The Mutable Value Semantics (MVS): A Personal Perspective on Design Limitations
Welcome, my name is Federico Bruzzone. Presently a PhD Candidate in Computer Science at the ADAPT Lab
(Università degli Studi di Milano), under the supervision of
Prof. W. Cazzola.
I have a strong passion for Programming Languages and Compilers. Additionally, I am also a Sound Engineer and Music Composer.
In addition to this homepage, to know more about me, I suggest you to check my GitHub profile, the About page and the Posts section of this website. Feel free to consider downloading my CV.
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The Mutable Value Semantics (MVS): A Personal Perspective on Design Limitations
Scientific Publications
March 2026 — [bib] [pdf] [IEEE] [arXiv] — F. Bruzzone, W. Cazzola, M. Brancaleoni, and D. Pellegrino, "Sink or SWIM: Tackling Real-Time ASR at Scale", IEEE Transactions on Audio, Speech and Language Processing (TASLPRO), Mar. 2026. DOI: 10.1109/TASLPRO.2026.3675780. Journal Ranked Q1 on Scimago.
June 2025 — [bib] [pdf] [SpringerLink] [arXiv] — F. Bruzzone, W. Cazzola, and L. Favalli, "Code Less to Code More: Streamlining Language Server Protocol and type system development for language families", Journal of Systems and Software (JSS), Sep. 2025. DOI: 10.1016/j.jss.2025.112554. Journal Ranked Q1 on Scimago.
Preprints
February 2026 — [bib] [pdf] [arXiv] — F. Bruzzone and W. Cazzola, "Meta-Monomorphizing Specializations"
February 2026 — [bib] [pdf] [arXiv] — F. Bruzzone, W. Cazzola, and L. Favalli, "From Separate Compilation to Sound Language Composition"
[PUBLISHED] January 2026 — [bib] [pdf] [arXiv] — F. Bruzzone, W. Cazzola, M. Brancaleoni, and D. Pellegrino, "Sink or SWIM: Tackling Real-Time ASR at Scale"
January 2026 — [bib] [pdf] [arXiv] — F. Bruzzone, W. Cazzola, and L. Favini, "Prioritizing Configuration Relevance via Compiler-Based Refined Feature Ranking"
[PUBLISHED] Sep. 2025 — [bib] [pdf] [arXiv] — F. Bruzzone, W. Cazzola, and L. Favalli, "Code Less to Code More: Streamlining Language Server Protocol and type system development for language families"