W. J. Martin Prize → 🇵🇱

zdjęcie: Jakub Zdroik

On the initiative of Phil Taylor, since 2009, BachoTeX participants award the W. J. Martin Prize for the best conference presentation. The prize goes to the presentation which gets the biggest number of votes (one vote per participant). The author of the presentation receives free participation in the next year's BachoTeX.

2023 Winner

Mikael Sundqvist for ConTeXt — Step by Step

All winners

• 2009: Aleksandra Hankus for Introducing Stefan
• 2010:
• Jacek Czekaj for Designing and implementing a typesetting system
• Mathias Nater for TeX's hyphenation applied to HTML
• 2011: Marek Ryćko for A Radical Approach to the Radical Sign
• 2012: Łukasz Dziedzic for Tree, stone, water. Thoughts, models and ideas for flexible type design
• 2013: Bugusław Jackowski, Łukasz Dziedzic, Marek Ryćko (co-authors) for Two typographic etudes for basic calculus and implementation
• 2014: Marek Ryćko, Bugusław Jackowski, Łukasz Dziedzic, Piotr Strzelczyk for Experimenting with the interactive visualisation of algorithms implemented in MetaPost
• 2015: Willi Egger for Off topic: The Beauty of Handcrafting a Violin
• 2016: Frank Mittelbach for Alice in Wonderland — the tale of the long tail in globally optimized page breaking
• 2017: Takuto Asakura for Implementing bioinformatics algorithms in TeX — Gotoh package, a case study
• 2018: Jean-Michel Hufflen for Early Musical Notations
• 2019: Marek Ryćko for Redesign of a Metapost-based font generating system
• 2023: Mikael Sundqvist for ConTeXt — Step by Step