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      <description>For someone who has been in academia and research, attending a lot of academic conferences would be normal. That was not the case with me.&#xA;The conferences I did attend were either not the big-name events, or did not come directly from my career. The ones on scripts and fonts, like Typoday 2018 and Grafematik 2018, came from projects outside my work and research.&#xA;During my PhD, when conferences should have been a regular part of life, things were not in my favour.</description>
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