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Here=92s the abstract for one of the presentations at ATypI next week. =
Will this be the every-character-has-a-story repository we=92ve always =
wished for?

=20

Decode Unicode!

A typographic database

Johannes Bergerhausen=20

Friday 1 October | 14:15 =96 15:00
Location: A-2 (Archa Hall 2)
Presentation | Theme: Typographic Babylon | Duration: 45 minutes=20

After the DNA, the ASCII-Code is the most successful code on this =
planet. The Unicode will even be better. Now is the right time to gather =
and explain the meaning, history and correct typographic use of each =
Unicode-Caracter. Who =93invented=94 the full stop? When did the =
Infinity-Sign come into being? What=92s an Ogonek? In an 18-month =
project in the department of Design at the University of Applied =
Sciences in Mainz, Germany, we are collecting images, samples and texts =
about each and every sign in the Code. In the near future, the project =
will be opened for anyone to submit their own material. In his lecture, =
Prof. Bergerhausen will give an introduction to code-history from ASCII =
to Unicode and will present the project that is supported by the Germany =
Federal Ministry of Education and Research.=20

Speaker details

Johannes Bergerhausen =
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ersonid=3D1130> Professor Fachhochschule Mainz | Germany

Prof. Johannes Bergerhausen, born 1965 in Bonn, Germany, studied Visual =
Communication at the University of Applied Sciences in D=FCsseldorf. =
>From 1993 to 2000, he lived and worked in Paris. First he collaborated =
with the Founders of Grapus, G=E9rard Paris-Clavel and Pierre Bernard, =
then he founded his own office. In 1998 he was awarded a grant from the =
French Centre National des Arts Plastiques for a typographic research =
project on the ASCII-Code. Lectures in Amiens, Paris, Rotterdam, Warsaw, =
Weimar. He returned to Germany in 2000, since 2002 he is Professor of =
Typography at the University of Applied Sciences in Mainz. In 2003, =
together with Paris-Clavel, he published the font =93LeBuro=94 at ACME =
Fonts, London.

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Decode =
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After
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