Marcus Denker is a Tenured Research Scientist (CRCN) at INRIA. He possess expertise in computer science, programming, software engineering, smalltalk, algorithms and 15 more skills. Colleagues describe him as "I have known Marcus Denker ever since he was a researcher at the renowned Software Composition Group at the University of Bern in Switzerland, and later at the University of Chile, where he was conducting research on structural and behavioural reflection. We had the occasion to collaborate on a joint paper on the link between reflection and context-oriented programming in 2009. Given our joint interest in the theme of reflective programming and in dynamic programming languages, he acted at several occasions as an invited speaker for a lecture on reflection and meta-programming and the link with context-oriented programming, in the context of a larger course on programming paradigms. His contribution was highly appreciated both by the students and myself. Regarding his research skills, Marcus is very active researcher in the domain of programming languages, according to Microsoft Academic Search. In addition to that it should not be forgotten that he is heavily involved in the development of the open-source Pharo programming language, as one of its core developers. All of this, together with his open-minded character, sense of initiative, enthusiasm, and devotion to his work, make him an ideal researcher to have as part of your team or institute."