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@BrunoLevy
Bruno Levy BrunoLevy
Researcher in computational physics, Scientific director of Inria Quadrant Program, 2018-2022 director of centre Inria Nancy Grand-Est, ERC GOODSHAPE

@inria Saclay, France

@gpu-mode
GPU MODE gpu-mode
Your favorite GPU reading group https://discord.gg/gpumode
@BradyAJohnston
Brady Johnston BradyAJohnston
Structural biologist interested in compelling visualisations of complex biological data.

The University of Western Australia Perth, Western Australia

@vlarroque
Vincent vlarroque

France

@mmp
Matt Pharr mmp

San Francisco, CA

@hporro
Heinich Porro hporro
PhD student at XLIM lab/Université de Limoges

Limoges, France

@RomainCendre
Romain Cendre RomainCendre
PhD in computer sciences and machine learning topics.

Dijon, France

@wjakob
Wenzel Jakob wjakob
Associate professor leading EPFL's Realistic Graphics Lab. My research involves inverse graphics, material appearance modeling and physically based rendering.

EPFL Lausanne, Switzerland

@freesker
freesker
IT Engineer with a passion for coding and developing innovative projects. In my free time, I enjoy tinkering with connected devices, experimenting with and impr

France

@Ciyax
Alexis Heliot Ciyax
@Hawlink
Hawlink
@enzo-bonnot
enzo-bonnot
@simonperche
Simon Perche simonperche
@nicolasLepy
Nicolas Lépy nicolasLepy