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Le Navire Avenir dans l'exposition Babel Heureuse ? de Barbara Cassin, en collaboration avec @ANRT_type dont les étudiants chercheurs sont co-concepteurs de la typographie "Navire Avenir" et de son prochain déploiement en signalétique plurilingue du navire
https://t.co/bNT097g5K7
👉Lauréat 2024, « Transcrire la légende du sceau médiéval : Concevoir un outil typographique pour l’analyse, la transcription et le traitement des données épigraphiques des corpus sigillographiques français »
https://t.co/SrcCjNPbmb
@EPHE_PSL@IRHT_CNRS@ArchivesnatFr@ANRT_type
48 high-quality submissions to the 2024 /gʁafematik/ conference have been accepted. Here is the full list, which is also displayed on the conference's website. Check it out!
DCSL Postdoctoral Fellow Anushah Hossain presented her research on Unicode and OpenType, considering their design principles and implications for index scripts, for a conference hosted last month by @ANRT_type.
Watch her presentation: https://t.co/Z6Fmbr46uK
Anushah Hossain’s talk @ANRT_type,
A Joint History of Unicode and OpenType: From Design Principles to Implications is online on our website (along with many more contents):
https://t.co/KVwiiiu9xd
@sei_berkeley@unicode#TheMissingScripts
Join us at 5PM CEST today to attend Oreen Yousuf @oreenyousuf talk,
Digital Typography for Indigenous African Scripts
Introduced by Anushah Hossain @sei_berkeley
LIVESTREAM (and recording) :
https://t.co/oQVDhljwDp
I'll be giving an in-person talk on African Scripts at Atelier national de recherche typographique (@ANRT_type) on Thursday May 30 at 5pm CEST/4pm WAT/11am EST, titled "Digital Typography for Indigenous African Scripts"
It will also be live-streamed here: https://t.co/7bNbS44UA0
The essay *History through design: potential and objectives of reviving ancient typefaces* by Alexis Faudot & Rafael Ribas (originally pubished in the Gotico-Antiqua book) is available online @ANRT_type
French: https://t.co/pi2zxm8vsy
English: https://t.co/02jBD19Wzf
How do you build a computer system when your language has tens of thousands of characters and no alphabet? @tsmullaney discusses this question and his new book, "The Chinese Computer," for Cool Science Radio @KPCWRadio.
https://t.co/Yd3gtJJRLU
#VendrediLecture 📚 L’@Ecoledeschartes-@psl_univ publie une nouvelle édition mise à jour et corrigée du livre «La véridique histoire de l’arobase» (collection «Propos»), par Marc H. Smith, professeur de paléographie. Acheter l’ouvrage ➡ https://t.co/VAyhBg8mcn
Yet more of Typography papers now online! We are pleased to make available PDF files of articles from volumes 1, 2, 3, and 4 of Typography papers: https://t.co/PFPJxeWUin
THE AFRICAN BOOK
Africa has the oldest and most diverse book culture of any continent. Here, in a dozen tweets, is why.
One of only four independent inventions of writing on earth - hieroglyphics - is African, as is the first surviving 'book': the Egyptian Book of the Dead. 1/