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Alberto Castro-Hernández

Alberto is a Visiting Assistant Professor in the College of Engineering and Computing (CEC) at Miami University.

Dr. Castro-Hernández's research focus at the use of Natural Language Processing to identify group constructs in Global Software Development. He have organized collaborative projects between students from US, Mexico, Panama, United Kingdom, and Turkey.

His scholarly interest include Software Engineering, Natural Language Processing, and Data Mining.

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