We invite presentations on the use and development of LaTeX, plain TeX, ConTeXt, MetaPost, and the rest of the TeX family. Presentations on new TeX developments, publishing, fonts, or any topic related to the TeX world are happily received.
Please submit your presentation proposal via email to [email protected], including:
Early submissions are greatly appreciated. Please also email us at that same address for any questions, suggestions, expressions of interest, etc.
Submissions after the deadline will be considered, indeed gratefully received, as long as space is available. But to ease our planning, please at least contact us by the deadline.
We try to reply to all proposals within a day or two of receipt. If it has gone longer, please do resend, perhaps from a different email address. And check your spam filters, as always.
Preprints received by June 14 (preferred format: PDF with corresponding sources), will be posted on the conference web site.
The final proceedings will be prepared as a TUGboat issue, immediately after the conference; submission deadline: July 28, 2024. Articles can also be submitted for the subsequent issue. A template for TUGboat articles is available, along with TUGboat information for authors. Presentations without accompanying papers are also welcome at the conference.
Plan for a total presentation time around 30-40 minutes, including time for questions. If you know you will need either more or less time, please let us know, as this is crucial information for scheduling.
This is primarily an in-person conference. Please come!
However, if there is space in the schedule, we may be able to accept a few pre-recorded talks, which will be played in the lecture hall and sent over the conference livestream. As speaker, you will need to be available for q&a at the time of the talk. We also ask speakers to register for the conference, for at least one day, to help defray the considerable A/V expense.
Some basic considerations for the recording: sharing and displaying slides, having a good video frame and good audio, and headphones and/or a good microphone to avoid feedback.
Also, when recording, please do not use proprietary music, images or any other material. Then the video requires extra editing (to remove the prohibited material), if it can be posted at all. YouTube is strict about this.
Here are some general guidelines for content of presentations:
We look forward to hearing from you!
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