Our colleague Moisés Rodríguez took part in JISBD 2026, the 30th Conference on Software Engineering and Databases, presenting the paper “An Environment for Evaluating the Analysability of Classical-Quantum Hybrid Systems”.

JISBD took place in Alicante from 16 to 18 June as part of the conference organised by the Society for Software Engineering and Software Development Technologies (SISTEDES), serving as a leading forum for researchers from Spain, Portugal and Latin America in the fields of software engineering and databases. The paper was presented in QuantumX, the track dedicated to quantum computing and quantum software engineering within the JISBD programme.

The work, carried out by our colleagues Ana Díaz-Muñoz, Javier Verdugo, Moisés Rodríguez and Mario Piattini, in collaboration with Jose Antonio Cruz-Lemus from UCLM and Rafael Martinez-Gasca from the University of Seville, presents a methodological and technological framework comprising a set of properties, metrics and automated tools that enable the analysability of hybrid software to be assessed. Furthermore, it presents the results of applying this approach to a real-world case study involving a hybrid product, through which its applicability has been verified.