BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:icalendar-ruby CALSCALE:GREGORIAN X-WR-CALNAME:Digital Typography: Mathematics\, Chinese\, and More X-WR-TIMEZONE:Pacific Time (US & Canada) BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T184946Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50887814522038 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250930 DESCRIPTION:This exhibit explores digital typography\, and its uses and cha llenges in a variety of settings\, including mathematics and non-Western l anguages.\n\nFeatured materials include scholarship on the history and imp lementation of digital typography. There are texts on LaTeX\, a software s ystem for typesetting documents with mathematical notation developed by Do nald Knuth\, a famous computer scientist who you can sometimes see riding around Stanford on his bicycle. There is also a book on the history of dig ital input systems for the Chinese language written by Stanford professor Thomas Mullaney. Additionally\, there are flyers from Stanford Initiative on Language Inclusion and Conservation in Old and New Media (SILICON)\, co directed by Prof. Mullaney\, showcasing SILICON's work developing typeface s for digitally disadvantaged languages. The juxtaposition of these differ ent lenses through which to view digital typography makes for an interesti ng and wholistic view of the topic.\n\nThis exhibit dovetails with other h appenings at the Stanford Libraries. In particular\, there will be worksho ps on LaTeX in the Li & Ma Science library in late October\, one covering the fundamentals and another covering bibliographies and integration with reference management software. Also\, the East Asia Library has recently a cquired the only prototype of the MingKwai Chinese typewriter\, which pref igured modern digital Chinese input methods. GEO:37.430656;-122.171414 LOCATION:Robin Li and Melissa Ma Science Library SUMMARY:Digital Typography: Mathematics\, Chinese\, and More URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/digital-typography-mathemat ics-chinese-and-more CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T184946Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51028897914788 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251001 DESCRIPTION:This exhibit explores digital typography\, and its uses and cha llenges in a variety of settings\, including mathematics and non-Western l anguages.\n\nFeatured materials include scholarship on the history and imp lementation of digital typography. There are texts on LaTeX\, a software s ystem for typesetting documents with mathematical notation developed by Do nald Knuth\, a famous computer scientist who you can sometimes see riding around Stanford on his bicycle. There is also a book on the history of dig ital input systems for the Chinese language written by Stanford professor Thomas Mullaney. Additionally\, there are flyers from Stanford Initiative on Language Inclusion and Conservation in Old and New Media (SILICON)\, co directed by Prof. Mullaney\, showcasing SILICON's work developing typeface s for digitally disadvantaged languages. The juxtaposition of these differ ent lenses through which to view digital typography makes for an interesti ng and wholistic view of the topic.\n\nThis exhibit dovetails with other h appenings at the Stanford Libraries. In particular\, there will be worksho ps on LaTeX in the Li & Ma Science library in late October\, one covering the fundamentals and another covering bibliographies and integration with reference management software. Also\, the East Asia Library has recently a cquired the only prototype of the MingKwai Chinese typewriter\, which pref igured modern digital Chinese input methods. GEO:37.430656;-122.171414 LOCATION:Robin Li and Melissa Ma Science Library SUMMARY:Digital Typography: Mathematics\, Chinese\, and More URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/digital-typography-mathemat ics-chinese-and-more CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T184946Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51028897915813 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251002 DESCRIPTION:This exhibit explores digital typography\, and its uses and cha llenges in a variety of settings\, including mathematics and non-Western l anguages.\n\nFeatured materials include scholarship on the history and imp lementation of digital typography. There are texts on LaTeX\, a software s ystem for typesetting documents with mathematical notation developed by Do nald Knuth\, a famous computer scientist who you can sometimes see riding around Stanford on his bicycle. There is also a book on the history of dig ital input systems for the Chinese language written by Stanford professor Thomas Mullaney. Additionally\, there are flyers from Stanford Initiative on Language Inclusion and Conservation in Old and New Media (SILICON)\, co directed by Prof. Mullaney\, showcasing SILICON's work developing typeface s for digitally disadvantaged languages. The juxtaposition of these differ ent lenses through which to view digital typography makes for an interesti ng and wholistic view of the topic.\n\nThis exhibit dovetails with other h appenings at the Stanford Libraries. In particular\, there will be worksho ps on LaTeX in the Li & Ma Science library in late October\, one covering the fundamentals and another covering bibliographies and integration with reference management software. Also\, the East Asia Library has recently a cquired the only prototype of the MingKwai Chinese typewriter\, which pref igured modern digital Chinese input methods. GEO:37.430656;-122.171414 LOCATION:Robin Li and Melissa Ma Science Library SUMMARY:Digital Typography: Mathematics\, Chinese\, and More URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/digital-typography-mathemat ics-chinese-and-more CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T184946Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51028897916838 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251003 DESCRIPTION:This exhibit explores digital typography\, and its uses and cha llenges in a variety of settings\, including mathematics and non-Western l anguages.\n\nFeatured materials include scholarship on the history and imp lementation of digital typography. There are texts on LaTeX\, a software s ystem for typesetting documents with mathematical notation developed by Do nald Knuth\, a famous computer scientist who you can sometimes see riding around Stanford on his bicycle. There is also a book on the history of dig ital input systems for the Chinese language written by Stanford professor Thomas Mullaney. Additionally\, there are flyers from Stanford Initiative on Language Inclusion and Conservation in Old and New Media (SILICON)\, co directed by Prof. Mullaney\, showcasing SILICON's work developing typeface s for digitally disadvantaged languages. The juxtaposition of these differ ent lenses through which to view digital typography makes for an interesti ng and wholistic view of the topic.\n\nThis exhibit dovetails with other h appenings at the Stanford Libraries. In particular\, there will be worksho ps on LaTeX in the Li & Ma Science library in late October\, one covering the fundamentals and another covering bibliographies and integration with reference management software. Also\, the East Asia Library has recently a cquired the only prototype of the MingKwai Chinese typewriter\, which pref igured modern digital Chinese input methods. GEO:37.430656;-122.171414 LOCATION:Robin Li and Melissa Ma Science Library SUMMARY:Digital Typography: Mathematics\, Chinese\, and More URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/digital-typography-mathemat ics-chinese-and-more CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T184946Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51028897917863 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251006 DESCRIPTION:This exhibit explores digital typography\, and its uses and cha llenges in a variety of settings\, including mathematics and non-Western l anguages.\n\nFeatured materials include scholarship on the history and imp lementation of digital typography. There are texts on LaTeX\, a software s ystem for typesetting documents with mathematical notation developed by Do nald Knuth\, a famous computer scientist who you can sometimes see riding around Stanford on his bicycle. There is also a book on the history of dig ital input systems for the Chinese language written by Stanford professor Thomas Mullaney. Additionally\, there are flyers from Stanford Initiative on Language Inclusion and Conservation in Old and New Media (SILICON)\, co directed by Prof. Mullaney\, showcasing SILICON's work developing typeface s for digitally disadvantaged languages. The juxtaposition of these differ ent lenses through which to view digital typography makes for an interesti ng and wholistic view of the topic.\n\nThis exhibit dovetails with other h appenings at the Stanford Libraries. In particular\, there will be worksho ps on LaTeX in the Li & Ma Science library in late October\, one covering the fundamentals and another covering bibliographies and integration with reference management software. Also\, the East Asia Library has recently a cquired the only prototype of the MingKwai Chinese typewriter\, which pref igured modern digital Chinese input methods. GEO:37.430656;-122.171414 LOCATION:Robin Li and Melissa Ma Science Library SUMMARY:Digital Typography: Mathematics\, Chinese\, and More URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/digital-typography-mathemat ics-chinese-and-more CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T184946Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50887814523063 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251007 DESCRIPTION:This exhibit explores digital typography\, and its uses and cha llenges in a variety of settings\, including mathematics and non-Western l anguages.\n\nFeatured materials include scholarship on the history and imp lementation of digital typography. There are texts on LaTeX\, a software s ystem for typesetting documents with mathematical notation developed by Do nald Knuth\, a famous computer scientist who you can sometimes see riding around Stanford on his bicycle. There is also a book on the history of dig ital input systems for the Chinese language written by Stanford professor Thomas Mullaney. Additionally\, there are flyers from Stanford Initiative on Language Inclusion and Conservation in Old and New Media (SILICON)\, co directed by Prof. Mullaney\, showcasing SILICON's work developing typeface s for digitally disadvantaged languages. The juxtaposition of these differ ent lenses through which to view digital typography makes for an interesti ng and wholistic view of the topic.\n\nThis exhibit dovetails with other h appenings at the Stanford Libraries. In particular\, there will be worksho ps on LaTeX in the Li & Ma Science library in late October\, one covering the fundamentals and another covering bibliographies and integration with reference management software. Also\, the East Asia Library has recently a cquired the only prototype of the MingKwai Chinese typewriter\, which pref igured modern digital Chinese input methods. GEO:37.430656;-122.171414 LOCATION:Robin Li and Melissa Ma Science Library SUMMARY:Digital Typography: Mathematics\, Chinese\, and More URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/digital-typography-mathemat ics-chinese-and-more CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T184946Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51028897919912 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251008 DESCRIPTION:This exhibit explores digital typography\, and its uses and cha llenges in a variety of settings\, including mathematics and non-Western l anguages.\n\nFeatured materials include scholarship on the history and imp lementation of digital typography. There are texts on LaTeX\, a software s ystem for typesetting documents with mathematical notation developed by Do nald Knuth\, a famous computer scientist who you can sometimes see riding around Stanford on his bicycle. There is also a book on the history of dig ital input systems for the Chinese language written by Stanford professor Thomas Mullaney. Additionally\, there are flyers from Stanford Initiative on Language Inclusion and Conservation in Old and New Media (SILICON)\, co directed by Prof. Mullaney\, showcasing SILICON's work developing typeface s for digitally disadvantaged languages. The juxtaposition of these differ ent lenses through which to view digital typography makes for an interesti ng and wholistic view of the topic.