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.

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, tbd
  6. Oleksandr Baranovskyi, LaTeX classes for doctoral theses in Ukraine: Interesting tips and painful problems
  7. Sarai Castaneda, 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. Ross Moore, Accessible tables using Tagged PDF (also pdf)
  24. Dennis Müller, Michael Kohlhase, sTeX3—A LaTeX-based ecosystem for semantic/active mathematical documents
  25. Christopher Park, Emily Park, Musical composition typeset
  26. Norbert Preining, TeX Live 2022 status update
  27. Lloyd Prentice, A self-publisher's take on TeX
  28. samcarter, Bricks and pieces
  29. Chetan Shirore, Ajit Kumar, The luatruthtable package in LaTeX
  30. Dag Spicer, A walk through 2,000 years of computer history
  31. Mikael P. Sundqvist, Pushing math forward with luametatex and ConTeXt
  32. Marnanel Thurman, Building a TeX-alike in Python
  33. Boris Veytsman, Using knitr and LaTeX for literate lab notes
  34. Tereza Vrabcová, A gentle introduction to Markdown for writers
  35. Joseph Wright, siunitx: Launching version 3
  36. Joseph Wright, LaTeX Project Team, Key–value setting handling in the kernel
  37. Joseph Wright, LaTeX Project Team, Case changing: LaTeX reaches Unicode-land
  38. Interview with John Lees-Miller, Overleaf
  39. Interview with Boris Veytsman
  40. TUG Annual General Meeting

