The original condition is evaluated to false.
The substring is shorter than "uni".

Perhaps the assumption should be that the letters are ASCII.
If all letters are ASCII checking 'A' <= k.charAt(0) <= 'Z'
might make more sense.
I am not convinced about doing this with a regex.

Both test cases involves an author name containing department or school
 without university or institute of technology.

Corporate authors without university/institute of technology

# Conflicts:
#	src/main/java/org/jabref/logic/bibtexkeypattern/BracketedPattern.java

If the name of an institution can't be split, assume that
"School"/"Department" is part of the name.

Minor typos and the "rest" part is now created differently.

There are some examples that will turn out wrong if only capital letters
 are kept, e.g., "iOS Developer University Program".
 The original problem with "The School of Life" becoming too short is
 avoided by only removing school/department for names containing two or
  more ',' separated strings. This will still produce an unexpected
   result if the address of the institution is part of the authors field

First name first and abbreviated first name first

Last name first and abbreviated first names

The deprecated static methods BibtexKeyGenerator.generateKey are moved
to the test file as a similar convenience method is required for
the test cases. Suppress warning has been added for some methods.

generateKey was not copy-pasted properly.

The author list parsing is moved outside of the if/else statements

Move them close to other parse tests