\n\nThis exhibit dovetails with other h appenings at the Stanford Libraries. In particular\, there will be worksho ps on LaTeX in the Li & Ma Science library in late October\, one covering the fundamentals and another covering bibliographies and integration with reference management software. Also\, the East Asia Library has recently a cquired the only prototype of the MingKwai Chinese typewriter\, which pref igured modern digital Chinese input methods. GEO:37.430656;-122.171414 LOCATION:Robin Li and Melissa Ma Science Library SUMMARY:Digital Typography: Mathematics\, Chinese\, and More URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/digital-typography-mathemat ics-chinese-and-more CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T184946Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51028897920937 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251009 DESCRIPTION:This exhibit explores digital typography\, and its uses and cha llenges in a variety of settings\, including mathematics and non-Western l anguages.\n\nFeatured materials include scholarship on the history and imp lementation of digital typography. There are texts on LaTeX\, a software s ystem for typesetting documents with mathematical notation developed by Do nald Knuth\, a famous computer scientist who you can sometimes see riding around Stanford on his bicycle. There is also a book on the history of dig ital input systems for the Chinese language written by Stanford professor Thomas Mullaney. Additionally\, there are flyers from Stanford Initiative on Language Inclusion and Conservation in Old and New Media (SILICON)\, co directed by Prof. Mullaney\, showcasing SILICON's work developing typeface s for digitally disadvantaged languages. The juxtaposition of these differ ent lenses through which to view digital typography makes for an interesti ng and wholistic view of the topic.\n\nThis exhibit dovetails with other h appenings at the Stanford Libraries. In particular\, there will be worksho ps on LaTeX in the Li & Ma Science library in late October\, one covering the fundamentals and another covering bibliographies and integration with reference management software. Also\, the East Asia Library has recently a cquired the only prototype of the MingKwai Chinese typewriter\, which pref igured modern digital Chinese input methods. GEO:37.430656;-122.171414 LOCATION:Robin Li and Melissa Ma Science Library SUMMARY:Digital Typography: Mathematics\, Chinese\, and More URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/digital-typography-mathemat ics-chinese-and-more CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T184946Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51028897921962 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251010 DESCRIPTION:This exhibit explores digital typography\, and its uses and cha llenges in a variety of settings\, including mathematics and non-Western l anguages.\n\nFeatured materials include scholarship on the history and imp lementation of digital typography. There are texts on LaTeX\, a software s ystem for typesetting documents with mathematical notation developed by Do nald Knuth\, a famous computer scientist who you can sometimes see riding around Stanford on his bicycle. There is also a book on the history of dig ital input systems for the Chinese language written by Stanford professor Thomas Mullaney. Additionally\, there are flyers from Stanford Initiative on Language Inclusion and Conservation in Old and New Media (SILICON)\, co directed by Prof. Mullaney\, showcasing SILICON's work developing typeface s for digitally disadvantaged languages. The juxtaposition of these differ ent lenses through which to view digital typography makes for an interesti ng and wholistic view of the topic.\n\nThis exhibit dovetails with other h appenings at the Stanford Libraries. In particular\, there will be worksho ps on LaTeX in the Li & Ma Science library in late October\, one covering the fundamentals and another covering bibliographies and integration with reference management software. Also\, the East Asia Library has recently a cquired the only prototype of the MingKwai Chinese typewriter\, which pref igured modern digital Chinese input methods. GEO:37.430656;-122.171414 LOCATION:Robin Li and Melissa Ma Science Library SUMMARY:Digital Typography: Mathematics\, Chinese\, and More URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/digital-typography-mathemat ics-chinese-and-more CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T184946Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51028897922987 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251013 DESCRIPTION:This exhibit explores digital typography\, and its uses and cha llenges in a variety of settings\, including mathematics and non-Western l anguages.\n\nFeatured materials include scholarship on the history and imp lementation of digital typography. There are texts on LaTeX\, a software s ystem for typesetting documents with mathematical notation developed by Do nald Knuth\, a famous computer scientist who you can sometimes see riding around Stanford on his bicycle. There is also a book on the history of dig ital input systems for the Chinese language written by Stanford professor Thomas Mullaney. Additionally\, there are flyers from Stanford Initiative on Language Inclusion and Conservation in Old and New Media (SILICON)\, co directed by Prof. Mullaney\, showcasing SILICON's work developing typeface s for digitally disadvantaged languages. The juxtaposition of these differ ent lenses through which to view digital typography makes for an interesti ng and wholistic view of the topic.\n\nThis exhibit dovetails with other h appenings at the Stanford Libraries. In particular\, there will be worksho ps on LaTeX in the Li & Ma Science library in late October\, one covering the fundamentals and another covering bibliographies and integration with reference management software. Also\, the East Asia Library has recently a cquired the only prototype of the MingKwai Chinese typewriter\, which pref igured modern digital Chinese input methods. GEO:37.430656;-122.171414 LOCATION:Robin Li and Melissa Ma Science Library SUMMARY:Digital Typography: Mathematics\, Chinese\, and More URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/digital-typography-mathemat ics-chinese-and-more CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T184946Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50887814525112 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251014 DESCRIPTION:This exhibit explores digital typography\, and its uses and cha llenges in a variety of settings\, including mathematics and non-Western l anguages.\n\nFeatured materials include scholarship on the history and imp lementation of digital typography. There are texts on LaTeX\, a software s ystem for typesetting documents with mathematical notation developed by Do nald Knuth\, a famous computer scientist who you can sometimes see riding around Stanford on his bicycle. There is also a book on the history of dig ital input systems for the Chinese language written by Stanford professor Thomas Mullaney. Additionally\, there are flyers from Stanford Initiative on Language Inclusion and Conservation in Old and New Media (SILICON)\, co directed by Prof. Mullaney\, showcasing SILICON's work developing typeface s for digitally disadvantaged languages. The juxtaposition of these differ ent lenses through which to view digital typography makes for an interesti ng and wholistic view of the topic.\n\nThis exhibit dovetails with other h appenings at the Stanford Libraries. In particular\, there will be worksho ps on LaTeX in the Li & Ma Science library in late October\, one covering the fundamentals and another covering bibliographies and integration with reference management software. Also\, the East Asia Library has recently a cquired the only prototype of the MingKwai Chinese typewriter\, which pref igured modern digital Chinese input methods. GEO:37.430656;-122.171414 LOCATION:Robin Li and Melissa Ma Science Library SUMMARY:Digital Typography: Mathematics\, Chinese\, and More URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/digital-typography-mathemat ics-chinese-and-more CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T184946Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51028897924012 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251015 DESCRIPTION:This exhibit explores digital typography\, and its uses and cha llenges in a variety of settings\, including mathematics and non-Western l anguages.\n\nFeatured materials include scholarship on the history and imp lementation of digital typography. There are texts on LaTeX\, a software s ystem for typesetting documents with mathematical notation developed by Do nald Knuth\, a famous computer scientist who you can sometimes see riding around Stanford on his bicycle. There is also a book on the history of dig ital input systems for the Chinese language written by Stanford professor Thomas Mullaney. Additionally\, there are flyers from Stanford Initiative on Language Inclusion and Conservation in Old and New Media (SILICON)\, co directed by Prof. Mullaney\, showcasing SILICON's work developing typeface s for digitally disadvantaged languages. The juxtaposition of these differ ent lenses through which to view digital typography makes for an interesti ng and wholistic view of the topic.\n\nThis exhibit dovetails with other h appenings at the Stanford Libraries. In particular\, there will be worksho ps on LaTeX in the Li & Ma Science library in late October\, one covering the fundamentals and another covering bibliographies and integration with reference management software. Also\, the East Asia Library has recently a cquired the only prototype of the MingKwai Chinese typewriter\, which pref igured modern digital Chinese input methods. GEO:37.430656;-122.171414 LOCATION:Robin Li and Melissa Ma Science Library SUMMARY:Digital Typography: Mathematics\, Chinese\, and More URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/digital-typography-mathemat ics-chinese-and-more CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T184946Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51028897925037 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251016 DESCRIPTION:This exhibit explores digital typography\, and its uses and cha llenges in a variety of settings\, including mathematics and non-Western l anguages.\n\nFeatured materials include scholarship on the history and imp lementation of digital typography. There are texts on LaTeX\, a software s ystem for typesetting documents with mathematical notation developed by Do nald Knuth\, a famous computer scientist who you can sometimes see riding around Stanford on his bicycle. There is also a book on the history of dig ital input systems for the Chinese language written by Stanford professor Thomas Mullaney. Additionally\, there are flyers from Stanford Initiative on Language Inclusion and Conservation in Old and New Media (SILICON)\, co directed by Prof. Mullaney\, showcasing SILICON's work developing typeface s for digitally disadvantaged languages. The juxtaposition of these differ ent lenses through which to view digital typography makes for an interesti ng and wholistic view of the topic.\n\nThis exhibit dovetails with other h appenings at the Stanford Libraries. In particular\, there will be worksho ps on LaTeX in the Li & Ma Science library in late October\, one covering the fundamentals and another covering bibliographies and integration with reference management software. Also\, the East Asia Library has recently a cquired the only prototype of the MingKwai Chinese typewriter\, which pref igured modern digital Chinese input methods. GEO:37.430656;-122.171414 LOCATION:Robin Li and Melissa Ma Science Library SUMMARY:Digital Typography: Mathematics\, Chinese\, and More URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/digital-typography-mathemat ics-chinese-and-more CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T184946Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51028897927086 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251017 DESCRIPTION:This exhibit explores digital typography\, and its uses and cha llenges in a variety of settings\, including mathematics and non-Western l anguages.\n\nFeatured materials include scholarship on the history and imp lementation of digital typography. There are texts on LaTeX\, a software s ystem for typesetting documents with mathematical notation developed by Do nald Knuth\, a famous computer scientist who you can sometimes see riding around Stanford on his bicycle. There is also a book on the history of dig ital input systems for the Chinese language written by Stanford professor Thomas Mullaney. Additionally\, there are flyers from Stanford Initiative on Language Inclusion and Conservation in Old and New Media (SILICON)\, co directed by Prof. Mullaney\, showcasing SILICON's work developing typeface s for digitally disadvantaged languages. The juxtaposition of these differ ent lenses through which to view digital typography makes for an interesti ng and wholistic view of the topic.