TUG 2022 - Program & participants

Accepted presentations for the conference and registered participants will be listed here as time goes by. The TUG Annual General Meeting will also be scheduled to occur during the conference.

• Conference home page.
• Register for the conference.
• Submit presentation proposal / call for papers.

Presentations

1. David Blakesley, The residual concepts of production vs. the emergent cultures of distribution in publishing (keynote presentation)
2. Carlos Evia, The future of technical documentation starts with its recent past (keynote presentation)
3. Peter Williams, The Tectonic Project: Envisioning a 21st-century TeX experience (keynote presentation)
4. Apu V, Aravind R, Rishi T, LaTeX profiling of author submissions
5. Oliver Austin, Looking outside the cockpit: An in-depth look at airport signage
6. Oleksandr Baranovskyi, LaTeX classes for doctoral theses in Ukraine: Interesting tips and painful problems
7. Sarai Castañeda, Fonts and formats of constitutions
8. Paulo Cereda, The story of a silly package
9. Paulo Cereda, IoT theatre presents: The Tempest
10. Max Chernoff, Comparing TeX engines and formats
11. Jennifer Claudio, Revamping a youth chess workbook using LaTeX packages
12. Jonathan Fine, Access and accessibility
13. Jonathan Fine, The UK TeX Users Group—a personal history
14. Ulrike Fischer, New in stock—a walk though recent LaTeX improvements (that you may have missed)
15. Ulrike Fischer, Using spot colors with LaTeX
16. Rohit Goswami, TeX documentation and CI constraints for NumPy
17. Patrick Gundlach, Boxes and glue: TeX algorithms reimplemented
18. Hubert Hickman, Matthew Mariano, Haibin Wu, Hong Dat Cheung, Using LaTeX deployed in AWS as a PDF report generation tool for a cancer clinical trial search engine
19. Jean-Michel Hufflen, Extracting information from (La)TeX source files
20. Vafa Khalighi, Right to left beamer documents in XeTeX
21. Vafa Khalighi, Typesetting mathematics in Persian
22. Tia Luc, Observations and analysis of Vietnamese text
23. Steven Matteson, Type design: Catching up to the past
24. Ross Moore, Accessible tables using Tagged PDF (also pdf)
25. Dennis Müller, Michael Kohlhase, sTeX3—A LaTeX-based ecosystem for semantic/active mathematical documents
26. Aditya Ohri, Tanya Schmah, Machine translation of mathematical text
27. Christopher Park, Emily Park, Musical composition typesetting
28. Norbert Preining, TeX Live 2022 status update
29. Lloyd Prentice, A self-publisher's take on TeX
30. samcarter, Bricks and pieces
31. Chetan Shirore, Ajit Kumar, The luatruthtable package in LaTeX
32. Dag Spicer, A walk through 2,000 years of computer history
33. Mikael P. Sundqvist, Pushing math forward with luametatex and ConTeXt
34. Marnanel Thurman, Building a TeX-alike in Python
35. Boris Veytsman, Using knitr and LaTeX for literate lab notes
36. Tereza Vrabcová, A gentle introduction to Markdown for writers
37. Joseph Wright, siunitx: Launching version 3
38. Joseph Wright, LaTeX Project Team, Key–value setting handling in the kernel
39. Joseph Wright, LaTeX Project Team, Case changing: LaTeX reaches Unicode-land
40. Interview with John Lees-Miller, Overleaf
41. Interview with Boris Veytsman
42. TUG Annual General Meeting

Participants

Aditya Ohri Apu V Aravind Rajendran Boris Veytsman Carlos Evia Chetan Shirore Christopher Park Dag Spicer David Blakesley Dennis Müller Emily Park Hubert Hickman Jean-Michel Hufflen Jennifer Claudio Jonathan Fine Joseph Wright LaTeX Project Team Lloyd R. Prentice Marnanel Thurman Max Chernoff Michael Kohlhase Mikael P. Sundqvist Norbert Preining Oleksandr Baranovskyi Oliver Austin Paulo Cereda Paulo Ney de Souza Peter Williams Rishi T Rohit Goswami Ross Moore Sarai Castaneda Steven Matteson Tanya Schmah Tereza Vrabcova <485431@mail.muni.cz> Tia Luc Ulrike Fischer Vafa Khalighi Susanne Raab