About
For more than 25 years, TAT Zetwerk has been an internationally known specialist in typesetting academic books and journals (both printing and online), data cleaning and data enrichment.
Books
Meet the
Production editors
The production editors make sure the production process runs smoothly from the moment the manuscript comes in until the book or journal issue is sent to the printer.
They guide the manuscripts through the proofing stages – keeping track of deadlines – and they are responsible for the quality of the proofs. Meanwhile, they are in constant communication with authors, editors, publishers and anyone else involved in the process, providing support where needed and ensuring everyone is aware of the status of the project and their individual tasks and responsibilities.
Bart
Nijsten
BA: General Linguistics
MA: Analytic Philosophy
Dutch, English, German
Sanne
Hadfy-Kovács
BA: Language and Culture Studies
MA: Editor
Dutch, English, German
Eline
Badry
BA: Religious Studies
Dutch, English, French
Marlou
Meems
BA, MA: Linguistics
Dutch, English
Manon
Vrolijk
BA: Chinastudies
MA: Translator (Ch-En)
Dutch, English, Mandarin Chinese, Portuguese
Journals
Dieuwertje
Kooij
BA: English Language and Culture
BA: Scandinavian Studies
MA: General Linguistics and Comparative Philology
Dutch, English, Norwegian, Swedish, German
Iedske
van Coevorden
BA, MA: Cultural Anthropology
Dutch, English, German, French
Bjorn
Lichtenberg
BA: Linguistics
MA: General Linguistics, Scandinavian Literature
Dutch, English, Danish, French, Latin, Greek
Meet the TeXnicians
Our TeX-experts convert all manuscripts from their original format to TeX. They create the layouts for all our projects, accommodating the author’s wishes while ensuring that all publications consistently adhere to the style prescribed by the publisher. They handle all technical queries that come up during the proofing stages, and they prepare the XML of the final product for online publication.
Annemieke
’t Hooft
BA, MA: Literary Studies
Dutch, English, German, French, Spanish
Linde
van Wingerden
BA: Philosophy
Dutch, English, French, Latin, Greek
Diederik
Broeks
BA: Hebrew
MA: Jewish Studies
Dutch, English, German, Spanish, Hebrew, Arabic, Devanagari
Hanneke
Beijaard
BA: Hebrew and Aramaic
MA: Theology
PhD: Theology
Dutch, English, German, French, Latin, Greek, Hebrew, Aramaic, Syriac, Classical Ethiopic, Cuneiform, Arabic
Arianne
Moerland
BA, MA: Philosophy
Dutch, English, German, Latin, Middle-Dutch
Melissa-Sue
Sastrowiardjo
BA: Linguistics
Dutch, English, German, French, Latin, Greek
Meet the
Management team
TAT Zetwerk was founded in 1998 by Ivo Geradts and Johannes Rustenburg, shortly after they graduated from University. In 2016, Kai Eigner joined the management team.
Ivo (printed publications) and Kai (online publications) lead their TeXnicians using their contagious creativity and technical genius, to ensure every text is presented in the best possible way.
Johannes enables his team to produce books and journals efficiently and is responsible for the team’s cohesion.
Johannes
Rustenburg
BA: Philosophy
MA: Medieval Studies
Dutch, English, German, Latin
Ivo
Geradts
BA, MA: Philosophy
BA, MA: Musicology
Dutch, English, German, Latin, Greek
Kai
Eigner
BA, MA: Physics
BA, MA: Philosophy
PhD: Philosophy of Science
Dutch, English, German, Frisian
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The figure in our logo is Hermes, the god of trade, travel, and communication in Greek mythology. He is known for his speed and cunning and he serves as the messenger of the gods. Hermes is often depicted with winged sandals and a caduceus (a staff entwined with two snakes). He is the son of Zeus and Maia.
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We use Hermes as a logo to symbolize our speed, communication, and efficiency. As the messenger of the gods, Hermes represents swift and accurate transmission of messages, aligning well with our goals for typesetting: the precise and efficient arrangement of text for publishing.
FAQ
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No. We are happy to inform you that we are able to convert most commonly-used Greek, Hebrew, Syriac and Arabic True Type fonts flawlessly to unicode.
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No. There is no need to make the copy look like the final result; we convert the submitted files to plain text, in which any irrelevant layout information is deleted.
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No. We are happy to inform you that any text editor is just fine; you can submit your files in Mellel, CTE, NotaBene, LaTeX or even Word Perfect.