\n\nThis exhibit dovetails with other h appenings at the Stanford Libraries. In particular\, there will be worksho ps on LaTeX in the Li & Ma Science library in late October\, one covering the fundamentals and another covering bibliographies and integration with reference management software. Also\, the East Asia Library has recently a cquired the only prototype of the MingKwai Chinese typewriter\, which pref igured modern digital Chinese input methods. GEO:37.430656;-122.171414 LOCATION:Robin Li and Melissa Ma Science Library SUMMARY:Digital Typography: Mathematics\, Chinese\, and More URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/digital-typography-mathemat ics-chinese-and-more CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T184946Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51028897928111 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251020 DESCRIPTION:This exhibit explores digital typography\, and its uses and cha llenges in a variety of settings\, including mathematics and non-Western l anguages.\n\nFeatured materials include scholarship on the history and imp lementation of digital typography. There are texts on LaTeX\, a software s ystem for typesetting documents with mathematical notation developed by Do nald Knuth\, a famous computer scientist who you can sometimes see riding around Stanford on his bicycle. There is also a book on the history of dig ital input systems for the Chinese language written by Stanford professor Thomas Mullaney. Additionally\, there are flyers from Stanford Initiative on Language Inclusion and Conservation in Old and New Media (SILICON)\, co directed by Prof. Mullaney\, showcasing SILICON's work developing typeface s for digitally disadvantaged languages. The juxtaposition of these differ ent lenses through which to view digital typography makes for an interesti ng and wholistic view of the topic.\n\nThis exhibit dovetails with other h appenings at the Stanford Libraries. In particular\, there will be worksho ps on LaTeX in the Li & Ma Science library in late October\, one covering the fundamentals and another covering bibliographies and integration with reference management software. Also\, the East Asia Library has recently a cquired the only prototype of the MingKwai Chinese typewriter\, which pref igured modern digital Chinese input methods. GEO:37.430656;-122.171414 LOCATION:Robin Li and Melissa Ma Science Library SUMMARY:Digital Typography: Mathematics\, Chinese\, and More URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/digital-typography-mathemat ics-chinese-and-more CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T184946Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50887814526137 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251021 DESCRIPTION:This exhibit explores digital typography\, and its uses and cha llenges in a variety of settings\, including mathematics and non-Western l anguages.\n\nFeatured materials include scholarship on the history and imp lementation of digital typography. There are texts on LaTeX\, a software s ystem for typesetting documents with mathematical notation developed by Do nald Knuth\, a famous computer scientist who you can sometimes see riding around Stanford on his bicycle. There is also a book on the history of dig ital input systems for the Chinese language written by Stanford professor Thomas Mullaney. Additionally\, there are flyers from Stanford Initiative on Language Inclusion and Conservation in Old and New Media (SILICON)\, co directed by Prof. Mullaney\, showcasing SILICON's work developing typeface s for digitally disadvantaged languages. The juxtaposition of these differ ent lenses through which to view digital typography makes for an interesti ng and wholistic view of the topic.\n\nThis exhibit dovetails with other h appenings at the Stanford Libraries. In particular\, there will be worksho ps on LaTeX in the Li & Ma Science library in late October\, one covering the fundamentals and another covering bibliographies and integration with reference management software. Also\, the East Asia Library has recently a cquired the only prototype of the MingKwai Chinese typewriter\, which pref igured modern digital Chinese input methods. GEO:37.430656;-122.171414 LOCATION:Robin Li and Melissa Ma Science Library SUMMARY:Digital Typography: Mathematics\, Chinese\, and More URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/digital-typography-mathemat ics-chinese-and-more CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T184946Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51028897929136 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251022 DESCRIPTION:This exhibit explores digital typography\, and its uses and cha llenges in a variety of settings\, including mathematics and non-Western l anguages.\n\nFeatured materials include scholarship on the history and imp lementation of digital typography. There are texts on LaTeX\, a software s ystem for typesetting documents with mathematical notation developed by Do nald Knuth\, a famous computer scientist who you can sometimes see riding around Stanford on his bicycle. There is also a book on the history of dig ital input systems for the Chinese language written by Stanford professor Thomas Mullaney. Additionally\, there are flyers from Stanford Initiative on Language Inclusion and Conservation in Old and New Media (SILICON)\, co directed by Prof. Mullaney\, showcasing SILICON's work developing typeface s for digitally disadvantaged languages. The juxtaposition of these differ ent lenses through which to view digital typography makes for an interesti ng and wholistic view of the topic.\n\nThis exhibit dovetails with other h appenings at the Stanford Libraries. In particular\, there will be worksho ps on LaTeX in the Li & Ma Science library in late October\, one covering the fundamentals and another covering bibliographies and integration with reference management software. Also\, the East Asia Library has recently a cquired the only prototype of the MingKwai Chinese typewriter\, which pref igured modern digital Chinese input methods. GEO:37.430656;-122.171414 LOCATION:Robin Li and Melissa Ma Science Library SUMMARY:Digital Typography: Mathematics\, Chinese\, and More URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/digital-typography-mathemat ics-chinese-and-more CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T184946Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51028897930161 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251023 DESCRIPTION:This exhibit explores digital typography\, and its uses and cha llenges in a variety of settings\, including mathematics and non-Western l anguages.\n\nFeatured materials include scholarship on the history and imp lementation of digital typography. There are texts on LaTeX\, a software s ystem for typesetting documents with mathematical notation developed by Do nald Knuth\, a famous computer scientist who you can sometimes see riding around Stanford on his bicycle. There is also a book on the history of dig ital input systems for the Chinese language written by Stanford professor Thomas Mullaney. Additionally\, there are flyers from Stanford Initiative on Language Inclusion and Conservation in Old and New Media (SILICON)\, co directed by Prof. Mullaney\, showcasing SILICON's work developing typeface s for digitally disadvantaged languages. The juxtaposition of these differ ent lenses through which to view digital typography makes for an interesti ng and wholistic view of the topic.\n\nThis exhibit dovetails with other h appenings at the Stanford Libraries. In particular\, there will be worksho ps on LaTeX in the Li & Ma Science library in late October\, one covering the fundamentals and another covering bibliographies and integration with reference management software. Also\, the East Asia Library has recently a cquired the only prototype of the MingKwai Chinese typewriter\, which pref igured modern digital Chinese input methods. GEO:37.430656;-122.171414 LOCATION:Robin Li and Melissa Ma Science Library SUMMARY:Digital Typography: Mathematics\, Chinese\, and More URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/digital-typography-mathemat ics-chinese-and-more CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T184946Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51028897931186 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251024 DESCRIPTION:This exhibit explores digital typography\, and its uses and cha llenges in a variety of settings\, including mathematics and non-Western l anguages.\n\nFeatured materials include scholarship on the history and imp lementation of digital typography. There are texts on LaTeX\, a software s ystem for typesetting documents with mathematical notation developed by Do nald Knuth\, a famous computer scientist who you can sometimes see riding around Stanford on his bicycle. There is also a book on the history of dig ital input systems for the Chinese language written by Stanford professor Thomas Mullaney. Additionally\, there are flyers from Stanford Initiative on Language Inclusion and Conservation in Old and New Media (SILICON)\, co directed by Prof. Mullaney\, showcasing SILICON's work developing typeface s for digitally disadvantaged languages. The juxtaposition of these differ ent lenses through which to view digital typography makes for an interesti ng and wholistic view of the topic.\n\nThis exhibit dovetails with other h appenings at the Stanford Libraries. In particular\, there will be worksho ps on LaTeX in the Li & Ma Science library in late October\, one covering the fundamentals and another covering bibliographies and integration with reference management software. Also\, the East Asia Library has recently a cquired the only prototype of the MingKwai Chinese typewriter\, which pref igured modern digital Chinese input methods. GEO:37.430656;-122.171414 LOCATION:Robin Li and Melissa Ma Science Library SUMMARY:Digital Typography: Mathematics\, Chinese\, and More URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/digital-typography-mathemat ics-chinese-and-more CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T184946Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51028897933235 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251027 DESCRIPTION:This exhibit explores digital typography\, and its uses and cha llenges in a variety of settings\, including mathematics and non-Western l anguages.\n\nFeatured materials include scholarship on the history and imp lementation of digital typography. There are texts on LaTeX\, a software s ystem for typesetting documents with mathematical notation developed by Do nald Knuth\, a famous computer scientist who you can sometimes see riding around Stanford on his bicycle. There is also a book on the history of dig ital input systems for the Chinese language written by Stanford professor Thomas Mullaney. Additionally\, there are flyers from Stanford Initiative on Language Inclusion and Conservation in Old and New Media (SILICON)\, co directed by Prof. Mullaney\, showcasing SILICON's work developing typeface s for digitally disadvantaged languages. The juxtaposition of these differ ent lenses through which to view digital typography makes for an interesti ng and wholistic view of the topic.\n\nThis exhibit dovetails with other h appenings at the Stanford Libraries. In particular\, there will be worksho ps on LaTeX in the Li & Ma Science library in late October\, one covering the fundamentals and another covering bibliographies and integration with reference management software. Also\, the East Asia Library has recently a cquired the only prototype of the MingKwai Chinese typewriter\, which pref igured modern digital Chinese input methods. GEO:37.430656;-122.171414 LOCATION:Robin Li and Melissa Ma Science Library SUMMARY:Digital Typography: Mathematics\, Chinese\, and More URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/digital-typography-mathemat ics-chinese-and-more CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T184946Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50887814527162 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251028 DESCRIPTION:This exhibit explores digital typography\, and its uses and cha llenges in a variety of settings\, including mathematics and non-Western l anguages.