TUG 2025 - Program

Presentations at the conference will be listed here as they are accepted.

1. Doris Behrendt, The LaTeX Village at the Chaos Communication Camp—how it started, how it continues
2. Doris Behrendt, How we use (La)TeX in the CrypTool project
3. Erik Braun, The state of CTAN: 2025
4. Narayana Bhattathiri, Calligraphy demonstration and workshop (Sunday afternoon)
5. Ulrike Fischer, Status of the LaTeX Tagged PDF Project: Tagging of math
6. Norman Gray, Beastie: A new (and the old) language for BibTeX databases (remote)
7. Jean-Michel Hufflen, What to teach about (La)TeX?
8. Mathias Jakobsen, Best-effort TeX parsing for interactive editing
9. Ross Moore, Tagging of highly-structured information; case study: Bibliographies, using biblatex (remote)
10. Erik Nijenhuis, Modular document engineering with XDP: From templates to intertwined PDFs
11. Vaishnavi Murthy, Encoding Tulu-Tigalari: A journey to Unicode standardization
12. निरंजन (Niranjan), Linguistics with LinguisTiX
13. Martin J. Osborne, text2bib: Converting plain text references into BibTeX format (remote)
14. CV Radhakrishnan, Digital archiving of Malayalam content
15. Rahul Krishnan S, Apu V, Rishikesan T, Rajagopal CV, Implementing tagged and accessible PDF in Neptune
16. Rajeesh KV, Radhakrishnan CV, Font with built-in TeX syntax highlighting
17. Rishikesan T, Rajagopal CV, Apu V, Efficiently managing XML documents with TeX and tagged PDF enabled
18. Salil B, Symbols to improve the processes of construction and comprehension of tables
19. Vít Starý Novotný, Expltools: Development tools for expl3 programmers
20. Boris Veytsman, A system for editorial comments

The TUG Annual General Meeting will also be scheduled during the conference.

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• Advice for presenters.
• List of conference participants.
• Workshop information.
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