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Sunday, October 12, 2014

Volume Rendering Experiments (work in progress...)




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Cyrille Favreau
I am a dedicated professional advancing science and technology, specializing in the design and implementation of high-performance systems for scientific visualization. Recognized as an excellent communicator, I simplify complex concepts. As an advocate for the fusion of art and science, I contribute to innovative projects, producing high-quality media that showcases the synergy between technology, creative expression, and science.
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