\n\nFeatured materials include scholarship on the history and imp lementation of digital typography. There are texts on LaTeX\, a software s ystem for typesetting documents with mathematical notation developed by Do nald Knuth\, a famous computer scientist who you can sometimes see riding around Stanford on his bicycle. There is also a book on the history of dig ital input systems for the Chinese language written by Stanford professor Thomas Mullaney. Additionally\, there are flyers from Stanford Initiative on Language Inclusion and Conservation in Old and New Media (SILICON)\, co directed by Prof. Mullaney\, showcasing SILICON's work developing typeface s for digitally disadvantaged languages. The juxtaposition of these differ ent lenses through which to view digital typography makes for an interesti ng and wholistic view of the topic.\n\nThis exhibit dovetails with other h appenings at the Stanford Libraries. In particular\, there will be worksho ps on LaTeX in the Li & Ma Science library in late October\, one covering the fundamentals and another covering bibliographies and integration with reference management software. Also\, the East Asia Library has recently a cquired the only prototype of the MingKwai Chinese typewriter\, which pref igured modern digital Chinese input methods. GEO:37.430656;-122.171414 LOCATION:Robin Li and Melissa Ma Science Library SUMMARY:Digital Typography: Mathematics\, Chinese\, and More URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/digital-typography-mathemat ics-chinese-and-more CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T184946Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51028897934260 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251029 DESCRIPTION:This exhibit explores digital typography\, and its uses and cha llenges in a variety of settings\, including mathematics and non-Western l anguages.\n\nFeatured materials include scholarship on the history and imp lementation of digital typography. There are texts on LaTeX\, a software s ystem for typesetting documents with mathematical notation developed by Do nald Knuth\, a famous computer scientist who you can sometimes see riding around Stanford on his bicycle. There is also a book on the history of dig ital input systems for the Chinese language written by Stanford professor Thomas Mullaney. Additionally\, there are flyers from Stanford Initiative on Language Inclusion and Conservation in Old and New Media (SILICON)\, co directed by Prof. Mullaney\, showcasing SILICON's work developing typeface s for digitally disadvantaged languages. The juxtaposition of these differ ent lenses through which to view digital typography makes for an interesti ng and wholistic view of the topic.\n\nThis exhibit dovetails with other h appenings at the Stanford Libraries. In particular\, there will be worksho ps on LaTeX in the Li & Ma Science library in late October\, one covering the fundamentals and another covering bibliographies and integration with reference management software. Also\, the East Asia Library has recently a cquired the only prototype of the MingKwai Chinese typewriter\, which pref igured modern digital Chinese input methods. GEO:37.430656;-122.171414 LOCATION:Robin Li and Melissa Ma Science Library SUMMARY:Digital Typography: Mathematics\, Chinese\, and More URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/digital-typography-mathemat ics-chinese-and-more CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T184946Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51028897935285 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251030 DESCRIPTION:This exhibit explores digital typography\, and its uses and cha llenges in a variety of settings\, including mathematics and non-Western l anguages.\n\nFeatured materials include scholarship on the history and imp lementation of digital typography. There are texts on LaTeX\, a software s ystem for typesetting documents with mathematical notation developed by Do nald Knuth\, a famous computer scientist who you can sometimes see riding around Stanford on his bicycle. There is also a book on the history of dig ital input systems for the Chinese language written by Stanford professor Thomas Mullaney. Additionally\, there are flyers from Stanford Initiative on Language Inclusion and Conservation in Old and New Media (SILICON)\, co directed by Prof. Mullaney\, showcasing SILICON's work developing typeface s for digitally disadvantaged languages. The juxtaposition of these differ ent lenses through which to view digital typography makes for an interesti ng and wholistic view of the topic.\n\nThis exhibit dovetails with other h appenings at the Stanford Libraries. In particular\, there will be worksho ps on LaTeX in the Li & Ma Science library in late October\, one covering the fundamentals and another covering bibliographies and integration with reference management software. Also\, the East Asia Library has recently a cquired the only prototype of the MingKwai Chinese typewriter\, which pref igured modern digital Chinese input methods. GEO:37.430656;-122.171414 LOCATION:Robin Li and Melissa Ma Science Library SUMMARY:Digital Typography: Mathematics\, Chinese\, and More URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/digital-typography-mathemat ics-chinese-and-more CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T184946Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51028897936310 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251031 DESCRIPTION:This exhibit explores digital typography\, and its uses and cha llenges in a variety of settings\, including mathematics and non-Western l anguages.\n\nFeatured materials include scholarship on the history and imp lementation of digital typography. There are texts on LaTeX\, a software s ystem for typesetting documents with mathematical notation developed by Do nald Knuth\, a famous computer scientist who you can sometimes see riding around Stanford on his bicycle. There is also a book on the history of dig ital input systems for the Chinese language written by Stanford professor Thomas Mullaney. Additionally\, there are flyers from Stanford Initiative on Language Inclusion and Conservation in Old and New Media (SILICON)\, co directed by Prof. Mullaney\, showcasing SILICON's work developing typeface s for digitally disadvantaged languages. The juxtaposition of these differ ent lenses through which to view digital typography makes for an interesti ng and wholistic view of the topic.\n\nThis exhibit dovetails with other h appenings at the Stanford Libraries. In particular\, there will be worksho ps on LaTeX in the Li & Ma Science library in late October\, one covering the fundamentals and another covering bibliographies and integration with reference management software. Also\, the East Asia Library has recently a cquired the only prototype of the MingKwai Chinese typewriter\, which pref igured modern digital Chinese input methods. GEO:37.430656;-122.171414 LOCATION:Robin Li and Melissa Ma Science Library SUMMARY:Digital Typography: Mathematics\, Chinese\, and More URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/digital-typography-mathemat ics-chinese-and-more CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T184946Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51028897937335 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251103 DESCRIPTION:This exhibit explores digital typography\, and its uses and cha llenges in a variety of settings\, including mathematics and non-Western l anguages.\n\nFeatured materials include scholarship on the history and imp lementation of digital typography. There are texts on LaTeX\, a software s ystem for typesetting documents with mathematical notation developed by Do nald Knuth\, a famous computer scientist who you can sometimes see riding around Stanford on his bicycle. There is also a book on the history of dig ital input systems for the Chinese language written by Stanford professor Thomas Mullaney. Additionally\, there are flyers from Stanford Initiative on Language Inclusion and Conservation in Old and New Media (SILICON)\, co directed by Prof. Mullaney\, showcasing SILICON's work developing typeface s for digitally disadvantaged languages. The juxtaposition of these differ ent lenses through which to view digital typography makes for an interesti ng and wholistic view of the topic.\n\nThis exhibit dovetails with other h appenings at the Stanford Libraries. In particular\, there will be worksho ps on LaTeX in the Li & Ma Science library in late October\, one covering the fundamentals and another covering bibliographies and integration with reference management software. Also\, the East Asia Library has recently a cquired the only prototype of the MingKwai Chinese typewriter\, which pref igured modern digital Chinese input methods. GEO:37.430656;-122.171414 LOCATION:Robin Li and Melissa Ma Science Library SUMMARY:Digital Typography: Mathematics\, Chinese\, and More URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/digital-typography-mathemat ics-chinese-and-more CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T184946Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50887814528187 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251104 DESCRIPTION:This exhibit explores digital typography\, and its uses and cha llenges in a variety of settings\, including mathematics and non-Western l anguages.\n\nFeatured materials include scholarship on the history and imp lementation of digital typography. There are texts on LaTeX\, a software s ystem for typesetting documents with mathematical notation developed by Do nald Knuth\, a famous computer scientist who you can sometimes see riding around Stanford on his bicycle. There is also a book on the history of dig ital input systems for the Chinese language written by Stanford professor Thomas Mullaney. Additionally\, there are flyers from Stanford Initiative on Language Inclusion and Conservation in Old and New Media (SILICON)\, co directed by Prof. Mullaney\, showcasing SILICON's work developing typeface s for digitally disadvantaged languages. The juxtaposition of these differ ent lenses through which to view digital typography makes for an interesti ng and wholistic view of the topic.\n\nThis exhibit dovetails with other h appenings at the Stanford Libraries. In particular\, there will be worksho ps on LaTeX in the Li & Ma Science library in late October\, one covering the fundamentals and another covering bibliographies and integration with reference management software. Also\, the East Asia Library has recently a cquired the only prototype of the MingKwai Chinese typewriter\, which pref igured modern digital Chinese input methods. GEO:37.430656;-122.171414 LOCATION:Robin Li and Melissa Ma Science Library SUMMARY:Digital Typography: Mathematics\, Chinese\, and More URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/digital-typography-mathemat ics-chinese-and-more CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T184946Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51028897938360 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251105 DESCRIPTION:This exhibit explores digital typography\, and its uses and cha llenges in a variety of settings\, including mathematics and non-Western l anguages.\n\nFeatured materials include scholarship on the history and imp lementation of digital typography. There are texts on LaTeX\, a software s ystem for typesetting documents with mathematical notation developed by Do nald Knuth\, a famous computer scientist who you can sometimes see riding around Stanford on his bicycle. There is also a book on the history of dig ital input systems for the Chinese language written by Stanford professor Thomas Mullaney. Additionally\, there are flyers from Stanford Initiative on Language Inclusion and Conservation in Old and New Media (SILICON)\, co directed by Prof. Mullaney\, showcasing SILICON's work developing typeface s for digitally disadvantaged languages. The juxtaposition of these differ ent lenses through which to view digital typography makes for an interesti ng and wholistic view of the topic.\n\nThis exhibit dovetails with other h appenings at the Stanford Libraries. In particular\, there will be worksho ps on LaTeX in the Li & Ma Science library in late October\, one covering the fundamentals and another covering bibliographies and integration with reference management software. Also\, the East Asia Library has recently a cquired the only prototype of the MingKwai Chinese typewriter\, which pref igured modern digital Chinese input methods. GEO:37.430656;-122.171414 LOCATION:Robin Li and Melissa Ma Science Library SUMMARY:Digital Typography: Mathematics\, Chinese\, and More URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/digital-typography-mathemat ics-chinese-and-more CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T184946Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51028897939385 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251106 DESCRIPTION:This exhibit explores digital typography\, and its uses and cha llenges in a variety of settings\, including mathematics and non-Western l anguages.