Participants

  1. NASEER AHMED, University of Technology and Applied Sciences, Oman
  2. david allen, University of Kentucky
  3. Marcelo Eduardo Alves, ESALQ/USP
  4. Shanmugam Pillai AM, STMDOCS, Trivandrum, India
  5. Hima Aramona, Reed College
  6. Leonardo Carneiro Araujo, UFSJ
  7. Oliver Austin, UC Davis
  8. Nicolò Bagnasco, Università di Torino
  9. Oleksandr Baranovskyi, Doctor Barbarus Services & Institute of Mathematics of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine
  10. Barbara Beeton, TeX Users Group
  11. Karl Berry
  12. Chadrack Besongo, Kinshasa, RD Congo
  13. David Blakesley, Clemson University
  14. Antoine Bossard, Kanagawa University, Japan
  15. Dominic Branford
  16. Christian Braun, Germany
  17. Eric Brown
  18. Tarso Boudet Caldas, Rio de Janeiro
  19. Jozo Capkun
  20. Sarai Castaneda
  21. Gabriel Catani, Unicamp, Brazil
  22. Dr Tim Stone CBE, University of Bristol & University College London
  23. Laura Andrea Cecchi, Universidad Nacional del Comahue - Neuquén - Argentina
  24. Paulo Cereda, Overleaf
  25. Dennis Claudio, TUG member since 20th Century - Northern California
  26. Jennifer Claudio, San Jose, California
  27. Jeffrey L Copeland, Bywater Press
  28. Tammy Cravit
  29. Noah Danros
  30. Vinay Vrajaraja Govinda Das, ISKCON
  31. Sue DeMeritt, CCR - La Jolla
  32. Vic van Dijk, Set your Text
  33. Michael Doob, University of Manitoba
  34. Ian Enting
  35. Carlos Evia, Virginia Tech
  36. Juergen Fenn, DANTE
  37. Mark Ferraretto, Ezra Legal
  38. Ulrike Fischer, LaTeX Project, Bonn, Germany
  39. Gert Fischer, Bär Backup Crew (B.B.C.)
  40. Thomas Flinkow
  41. Ben Frank, Island of TeX
  42. Rohit Goswami, University of Iceland / Quansight Labs
  43. Steve Grathwohl, Chapel Hill, NC USA
  44. David Green, BIrmingham, AL USA
  45. Patrick Gundlach, speedata GmbH
  46. Jens Hansen, Langerwehe
  47. Keiran Harcombe, Somerset, United Kingdom
  48. Kathryn Hargreaves, Dangerous Curve
  49. Jim Hefferon, Saint Michael's College
  50. Tom Hejda, Overleaf, Prague/London
  51. James Henson
  52. Michal Hoftich, Charles University, Prague
  53. Joe Hogg, Los Angeles, CA, USA
  54. Susan Huot
  55. Welington Alves Mota - IFMG
  56. Mahdi Jankari
  57. Chris Jimenez, Stetson University
  58. Jestin Joy, St. George's College, Aruvithura
  59. Lilian Joy, University of York
  60. Jérémy Just, GUTenberg, France
  61. Shakthi Kannan
  62. Arne Keller
  63. Vafa Khalighi, Sydney, Australia
  64. Richard Koch, University of Oregon
  65. Michael Kohlhase, FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg, Germany
  66. Arunsingh Kopalakrishnaswami
  67. Rajeesh KV, TeXByte Solutions
  68. Robin Laakso, TeX Users Group
  69. Adrian Lambrecht
  70. Bruce Landfield
  71. Martin Wilhelm Leidig
  72. Richard Leigh, Freelance editor, St Albans, UK
  73. John Lienhard, MIT
  74. Eberhard W Lisse
  75. Asdrubal Lozada-Blanco, Brazil
  76. Mike McCallister, Milwaukee, Wisconsin USA
  77. Tristan Miller, Austrian Research Institute for Artificial Intelligence
  78. Ralf Mispelhorn
  79. Frank Mittelbach, LaTeX Project
  80. Phil Molyneux, Kingston upon Thames, London
  81. Ross Moore, Macquarie University
  82. Guillermo Moreno-Socías, Université de Versailles
  83. Dave Witte Morris, University of Lethbridge
  84. Dennis Müller, Computer Science, Friedrich Alexander University, Erlangen-Nürnberg, DE
  85. Pallasena NARAYANASWAMI, Memorial University of Newfoundland, St. John's NL , Canada A1C 5S7
  86. Fredy Roger Mori Navarro
  87. Kim Nesbitt, Ottawa, Canada
  88. Phelype Oleinik, LaTeX Project
  89. Emily Park, UC Berkeley
  90. Christopher Park, San Jose, CA
  91. Cheryl Ponchin, IDA/CCR-Princeton
  92. Norbert Preining, Mercari Japan, TUG, TeX Live
  93. Lloyd R. Prentice, Writersglen Publications
  94. CV Radhakrishnan, TeXFolio, Trivandrum, India
  95. Soumalya Ray, CoMSDH, Kolkata, India
  96. Arthur Rosendahl
  97. Chris Rowley, LaTeX Project, SE Asia Office
  98. Shingo Saito, Kyushu University
  99. Saeed Salehi
  100. Joao SANSAO, UFSJ
  101. Tanya Schmah, University of Ottawa
  102. Thomas Schouten, TeXiFy-IDEA
  103. Herbert Schulz
  104. Luke Searle
  105. Matt Sherard
  106. Keiichiro Shikano, Lambda Note Ltd, Japan
  107. Chetan Shirore, K.T.H.M. College, Nashik
  108. Marco Aurélio Graciotto Silva, Federal University of Technology - Paraná
  109. Jake Smith
  110. Artur Corrêa Souza, UFRGS
  111. Dag Spicer, Computer History Museum
  112. Joe Struss, Central Iowa, USA
  113. Shyamsundar Sundaresha, India
  114. Mikael P. Sundqvist, Lund University
  115. Rishi T., STM Document Engineering Pvt Ltd.
  116. Parvesh Taneja, GD Goenka University, Gurugram
  117. Matthew Thomas, Northwestern University
  118. Boris Veytsman, TeX Users Group
  119. Tereza Vrabcová, Masaryk University, Brno, Czech Republic
  120. Alan Wetmore
  121. Kevin Wilson
  122. Joseph Wright, LaTeX Project
  123. Uwe Ziegenhagen, Dante e.V.
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