Post-conference: videos; proceedings (TUGboat 43:2).
Individual videos of the workshops and of the conference presentations are available on the TUG YouTube channel.
TUG 2022 — Presentations covering the TeX world. Typography & typesetting, fonts & design, publishing and more. The 43rd Annual Conference of the TeX Users Group
Schedule
Presentations are being held round the clock: see the schedule for details.
Workshops
July 21
Workshops on Beginning LaTeX (in English, French and Spanish).
Speakers
July 22–24
We have some 45 lectures on the schedule.
Tour
July 24
Computer History Museum senior curator Dag Spicer takes us on a walk through computing history, from the Antikythera Mechanism to the first Google server.
Interviews
We will be talking live with Boris Veytsman, the TUG President, about life, programming, and John Lees-Miller, the CTO of Overleaf. You are welcome to join the conversation.
Register
It is free, and lots of talks will be in your time-zone. Register here
Speakers
Norbert Preining
Fujitsu Research Labs
Boris Veytsman
Chan Zuckerberg Initiative
George Mason University
TeX Users Group
Sue DeMeritt
IDA-CCR La Jolla
Cheryl Ponchin
IDA-CCR Princeton
Alexánder Borbón
Tecnológico de Costa Rica
Paulo Ney de Souza
University of California, Berkeley
Joseph Wright
LaTeX Project
Ulrike Fischer
LaTeX Project
Paulo Cereda
Overleaf
Ross Moore
Macquaire University
Nico Jimenez
Mathpix
samcarter
Vafa Khalighi
Jennifer Claudio
Oak Grove High School, San Jose, California
NASA Ames Research Center
Oliver Austin
Oak Grove High School, San Jose, California
Jean-Michel Hufflen
Université de Franche-Comté
Apu V.
STM Document Engineering
Aravind Rajendran
STM Document Engineering
Rishi T.
STM Document Engineering
Rohit Goswami
University of Iceland and Quansight
Carlos Evia
Virginia Tech School of Communication
David Blakesley
Clemson University and Parlor Press
Steven Matteson
Matteson Typographics
Tanya Schmah
University of Ottawa
Aditya Ohri
University of California, Berkeley
Chetan Shirore
KTHM College
Dag Spicer
Computer History Museum
Dennis Müller
Friedrich Alexander University Erlangen-Nuremberg
Éric Guichard
Enssib - French National Library and Information Science School
Lloyd R. Prentice
Writersglen Publications
Mikael Sundqvist
Patrick Gundlach
speedata
Peter K. G. Williams
Center for Astrophysics, Harvard University
Tereza Vrabcová
Masaryk University
Max Chernoff
Hubert Hickman
Essex Management
Oleksandr Baranovskyi
Doctor Barbarus Services
Inst. of Mathematics of the Nat. Acad. of Sciences Ukraine
Michael Kohlhase
Friedrich Alexander University Erlangen-Nuremberg
Sarai Castañeda
Oak Grove High School in San Jose, California
Emily Park
Oak Grove High School in San Jose, California
Christopher Park
Oak Grove High School in San Jose, California
Marnanel Thurman
Gentle Readers
Jonathan Fine
Open University, UK
Tia Luc
Oak Grove High School, San Jose, California
Interviews
We will be talking live with Boris Veytsman about life, programming and other stories, and with John Lees-Miller. You will be able to join the conversation.
Boris Veytsman
Chan Zuckerberg Initiative
George Mason University
TeX Users Group
John Lees-Miller
Overleaf CTO
Workshops/Tours
Thursday July 21, 2022
The Workshops are FREE and open to all attendees. No signup is required. An email with access links will be sent to all attendees.
Sunday July 24, 2022
Computer History Museum senior curator Dag Spicer takes us on a walk through computing history, from the Antikythera Mechanism to the first Google server.
Beginning LaTeX
Sue DeMeritt and Cheryl Ponchin
An introduction to LaTeX in 12 modules.
Introducción a LaTeX (Spanish)
Alexánder Borbón
An introduction to LaTeX in Spanish, by the author of one of the most popular guides to LaTeX.
Introduction à LaTeX (French)
The first time we do a course in French.
Sponsors
Sponsored by the
TeX Users Group,
Carleton Production Centre (Ottawa),
DANTE e.V.,
Google,
Overleaf,
STM Document Engineering Pvt Ltd,
Speedata,
University of Adelaide, Australia,
and individual donors. Thanks to all sponsors.
Additional sponsors are greatly appreciated, as is mentioning the conference to colleagues and in any other contexts.
Interested in sponsoring? Write to tug2022@tug.org