\n\nFeatured materials include scholarship on the history and imp lementation of digital typography. There are texts on LaTeX\, a software s ystem for typesetting documents with mathematical notation developed by Do nald Knuth\, a famous computer scientist who you can sometimes see riding around Stanford on his bicycle. There is also a book on the history of dig ital input systems for the Chinese language written by Stanford professor Thomas Mullaney. Additionally\, there are flyers from Stanford Initiative on Language Inclusion and Conservation in Old and New Media (SILICON)\, co directed by Prof. Mullaney\, showcasing SILICON's work developing typeface s for digitally disadvantaged languages. The juxtaposition of these differ ent lenses through which to view digital typography makes for an interesti ng and wholistic view of the topic.\n\nThis exhibit dovetails with other h appenings at the Stanford Libraries. In particular\, there will be worksho ps on LaTeX in the Li & Ma Science library in late October\, one covering the fundamentals and another covering bibliographies and integration with reference management software. Also\, the East Asia Library has recently a cquired the only prototype of the MingKwai Chinese typewriter\, which pref igured modern digital Chinese input methods. GEO:37.430656;-122.171414 LOCATION:Robin Li and Melissa Ma Science Library SUMMARY:Digital Typography: Mathematics\, Chinese\, and More URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/digital-typography-mathemat ics-chinese-and-more CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T184946Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51028897941434 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251107 DESCRIPTION:This exhibit explores digital typography\, and its uses and cha llenges in a variety of settings\, including mathematics and non-Western l anguages.\n\nFeatured materials include scholarship on the history and imp lementation of digital typography. There are texts on LaTeX\, a software s ystem for typesetting documents with mathematical notation developed by Do nald Knuth\, a famous computer scientist who you can sometimes see riding around Stanford on his bicycle. There is also a book on the history of dig ital input systems for the Chinese language written by Stanford professor Thomas Mullaney. Additionally\, there are flyers from Stanford Initiative on Language Inclusion and Conservation in Old and New Media (SILICON)\, co directed by Prof. Mullaney\, showcasing SILICON's work developing typeface s for digitally disadvantaged languages. The juxtaposition of these differ ent lenses through which to view digital typography makes for an interesti ng and wholistic view of the topic.\n\nThis exhibit dovetails with other h appenings at the Stanford Libraries. In particular\, there will be worksho ps on LaTeX in the Li & Ma Science library in late October\, one covering the fundamentals and another covering bibliographies and integration with reference management software. Also\, the East Asia Library has recently a cquired the only prototype of the MingKwai Chinese typewriter\, which pref igured modern digital Chinese input methods. GEO:37.430656;-122.171414 LOCATION:Robin Li and Melissa Ma Science Library SUMMARY:Digital Typography: Mathematics\, Chinese\, and More URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/digital-typography-mathemat ics-chinese-and-more CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T184946Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51028897942459 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251110 DESCRIPTION:This exhibit explores digital typography\, and its uses and cha llenges in a variety of settings\, including mathematics and non-Western l anguages.\n\nFeatured materials include scholarship on the history and imp lementation of digital typography. There are texts on LaTeX\, a software s ystem for typesetting documents with mathematical notation developed by Do nald Knuth\, a famous computer scientist who you can sometimes see riding around Stanford on his bicycle. There is also a book on the history of dig ital input systems for the Chinese language written by Stanford professor Thomas Mullaney. Additionally\, there are flyers from Stanford Initiative on Language Inclusion and Conservation in Old and New Media (SILICON)\, co directed by Prof. Mullaney\, showcasing SILICON's work developing typeface s for digitally disadvantaged languages. The juxtaposition of these differ ent lenses through which to view digital typography makes for an interesti ng and wholistic view of the topic.\n\nThis exhibit dovetails with other h appenings at the Stanford Libraries. In particular\, there will be worksho ps on LaTeX in the Li & Ma Science library in late October\, one covering the fundamentals and another covering bibliographies and integration with reference management software. Also\, the East Asia Library has recently a cquired the only prototype of the MingKwai Chinese typewriter\, which pref igured modern digital Chinese input methods. GEO:37.430656;-122.171414 LOCATION:Robin Li and Melissa Ma Science Library SUMMARY:Digital Typography: Mathematics\, Chinese\, and More URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/digital-typography-mathemat ics-chinese-and-more CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T184946Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50887814529212 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251111 DESCRIPTION:This exhibit explores digital typography\, and its uses and cha llenges in a variety of settings\, including mathematics and non-Western l anguages.\n\nFeatured materials include scholarship on the history and imp lementation of digital typography. There are texts on LaTeX\, a software s ystem for typesetting documents with mathematical notation developed by Do nald Knuth\, a famous computer scientist who you can sometimes see riding around Stanford on his bicycle. There is also a book on the history of dig ital input systems for the Chinese language written by Stanford professor Thomas Mullaney. Additionally\, there are flyers from Stanford Initiative on Language Inclusion and Conservation in Old and New Media (SILICON)\, co directed by Prof. Mullaney\, showcasing SILICON's work developing typeface s for digitally disadvantaged languages. The juxtaposition of these differ ent lenses through which to view digital typography makes for an interesti ng and wholistic view of the topic.\n\nThis exhibit dovetails with other h appenings at the Stanford Libraries. In particular\, there will be worksho ps on LaTeX in the Li & Ma Science library in late October\, one covering the fundamentals and another covering bibliographies and integration with reference management software. Also\, the East Asia Library has recently a cquired the only prototype of the MingKwai Chinese typewriter\, which pref igured modern digital Chinese input methods. GEO:37.430656;-122.171414 LOCATION:Robin Li and Melissa Ma Science Library SUMMARY:Digital Typography: Mathematics\, Chinese\, and More URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/digital-typography-mathemat ics-chinese-and-more CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T184946Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51028897943484 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251112 DESCRIPTION:This exhibit explores digital typography\, and its uses and cha llenges in a variety of settings\, including mathematics and non-Western l anguages.\n\nFeatured materials include scholarship on the history and imp lementation of digital typography. There are texts on LaTeX\, a software s ystem for typesetting documents with mathematical notation developed by Do nald Knuth\, a famous computer scientist who you can sometimes see riding around Stanford on his bicycle. There is also a book on the history of dig ital input systems for the Chinese language written by Stanford professor Thomas Mullaney. Additionally\, there are flyers from Stanford Initiative on Language Inclusion and Conservation in Old and New Media (SILICON)\, co directed by Prof. Mullaney\, showcasing SILICON's work developing typeface s for digitally disadvantaged languages. The juxtaposition of these differ ent lenses through which to view digital typography makes for an interesti ng and wholistic view of the topic.\n\nThis exhibit dovetails with other h appenings at the Stanford Libraries. In particular\, there will be worksho ps on LaTeX in the Li & Ma Science library in late October\, one covering the fundamentals and another covering bibliographies and integration with reference management software. Also\, the East Asia Library has recently a cquired the only prototype of the MingKwai Chinese typewriter\, which pref igured modern digital Chinese input methods. GEO:37.430656;-122.171414 LOCATION:Robin Li and Melissa Ma Science Library SUMMARY:Digital Typography: Mathematics\, Chinese\, and More URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/digital-typography-mathemat ics-chinese-and-more CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T184946Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51028897944509 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251113 DESCRIPTION:This exhibit explores digital typography\, and its uses and cha llenges in a variety of settings\, including mathematics and non-Western l anguages.\n\nFeatured materials include scholarship on the history and imp lementation of digital typography. There are texts on LaTeX\, a software s ystem for typesetting documents with mathematical notation developed by Do nald Knuth\, a famous computer scientist who you can sometimes see riding around Stanford on his bicycle. There is also a book on the history of dig ital input systems for the Chinese language written by Stanford professor Thomas Mullaney. Additionally\, there are flyers from Stanford Initiative on Language Inclusion and Conservation in Old and New Media (SILICON)\, co directed by Prof. Mullaney\, showcasing SILICON's work developing typeface s for digitally disadvantaged languages. The juxtaposition of these differ ent lenses through which to view digital typography makes for an interesti ng and wholistic view of the topic.\n\nThis exhibit dovetails with other h appenings at the Stanford Libraries. In particular\, there will be worksho ps on LaTeX in the Li & Ma Science library in late October\, one covering the fundamentals and another covering bibliographies and integration with reference management software. Also\, the East Asia Library has recently a cquired the only prototype of the MingKwai Chinese typewriter\, which pref igured modern digital Chinese input methods. GEO:37.430656;-122.171414 LOCATION:Robin Li and Melissa Ma Science Library SUMMARY:Digital Typography: Mathematics\, Chinese\, and More URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/digital-typography-mathemat ics-chinese-and-more CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T184946Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51028897945534 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251114 DESCRIPTION:This exhibit explores digital typography\, and its uses and cha llenges in a variety of settings\, including mathematics and non-Western l anguages.\n\nFeatured materials include scholarship on the history and imp lementation of digital typography. There are texts on LaTeX\, a software s ystem for typesetting documents with mathematical notation developed by Do nald Knuth\, a famous computer scientist who you can sometimes see riding around Stanford on his bicycle. There is also a book on the history of dig ital input systems for the Chinese language written by Stanford professor Thomas Mullaney. Additionally\, there are flyers from Stanford Initiative on Language Inclusion and Conservation in Old and New Media (SILICON)\, co directed by Prof. Mullaney\, showcasing SILICON's work developing typeface s for digitally disadvantaged languages. The juxtaposition of these differ ent lenses through which to view digital typography makes for an interesti ng and wholistic view of the topic.