Little Black Book of Ray-Tracing and Path-Tracing

Isla Reynolds PhD

Science Fiction Author

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Charlotte Wallace PhD

Biomedical Engineer

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Sophia Reynolds PhD

Government Policy Consultant

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Sophia Bennett

Astrobiologist

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Samuel Wright PhD

Creative Writing Professor

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Olivia Turner PhD

Ethical AI Researcher

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Henry Cooper

Pharmaceutical Scientist

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Harrison Parker PhD

Renewable Energy Specialist

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Derek Hudson

Cryptography Specialist

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Anthropologist

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Amelia Scott PhD

Music Therapist

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