiment about Protocol Programming. - Joshua Sunshine; James D. Herbsleb; Jonathan Aldrich (ECOOP, 2014)

Community Code Engagements: Summer of Code & Hackathons for Community Building in Scientific Software. - Erik H. Trainer; Chalalai Chaihirunkarn; Arun Kalyanasundaram; James D. Herbsleb (GROUP, 2014)

Socio-technical coordination (keynote). - James D. Herbsleb (ICSE Companion, 2014)

Influence of social and technical factors for evaluating contribution in GitHub. - Jason Tsay; Laura Dabbish; James D. Herbsleb (ICSE, 2014)

Let's talk about it: evaluating contributions through discussion in GitHub. - Jason Tsay; Laura Dabbish; James D. Herbsleb (SIGSOFT FSE, 2014)

Transparency and Coordination in Peer Production. - Laura Dabbish; H. Colleen Stuart; Jason Tsay; James D. Herbsleb (CoRR, 2014)

From Personal Tool to Community Resource: What's the Extra Work and Who Will Do It? - Erik H. Trainer; Chalalai Chaihirunkarn; Arun Kalyanasundaram; James D. Herbsleb (CSCW, 2015)

2nd International Workshop on Context for Software Development (CSD 2015). - Kelly Blincoe; Daniela E. Damian; Giuseppe Valetto; James D. Herbsleb (ICSE (2), 2015)

Searching the state space: a qualitative study of API protocol usability. - Joshua Sunshine; James D. Herbsleb; Jonathan Aldrich (ICPC, 2015)

When It Breaks, It Breaks: How Ecosystem Developers Reason about the Stability of Dependencies. - Christopher Bogart; Christian Kästner; James D. Herbsleb (ASE Workshops, 2015)

An agent-based model of edit wars in wikipedia: how and when is consensus reached. - Arun Kalyanasundaram; Wei Wei 019; Kathleen M. Carley; James D. Herbsleb (WSC, 2015)

How to Hackathon: Socio-technical Tradeoffs in Brief, Intensive Collocation. - Erik H. Trainer; Arun Kalyanasundaram; Chalalai Chaihirunkarn; James D. Herbsleb (CSCW, 2016)

Transactivity as a Predictor of Future Collaborative Knowledge Integration in Team-Based Learning in Online Courses. - Miaomiao Wen; Keith Maki; Xu Wang 016; Steven Dow; James D. Herbsleb; Carolyn P. Rosé (EDM, 2016)

How to break an API: cost negotiation and community values in three software ecosystems. - Christopher Bogart; Christian Kästner; James D. Herbsleb; Ferdian Thung (SIGSOFT FSE, 2016)

Building a socio-technical theory of coordination: why and how (outstanding research award). - James D. Herbsleb (SIGSOFT FSE, 2016)

Intelligently Transparent Software Ecosystems. - James D. Herbsleb; Christian Kästner; Christopher Bogart (IEEE Softw., 2016)

Measuring Similarity Similarly: LDA and Human Perception. - W. Ben Towne; Carolyn P. Rosé; James D. Herbsleb (ACM Trans. Intell. Syst. Technol., 2016)

Conflict in Comments: Learning but Lowering Perceptions, with Limits. - W. Ben Towne; Carolyn P. Rosé; James D. Herbsleb (CHI, 2017)

Hacking and Making at Time-Bounded Events: Current Trends and Next Steps in Research and Event Design. - Anna Filippova; Brad Chapman; R. Stuart Geiger; James D. Herbsleb; Arun Kalyanasundaram; Erik H. Trainer; Aurelia Moser; Arlin Stoltzfus (CSCW Companion, 2017)

From diversity by numbers to diversity as process: supporting inclusiveness in software development teams with brainstorming. - Anna Filippova; Erik H. Trainer; James D. Herbsleb (ICSE, 2017)

E-Mentoring for Software Engineering: A Socio-Technical Perspective. - Erik H. Trainer; Arun Kalyanasundaram; James D. Herbsleb (ICSE-SEET, 2017)

What Ails End-User Composition: A Cross-Domain Qualitative Study. - Vishal Dwivedi; James D. Herbsleb; David Garlan (IS-EUD, 2017)

Supporting Virtual Team Formation through Community-Wide Deliberation. - Miaomiao Wen; Keith Maki; Steven Dow; James D. Herbsleb; Carolyn P. Rosé (Proc. ACM Hum. Comput. Interact., 2017)