\n\nThis exhibit dovetails with other h appenings at the Stanford Libraries. In particular\, there will be worksho ps on LaTeX in the Li & Ma Science library in late October\, one covering the fundamentals and another covering bibliographies and integration with reference management software. Also\, the East Asia Library has recently a cquired the only prototype of the MingKwai Chinese typewriter\, which pref igured modern digital Chinese input methods. GEO:37.430656;-122.171414 LOCATION:Robin Li and Melissa Ma Science Library SUMMARY:Digital Typography: Mathematics\, Chinese\, and More URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/digital-typography-mathemat ics-chinese-and-more CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T184946Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51028897946559 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251117 DESCRIPTION:This exhibit explores digital typography\, and its uses and cha llenges in a variety of settings\, including mathematics and non-Western l anguages.\n\nFeatured materials include scholarship on the history and imp lementation of digital typography. There are texts on LaTeX\, a software s ystem for typesetting documents with mathematical notation developed by Do nald Knuth\, a famous computer scientist who you can sometimes see riding around Stanford on his bicycle. There is also a book on the history of dig ital input systems for the Chinese language written by Stanford professor Thomas Mullaney. Additionally\, there are flyers from Stanford Initiative on Language Inclusion and Conservation in Old and New Media (SILICON)\, co directed by Prof. Mullaney\, showcasing SILICON's work developing typeface s for digitally disadvantaged languages. The juxtaposition of these differ ent lenses through which to view digital typography makes for an interesti ng and wholistic view of the topic.\n\nThis exhibit dovetails with other h appenings at the Stanford Libraries. In particular\, there will be worksho ps on LaTeX in the Li & Ma Science library in late October\, one covering the fundamentals and another covering bibliographies and integration with reference management software. Also\, the East Asia Library has recently a cquired the only prototype of the MingKwai Chinese typewriter\, which pref igured modern digital Chinese input methods. GEO:37.430656;-122.171414 LOCATION:Robin Li and Melissa Ma Science Library SUMMARY:Digital Typography: Mathematics\, Chinese\, and More URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/digital-typography-mathemat ics-chinese-and-more CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T184946Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50887814530237 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251118 DESCRIPTION:This exhibit explores digital typography\, and its uses and cha llenges in a variety of settings\, including mathematics and non-Western l anguages.\n\nFeatured materials include scholarship on the history and imp lementation of digital typography. There are texts on LaTeX\, a software s ystem for typesetting documents with mathematical notation developed by Do nald Knuth\, a famous computer scientist who you can sometimes see riding around Stanford on his bicycle. There is also a book on the history of dig ital input systems for the Chinese language written by Stanford professor Thomas Mullaney. Additionally\, there are flyers from Stanford Initiative on Language Inclusion and Conservation in Old and New Media (SILICON)\, co directed by Prof. Mullaney\, showcasing SILICON's work developing typeface s for digitally disadvantaged languages. The juxtaposition of these differ ent lenses through which to view digital typography makes for an interesti ng and wholistic view of the topic.\n\nThis exhibit dovetails with other h appenings at the Stanford Libraries. In particular\, there will be worksho ps on LaTeX in the Li & Ma Science library in late October\, one covering the fundamentals and another covering bibliographies and integration with reference management software. Also\, the East Asia Library has recently a cquired the only prototype of the MingKwai Chinese typewriter\, which pref igured modern digital Chinese input methods. GEO:37.430656;-122.171414 LOCATION:Robin Li and Melissa Ma Science Library SUMMARY:Digital Typography: Mathematics\, Chinese\, and More URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/digital-typography-mathemat ics-chinese-and-more CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T184946Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51028897947584 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251119 DESCRIPTION:This exhibit explores digital typography\, and its uses and cha llenges in a variety of settings\, including mathematics and non-Western l anguages.\n\nFeatured materials include scholarship on the history and imp lementation of digital typography. There are texts on LaTeX\, a software s ystem for typesetting documents with mathematical notation developed by Do nald Knuth\, a famous computer scientist who you can sometimes see riding around Stanford on his bicycle. There is also a book on the history of dig ital input systems for the Chinese language written by Stanford professor Thomas Mullaney. Additionally\, there are flyers from Stanford Initiative on Language Inclusion and Conservation in Old and New Media (SILICON)\, co directed by Prof. Mullaney\, showcasing SILICON's work developing typeface s for digitally disadvantaged languages. The juxtaposition of these differ ent lenses through which to view digital typography makes for an interesti ng and wholistic view of the topic.\n\nThis exhibit dovetails with other h appenings at the Stanford Libraries. In particular\, there will be worksho ps on LaTeX in the Li & Ma Science library in late October\, one covering the fundamentals and another covering bibliographies and integration with reference management software. Also\, the East Asia Library has recently a cquired the only prototype of the MingKwai Chinese typewriter\, which pref igured modern digital Chinese input methods. GEO:37.430656;-122.171414 LOCATION:Robin Li and Melissa Ma Science Library SUMMARY:Digital Typography: Mathematics\, Chinese\, and More URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/digital-typography-mathemat ics-chinese-and-more CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T184946Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51028897948609 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251120 DESCRIPTION:This exhibit explores digital typography\, and its uses and cha llenges in a variety of settings\, including mathematics and non-Western l anguages.\n\nFeatured materials include scholarship on the history and imp lementation of digital typography. There are texts on LaTeX\, a software s ystem for typesetting documents with mathematical notation developed by Do nald Knuth\, a famous computer scientist who you can sometimes see riding around Stanford on his bicycle. There is also a book on the history of dig ital input systems for the Chinese language written by Stanford professor Thomas Mullaney. Additionally\, there are flyers from Stanford Initiative on Language Inclusion and Conservation in Old and New Media (SILICON)\, co directed by Prof. Mullaney\, showcasing SILICON's work developing typeface s for digitally disadvantaged languages. The juxtaposition of these differ ent lenses through which to view digital typography makes for an interesti ng and wholistic view of the topic.\n\nThis exhibit dovetails with other h appenings at the Stanford Libraries. In particular\, there will be worksho ps on LaTeX in the Li & Ma Science library in late October\, one covering the fundamentals and another covering bibliographies and integration with reference management software. Also\, the East Asia Library has recently a cquired the only prototype of the MingKwai Chinese typewriter\, which pref igured modern digital Chinese input methods. GEO:37.430656;-122.171414 LOCATION:Robin Li and Melissa Ma Science Library SUMMARY:Digital Typography: Mathematics\, Chinese\, and More URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/digital-typography-mathemat ics-chinese-and-more CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T184946Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51028897949634 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251121 DESCRIPTION:This exhibit explores digital typography\, and its uses and cha llenges in a variety of settings\, including mathematics and non-Western l anguages.\n\nFeatured materials include scholarship on the history and imp lementation of digital typography. There are texts on LaTeX\, a software s ystem for typesetting documents with mathematical notation developed by Do nald Knuth\, a famous computer scientist who you can sometimes see riding around Stanford on his bicycle. There is also a book on the history of dig ital input systems for the Chinese language written by Stanford professor Thomas Mullaney. Additionally\, there are flyers from Stanford Initiative on Language Inclusion and Conservation in Old and New Media (SILICON)\, co directed by Prof. Mullaney\, showcasing SILICON's work developing typeface s for digitally disadvantaged languages. The juxtaposition of these differ ent lenses through which to view digital typography makes for an interesti ng and wholistic view of the topic.\n\nThis exhibit dovetails with other h appenings at the Stanford Libraries. In particular\, there will be worksho ps on LaTeX in the Li & Ma Science library in late October\, one covering the fundamentals and another covering bibliographies and integration with reference management software. Also\, the East Asia Library has recently a cquired the only prototype of the MingKwai Chinese typewriter\, which pref igured modern digital Chinese input methods. GEO:37.430656;-122.171414 LOCATION:Robin Li and Melissa Ma Science Library SUMMARY:Digital Typography: Mathematics\, Chinese\, and More URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/digital-typography-mathemat ics-chinese-and-more CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T184946Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51028897949635 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251124 DESCRIPTION:This exhibit explores digital typography\, and its uses and cha llenges in a variety of settings\, including mathematics and non-Western l anguages.\n\nFeatured materials include scholarship on the history and imp lementation of digital typography. There are texts on LaTeX\, a software s ystem for typesetting documents with mathematical notation developed by Do nald Knuth\, a famous computer scientist who you can sometimes see riding around Stanford on his bicycle. There is also a book on the history of dig ital input systems for the Chinese language written by Stanford professor Thomas Mullaney. Additionally\, there are flyers from Stanford Initiative on Language Inclusion and Conservation in Old and New Media (SILICON)\, co directed by Prof. Mullaney\, showcasing SILICON's work developing typeface s for digitally disadvantaged languages. The juxtaposition of these differ ent lenses through which to view digital typography makes for an interesti ng and wholistic view of the topic.\n\nThis exhibit dovetails with other h appenings at the Stanford Libraries. In particular\, there will be worksho ps on LaTeX in the Li & Ma Science library in late October\, one covering the fundamentals and another covering bibliographies and integration with reference management software. Also\, the East Asia Library has recently a cquired the only prototype of the MingKwai Chinese typewriter\, which pref igured modern digital Chinese input methods. GEO:37.430656;-122.171414 LOCATION:Robin Li and Melissa Ma Science Library SUMMARY:Digital Typography: Mathematics\, Chinese\, and More URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/digital-typography-mathemat ics-chinese-and-more CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T184946Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50887814531262 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251125 DESCRIPTION:This exhibit explores digital typography\, and its uses and cha llenges in a variety of settings\, including mathematics and non-Western l anguages.\n\nFeatured materials include scholarship on the history and imp lementation of digital typography. There are texts on LaTeX\, a software s ystem for typesetting documents with mathematical notation developed by Do nald Knuth\, a famous computer scientist who you can sometimes see riding around Stanford on his bicycle. There is also a book on the history of dig ital input systems for the Chinese language written by Stanford professor Thomas Mullaney. Additionally\, there are flyers from Stanford Initiative on Language Inclusion and Conservation in Old and New Media (SILICON)\, co directed by Prof. Mullaney\, showcasing SILICON's work developing typeface s for digitally disadvantaged languages. The juxtaposition of these differ ent lenses through which to view digital typography makes for an interesti ng and wholistic view of the topic.\n\nThis exhibit dovetails with other h appenings at the Stanford Libraries. In particular\, there will be worksho ps on LaTeX in the Li & Ma Science library in late October\, one covering the fundamentals and another covering bibliographies and integration with reference management software. Also\, the East Asia Library has recently a cquired the only prototype of the MingKwai Chinese typewriter\, which pref igured modern digital Chinese input methods. GEO:37.430656;-122.171414 LOCATION:Robin Li and Melissa Ma Science Library SUMMARY:Digital Typography: Mathematics\, Chinese\, and More URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/digital-typography-mathemat ics-chinese-and-more CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T184947Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51028897950660 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251126 DESCRIPTION:This exhibit explores digital typography\, and its uses and cha llenges in a variety of settings\, including mathematics and non-Western l anguages.\n\nFeatured materials include scholarship on the history and imp lementation of digital typography. There are texts on LaTeX\, a software s ystem for typesetting documents with mathematical notation developed by Do nald Knuth\, a famous computer scientist who you can sometimes see riding around Stanford on his bicycle. There is also a book on the history of dig ital input systems for the Chinese language written by Stanford professor Thomas Mullaney. Additionally\, there are flyers from Stanford Initiative on Language Inclusion and Conservation in Old and New Media (SILICON)\, co directed by Prof. Mullaney\, showcasing SILICON's work developing typeface s for digitally disadvantaged languages. The juxtaposition of these differ ent lenses through which to view digital typography makes for an interesti ng and wholistic view of the topic.\n\nThis exhibit dovetails with other h appenings at the Stanford Libraries. In particular\, there will be worksho ps on LaTeX in the Li & Ma Science library in late October\, one covering the fundamentals and another covering bibliographies and integration with reference management software. Also\, the East Asia Library has recently a cquired the only prototype of the MingKwai Chinese typewriter\, which pref igured modern digital Chinese input methods. GEO:37.430656;-122.171414 LOCATION:Robin Li and Melissa Ma Science Library SUMMARY:Digital Typography: Mathematics\, Chinese\, and More URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/digital-typography-mathemat ics-chinese-and-more CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T184947Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51028897952709 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251127 DESCRIPTION:This exhibit explores digital typography\, and its uses and cha llenges in a variety of settings\, including mathematics and non-Western l anguages.\n\nFeatured materials include scholarship on the history and imp lementation of digital typography. There are texts on LaTeX\, a software s ystem for typesetting documents with mathematical notation developed by Do nald Knuth\, a famous computer scientist who you can sometimes see riding around Stanford on his bicycle. There is also a book on the history of dig ital input systems for the Chinese language written by Stanford professor Thomas Mullaney. Additionally\, there are flyers from Stanford Initiative on Language Inclusion and Conservation in Old and New Media (SILICON)\, co directed by Prof. Mullaney\, showcasing SILICON's work developing typeface s for digitally disadvantaged languages. The juxtaposition of these differ ent lenses through which to view digital typography makes for an interesti ng and wholistic view of the topic.\n\nThis exhibit dovetails with other h appenings at the Stanford Libraries. In particular\, there will be worksho ps on LaTeX in the Li & Ma Science library in late October\, one covering the fundamentals and another covering bibliographies and integration with reference management software. Also\, the East Asia Library has recently a cquired the only prototype of the MingKwai Chinese typewriter\, which pref igured modern digital Chinese input methods. GEO:37.430656;-122.171414 LOCATION:Robin Li and Melissa Ma Science Library SUMMARY:Digital Typography: Mathematics\, Chinese\, and More URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/digital-typography-mathemat ics-chinese-and-more CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T184947Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51028897953734 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251128 DESCRIPTION:This exhibit explores digital typography\, and its uses and cha llenges in a variety of settings\, including mathematics and non-Western l anguages.\n\nFeatured materials include scholarship on the history and imp lementation of digital typography. There are texts on LaTeX\, a software s ystem for typesetting documents with mathematical notation developed by Do nald Knuth\, a famous computer scientist who you can sometimes see riding around Stanford on his bicycle. There is also a book on the history of dig ital input systems for the Chinese language written by Stanford professor Thomas Mullaney. Additionally\, there are flyers from Stanford Initiative on Language Inclusion and Conservation in Old and New Media (SILICON)\, co directed by Prof. Mullaney\, showcasing SILICON's work developing typeface s for digitally disadvantaged languages. The juxtaposition of these differ ent lenses through which to view digital typography makes for an interesti ng and wholistic view of the topic.\n\nThis exhibit dovetails with other h appenings at the Stanford Libraries. In particular\, there will be worksho ps on LaTeX in the Li & Ma Science library in late October\, one covering the fundamentals and another covering bibliographies and integration with reference management software. Also\, the East Asia Library has recently a cquired the only prototype of the MingKwai Chinese typewriter\, which pref igured modern digital Chinese input methods. GEO:37.430656;-122.171414 LOCATION:Robin Li and Melissa Ma Science Library SUMMARY:Digital Typography: Mathematics\, Chinese\, and More URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/digital-typography-mathemat ics-chinese-and-more CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T184947Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51028897954759 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251201 DESCRIPTION:This exhibit explores digital typography\, and its uses and cha llenges in a variety of settings\, including mathematics and non-Western l anguages.\n\nFeatured materials include scholarship on the history and imp lementation of digital typography. There are texts on LaTeX\, a software s ystem for typesetting documents with mathematical notation developed by Do nald Knuth\, a famous computer scientist who you can sometimes see riding around Stanford on his bicycle. There is also a book on the history of dig ital input systems for the Chinese language written by Stanford professor Thomas Mullaney. Additionally\, there are flyers from Stanford Initiative on Language Inclusion and Conservation in Old and New Media (SILICON)\, co directed by Prof. Mullaney\, showcasing SILICON's work developing typeface s for digitally disadvantaged languages. The juxtaposition of these differ ent lenses through which to view digital typography makes for an interesti ng and wholistic view of the topic.\n\nThis exhibit dovetails with other h appenings at the Stanford Libraries. In particular\, there will be worksho ps on LaTeX in the Li & Ma Science library in late October\, one covering the fundamentals and another covering bibliographies and integration with reference management software. Also\, the East Asia Library has recently a cquired the only prototype of the MingKwai Chinese typewriter\, which pref igured modern digital Chinese input methods. GEO:37.430656;-122.171414 LOCATION:Robin Li and Melissa Ma Science Library SUMMARY:Digital Typography: Mathematics\, Chinese\, and More URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/digital-typography-mathemat ics-chinese-and-more CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T184947Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50887814532287 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251202 DESCRIPTION:This exhibit explores digital typography\, and its uses and cha llenges in a variety of settings\, including mathematics and non-Western l anguages.\n\nFeatured materials include scholarship on the history and imp lementation of digital typography. There are texts on LaTeX\, a software s ystem for typesetting documents with mathematical notation developed by Do nald Knuth\, a famous computer scientist who you can sometimes see riding around Stanford on his bicycle. There is also a book on the history of dig ital input systems for the Chinese language written by Stanford professor Thomas Mullaney. Additionally\, there are flyers from Stanford Initiative on Language Inclusion and Conservation in Old and New Media (SILICON)\, co directed by Prof. Mullaney\, showcasing SILICON's work developing typeface s for digitally disadvantaged languages. The juxtaposition of these differ ent lenses through which to view digital typography makes for an interesti ng and wholistic view of the topic.\n\nThis exhibit dovetails with other h appenings at the Stanford Libraries. In particular\, there will be worksho ps on LaTeX in the Li & Ma Science library in late October\, one covering the fundamentals and another covering bibliographies and integration with reference management software. Also\, the East Asia Library has recently a cquired the only prototype of the MingKwai Chinese typewriter\, which pref igured modern digital Chinese input methods. GEO:37.430656;-122.171414 LOCATION:Robin Li and Melissa Ma Science Library SUMMARY:Digital Typography: Mathematics\, Chinese\, and More URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/digital-typography-mathemat ics-chinese-and-more CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T184947Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51028897955784 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251203 DESCRIPTION:This exhibit explores digital typography\, and its uses and cha llenges in a variety of settings\, including mathematics and non-Western l anguages.\n\nFeatured materials include scholarship on the history and imp lementation of digital typography. There are texts on LaTeX\, a software s ystem for typesetting documents with mathematical notation developed by Do nald Knuth\, a famous computer scientist who you can sometimes see riding around Stanford on his bicycle. There is also a book on the history of dig ital input systems for the Chinese language written by Stanford professor Thomas Mullaney. Additionally\, there are flyers from Stanford Initiative on Language Inclusion and Conservation in Old and New Media (SILICON)\, co directed by Prof. Mullaney\, showcasing SILICON's work developing typeface s for digitally disadvantaged languages. The juxtaposition of these differ ent lenses through which to view digital typography makes for an interesti ng and wholistic view of the topic.\n\nThis exhibit dovetails with other h appenings at the Stanford Libraries. In particular\, there will be worksho ps on LaTeX in the Li & Ma Science library in late October\, one covering the fundamentals and another covering bibliographies and integration with reference management software. Also\, the East Asia Library has recently a cquired the only prototype of the MingKwai Chinese typewriter\, which pref igured modern digital Chinese input methods. GEO:37.430656;-122.171414 LOCATION:Robin Li and Melissa Ma Science Library SUMMARY:Digital Typography: Mathematics\, Chinese\, and More URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/digital-typography-mathemat ics-chinese-and-more CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T184947Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51028897956809 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251204 DESCRIPTION:This exhibit explores digital typography\, and its uses and cha llenges in a variety of settings\, including mathematics and non-Western l anguages.