The 2nd Workshop on Hacking and Making at Time-Bounded Events: Current Trends and Next Steps in Research and Event Design. - Ei Pa Pa Pe-Than; James D. Herbsleb; Alexander Nolte; Elizabeth Gerber; Brittany Fiore-Gartland; Brad Chapman; Aurelia Moser; Nancy Wilkins-Diehr (CHI Extended Abstracts, 2018)

Collaborative Writing on GitHub: A Case Study of a Book Project. - Ei Pa Pa Pe-Than; Laura Dabbish; James D. Herbsleb (CSCW Companion, 2018)

Ecosystem-level determinants of sustained activity in open-source projects: a case study of the PyPI ecosystem. - Marat Valiev; Bogdan Vasilescu; James D. Herbsleb (ESEC/SIGSOFT FSE, 2018)

The Impact of Ideology Misfit on Open Source Software Communities and Companies. - Sherae L. Daniel; Likoebe M. Maruping; Marcelo Cataldo; James D. Herbsleb (MIS Q., 2018)

You Hacked and Now What?: - Exploring Outcomes of a Corporate Hackathon. - Alexander Nolte; Ei Pa Pa Pe-Than; Anna Filippova; Christian Bird; Steve Scallen; James D. Herbsleb (Proc. ACM Hum. Comput. Interact., 2018)

Identifying unusual commits on GitHub. - Raman Goyal; Gabriel Ferreira; Christian Kästner; James D. Herbsleb (J. Softw. Evol. Process., 2018)

Trust-Building Across Networks Through Festival Organizing. - Judeth Oden Choi; James D. Herbsleb; Jodi Forlizzi (C&T, 2019)

Understanding Hackathons for Science: Collaboration, Affordances, and Outcomes. - Ei Pa Pa Pe-Than; James D. Herbsleb (iConference, 2019)

A Preliminary Theory for Open Source Ecosystem Micro-economics. - Nicolas Jullien; Klaas-Jan Stol; James D. Herbsleb (CoRR, 2019)

BOTse: Bots in Software Engineering (Dagstuhl Seminar 19471). - Margaret-Anne D. Storey; Alexander Serebrenik; Carolyn Penstein Rosé; Thomas Zimmermann 001; James D. Herbsleb (Dagstuhl Reports, 2019)

Designing Corporate Hackathons With a Purpose: The Future of Software Development. - Ei Pa Pa Pe-Than; Alexander Nolte; Anna Filippova; Christian Bird; Steve Scallen; James D. Herbsleb (IEEE Softw., 2019)

Identity-Based Roles in Rhizomatic Social Justice Movements on Twitter. - Judeth Oden Choi; James D. Herbsleb; Jessica Hammer; Jodi Forlizzi (ICWSM, 2020)

Need for Tweet: How Open Source Developers Talk About Their GitHub Work on Twitter. - Hongbo Fang; Daniel Klug; Hemank Lamba; James D. Herbsleb; Bogdan Vasilescu (MSR, 2020)

Using Productive Collaboration Bursts to Analyze Open Source Collaboration Effectiveness. - Samridhi Choudhary; Christopher Bogart; Carolyn P. Rosé; Jim Herbsleb (SANER, 2020)

How to organize a hackathon - A planning kit. - Alexander Nolte; Ei Pa Pa Pe-Than; Abasi-Amefon Obot Affia; Chalalai Chaihirunkarn; Anna Filippova; Arun Kalyanasundaram; Maria Angelica Medina Angarita; Erik H. Trainer; James D. Herbsleb (CoRR, 2020)

Guiding Development Work Across a Software Ecosystem by Visualizing Usage Data. - Christopher Bogart; James Howison; James D. Herbsleb (CoRR, 2020)

What Happens to All These Hackathon Projects?: Identifying Factors to Promote Hackathon Project Continuation. - Alexander Nolte; Irene-Angelica Chounta; James D. Herbsleb (Proc. ACM Hum. Comput. Interact., 2020)

How to Support Newcomers in Scientific Hackathons - An Action Research Study on Expert Mentoring. - Alexander Nolte; Linda Bailey Hayden; James D. Herbsleb (Proc. ACM Hum. Comput. Interact., 2020)

Trust in Collaborative Automation in High Stakes Software Engineering Work: A Case Study at NASA. - David Gray Widder; Laura Dabbish; James D. Herbsleb; Alexandra Holloway; Scott Davidoff (CHI, 2021)

The Secret Life of Hackathon Code Where does it come from and where does it go? - Ahmed Imam; Tapajit Dey; Alexander Nolte; Audris Mockus; James D. Herbsleb (MSR, 2021)

The Secret Life of Hackathon Code. - Ahmed Imam; Tapajit Dey; Alexander Nolte; Audris Mockus; James D. Herbsleb (CoRR, 2021)

Hybrid Framing in the Justice for Antwon Rose II Movement. - Judeth Oden Choi; James D. Herbsleb; Jodi Forlizzi (Comput. Support. Cooperative Work., 2021)

"They Can Only Ever Guide": How an Open Source Software Community Uses Roadmaps to Coordinate Effort. - Daniel Klug; Christopher Bogart; James D. Herbsleb (Proc. ACM Hum. Comput. Interact., 2021)

Open Collaborative Writing: Investigation of the Fork-and-Pull Model. - Ei Pa Pa Pe-Than; Laura Dabbish; James D. Herbsleb (Proc. ACM Hum. Comput. Interact., 2021)

When and How to Make Breaking Changes: Policies and Practices in 18 Open Source Software Ecosystems. - Chris Bogart; Christian Kästner; James D. Herbsleb; Ferdian Thung (ACM Trans. Softw. Eng. Methodol., 2021)

Limits and Possibilities for "Ethical AI" in Open Source: A Study of Deepfakes. - David Gray Widder; Dawn Nafus; Laura Dabbish; James D. Herbsleb (FAccT, 2022)

"This Is Damn Slick!" Estimating the Impact of Tweets on Open Source Project Popularity and New Contributors. - Hongbo Fang; Hemank Lamba; James D. Herbsleb; Bogdan Vasilescu (ICSE, 2022)

One-off events? An empirical study of hackathon code creation and reuse. - Ahmed Samir Imam Mahmoud; Tapajit Dey; Alexander Nolte; Audris Mockus; James D. Herbsleb (Empir. Softw. Eng., 2022)

Corporate hackathons, how and why? A multiple case study of motivation, projects proposal and selection, goal setting, coordination, and outcomes. - Ei Pa Pa Pe-Than; Alexander Nolte; Anna Filippova; Christian Bird; Steve Scallen; James D. Herbsleb (Hum. Comput. Interact., 2022)

Gender and Participation in Open Source Software Development. - Hana Frluckaj; Laura Dabbish; David Gray Widder; Huilian Sophie Qiu; James D. Herbsleb (Proc. ACM Hum. Comput. Interact., 2022)

It's about power: What ethical concerns do software engineers have, and what do they (feel they can) do about them? - David Gray Widder; Derrick Zhen; Laura Dabbish; James D. Herbsleb (FAccT, 2023)

Understanding information diffusion about open-source projects on Twitter, HackerNews, and Reddit. - Hongbo Fang; Bogdan Vasilescu; James D. Herbsleb (CHASE, 2023)

Matching Skills, Past Collaboration, and Limited Competition: Modeling When Open-Source Projects Attract Contributors. - Hongbo Fang; James D. Herbsleb; Bogdan Vasilescu (ESEC/SIGSOFT FSE, 2023)

Global software engineering in the age of GitHub and zoom. - James D. Herbsleb (J. Softw. Evol. Process., 2023)

Novelty Begets Popularity, But Curbs Participation - A Macroscopic View of the Python Open-Source Ecosystem. - Hongbo Fang; James D. Herbsleb; Bogdan Vasilescu (ICSE, 2024)

Weak Ties Explain Open Source Innovation. - Hongbo Fang; Patrick Park; James Evans; James D. Herbsleb; Bogdan Vasilescu (CoRR, 2024)

Power and Play: Investigating "License to Critique" in Teams' AI Ethics Discussions. - David Gray Widder; Laura Dabbish; James D. Herbsleb; Nikolas Martelaro (Proc. ACM Hum. Comput. Interact., 2024)

In-person, Online and Back Again - A Tale of Three Hybrid Hackathons. - Abasi-Amefon Obot Affia; Alexander Serebrenik; James D. Herbsleb; Alexander Nolte (CoRR, 2025)