\n\nFeatured materials include scholarship on the history and imp lementation of digital typography. There are texts on LaTeX\, a software s ystem for typesetting documents with mathematical notation developed by Do nald Knuth\, a famous computer scientist who you can sometimes see riding around Stanford on his bicycle. There is also a book on the history of dig ital input systems for the Chinese language written by Stanford professor Thomas Mullaney. Additionally\, there are flyers from Stanford Initiative on Language Inclusion and Conservation in Old and New Media (SILICON)\, co directed by Prof. Mullaney\, showcasing SILICON's work developing typeface s for digitally disadvantaged languages. The juxtaposition of these differ ent lenses through which to view digital typography makes for an interesti ng and wholistic view of the topic.\n\nThis exhibit dovetails with other h appenings at the Stanford Libraries. In particular\, there will be worksho ps on LaTeX in the Li & Ma Science library in late October\, one covering the fundamentals and another covering bibliographies and integration with reference management software. Also\, the East Asia Library has recently a cquired the only prototype of the MingKwai Chinese typewriter\, which pref igured modern digital Chinese input methods. GEO:37.430656;-122.171414 LOCATION:Robin Li and Melissa Ma Science Library SUMMARY:Digital Typography: Mathematics\, Chinese\, and More URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/digital-typography-mathemat ics-chinese-and-more CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T184947Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51028897957834 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251205 DESCRIPTION:This exhibit explores digital typography\, and its uses and cha llenges in a variety of settings\, including mathematics and non-Western l anguages.\n\nFeatured materials include scholarship on the history and imp lementation of digital typography. There are texts on LaTeX\, a software s ystem for typesetting documents with mathematical notation developed by Do nald Knuth\, a famous computer scientist who you can sometimes see riding around Stanford on his bicycle. There is also a book on the history of dig ital input systems for the Chinese language written by Stanford professor Thomas Mullaney. Additionally\, there are flyers from Stanford Initiative on Language Inclusion and Conservation in Old and New Media (SILICON)\, co directed by Prof. Mullaney\, showcasing SILICON's work developing typeface s for digitally disadvantaged languages. The juxtaposition of these differ ent lenses through which to view digital typography makes for an interesti ng and wholistic view of the topic.\n\nThis exhibit dovetails with other h appenings at the Stanford Libraries. In particular\, there will be worksho ps on LaTeX in the Li & Ma Science library in late October\, one covering the fundamentals and another covering bibliographies and integration with reference management software. Also\, the East Asia Library has recently a cquired the only prototype of the MingKwai Chinese typewriter\, which pref igured modern digital Chinese input methods. GEO:37.430656;-122.171414 LOCATION:Robin Li and Melissa Ma Science Library SUMMARY:Digital Typography: Mathematics\, Chinese\, and More URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/digital-typography-mathemat ics-chinese-and-more CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T184947Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51028897958859 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251208 DESCRIPTION:This exhibit explores digital typography\, and its uses and cha llenges in a variety of settings\, including mathematics and non-Western l anguages.\n\nFeatured materials include scholarship on the history and imp lementation of digital typography. There are texts on LaTeX\, a software s ystem for typesetting documents with mathematical notation developed by Do nald Knuth\, a famous computer scientist who you can sometimes see riding around Stanford on his bicycle. There is also a book on the history of dig ital input systems for the Chinese language written by Stanford professor Thomas Mullaney. Additionally\, there are flyers from Stanford Initiative on Language Inclusion and Conservation in Old and New Media (SILICON)\, co directed by Prof. Mullaney\, showcasing SILICON's work developing typeface s for digitally disadvantaged languages. The juxtaposition of these differ ent lenses through which to view digital typography makes for an interesti ng and wholistic view of the topic.\n\nThis exhibit dovetails with other h appenings at the Stanford Libraries. In particular\, there will be worksho ps on LaTeX in the Li & Ma Science library in late October\, one covering the fundamentals and another covering bibliographies and integration with reference management software. Also\, the East Asia Library has recently a cquired the only prototype of the MingKwai Chinese typewriter\, which pref igured modern digital Chinese input methods. GEO:37.430656;-122.171414 LOCATION:Robin Li and Melissa Ma Science Library SUMMARY:Digital Typography: Mathematics\, Chinese\, and More URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/digital-typography-mathemat ics-chinese-and-more CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T184947Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50887814533312 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251209 DESCRIPTION:This exhibit explores digital typography\, and its uses and cha llenges in a variety of settings\, including mathematics and non-Western l anguages.\n\nFeatured materials include scholarship on the history and imp lementation of digital typography. There are texts on LaTeX\, a software s ystem for typesetting documents with mathematical notation developed by Do nald Knuth\, a famous computer scientist who you can sometimes see riding around Stanford on his bicycle. There is also a book on the history of dig ital input systems for the Chinese language written by Stanford professor Thomas Mullaney. Additionally\, there are flyers from Stanford Initiative on Language Inclusion and Conservation in Old and New Media (SILICON)\, co directed by Prof. Mullaney\, showcasing SILICON's work developing typeface s for digitally disadvantaged languages. The juxtaposition of these differ ent lenses through which to view digital typography makes for an interesti ng and wholistic view of the topic.\n\nThis exhibit dovetails with other h appenings at the Stanford Libraries. In particular\, there will be worksho ps on LaTeX in the Li & Ma Science library in late October\, one covering the fundamentals and another covering bibliographies and integration with reference management software. Also\, the East Asia Library has recently a cquired the only prototype of the MingKwai Chinese typewriter\, which pref igured modern digital Chinese input methods. GEO:37.430656;-122.171414 LOCATION:Robin Li and Melissa Ma Science Library SUMMARY:Digital Typography: Mathematics\, Chinese\, and More URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/digital-typography-mathemat ics-chinese-and-more CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T184947Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51028897959884 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251210 DESCRIPTION:This exhibit explores digital typography\, and its uses and cha llenges in a variety of settings\, including mathematics and non-Western l anguages.\n\nFeatured materials include scholarship on the history and imp lementation of digital typography. There are texts on LaTeX\, a software s ystem for typesetting documents with mathematical notation developed by Do nald Knuth\, a famous computer scientist who you can sometimes see riding around Stanford on his bicycle. There is also a book on the history of dig ital input systems for the Chinese language written by Stanford professor Thomas Mullaney. Additionally\, there are flyers from Stanford Initiative on Language Inclusion and Conservation in Old and New Media (SILICON)\, co directed by Prof. Mullaney\, showcasing SILICON's work developing typeface s for digitally disadvantaged languages. The juxtaposition of these differ ent lenses through which to view digital typography makes for an interesti ng and wholistic view of the topic.\n\nThis exhibit dovetails with other h appenings at the Stanford Libraries. In particular\, there will be worksho ps on LaTeX in the Li & Ma Science library in late October\, one covering the fundamentals and another covering bibliographies and integration with reference management software. Also\, the East Asia Library has recently a cquired the only prototype of the MingKwai Chinese typewriter\, which pref igured modern digital Chinese input methods. GEO:37.430656;-122.171414 LOCATION:Robin Li and Melissa Ma Science Library SUMMARY:Digital Typography: Mathematics\, Chinese\, and More URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/digital-typography-mathemat ics-chinese-and-more CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T184947Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51028897960909 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251211 DESCRIPTION:This exhibit explores digital typography\, and its uses and cha llenges in a variety of settings\, including mathematics and non-Western l anguages.\n\nFeatured materials include scholarship on the history and imp lementation of digital typography. There are texts on LaTeX\, a software s ystem for typesetting documents with mathematical notation developed by Do nald Knuth\, a famous computer scientist who you can sometimes see riding around Stanford on his bicycle. There is also a book on the history of dig ital input systems for the Chinese language written by Stanford professor Thomas Mullaney. Additionally\, there are flyers from Stanford Initiative on Language Inclusion and Conservation in Old and New Media (SILICON)\, co directed by Prof. Mullaney\, showcasing SILICON's work developing typeface s for digitally disadvantaged languages. The juxtaposition of these differ ent lenses through which to view digital typography makes for an interesti ng and wholistic view of the topic.\n\nThis exhibit dovetails with other h appenings at the Stanford Libraries. In particular\, there will be worksho ps on LaTeX in the Li & Ma Science library in late October\, one covering the fundamentals and another covering bibliographies and integration with reference management software. Also\, the East Asia Library has recently a cquired the only prototype of the MingKwai Chinese typewriter\, which pref igured modern digital Chinese input methods. GEO:37.430656;-122.171414 LOCATION:Robin Li and Melissa Ma Science Library SUMMARY:Digital Typography: Mathematics\, Chinese\, and More URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/digital-typography-mathemat ics-chinese-and-more CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T184947Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51028897961934 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251212 DESCRIPTION:This exhibit explores digital typography\, and its uses and cha llenges in a variety of settings\, including mathematics and non-Western l anguages.\n\nFeatured materials include scholarship on the history and imp lementation of digital typography. There are texts on LaTeX\, a software s ystem for typesetting documents with mathematical notation developed by Do nald Knuth\, a famous computer scientist who you can sometimes see riding around Stanford on his bicycle. There is also a book on the history of dig ital input systems for the Chinese language written by Stanford professor Thomas Mullaney. Additionally\, there are flyers from Stanford Initiative on Language Inclusion and Conservation in Old and New Media (SILICON)\, co directed by Prof. Mullaney\, showcasing SILICON's work developing typeface s for digitally disadvantaged languages. The juxtaposition of these differ ent lenses through which to view digital typography makes for an interesti ng and wholistic view of the topic.\n\nThis exhibit dovetails with other h appenings at the Stanford Libraries. In particular\, there will be worksho ps on LaTeX in the Li & Ma Science library in late October\, one covering the fundamentals and another covering bibliographies and integration with reference management software. Also\, the East Asia Library has recently a cquired the only prototype of the MingKwai Chinese typewriter\, which pref igured modern digital Chinese input methods. GEO:37.430656;-122.171414 LOCATION:Robin Li and Melissa Ma Science Library SUMMARY:Digital Typography: Mathematics\, Chinese\, and More URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/digital-typography-mathemat ics-chinese-and-more CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR