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Introduction to path tracing

23 minute read

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In this post, I introduce path tracing, a technique in computer graphics for rendering a 3D scene by tracing along the individual paths taken by a random ensemble of photons travelling from light sources in the scene to the camera.

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Introduction to path tracing

23 minute read

Published:

In this post, I introduce path tracing, a technique in computer graphics for rendering a 3D scene by tracing along the individual paths taken by a random ensemble of photons travelling from light sources in the scene to the camera.

How I designed my research journal

9 minute read

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Some sage advice I was given when starting my PhD was to keep a research journal. No doubt this is common practice, but to be clear, this is to be a place for recording daily work, tracking progress, outstanding tasks, lingering questions, answers to those questions, and so on. Here’s how I designed my ideal journal.

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Introduction to path tracing

23 minute read

Published:

In this post, I introduce path tracing, a technique in computer graphics for rendering a 3D scene by tracing along the individual paths taken by a random ensemble of photons travelling from light sources in the scene to the camera.

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Introduction to path tracing

23 minute read

Published:

In this post, I introduce path tracing, a technique in computer graphics for rendering a 3D scene by tracing along the individual paths taken by a random ensemble of photons travelling from light sources in the scene to the camera.

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How I designed my research journal

9 minute read

Published:

Some sage advice I was given when starting my PhD was to keep a research journal. No doubt this is common practice, but to be clear, this is to be a place for recording daily work, tracking progress, outstanding tasks, lingering questions, answers to those questions, and so on. Here’s how I designed my ideal journal.

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How I designed my research journal

9 minute read

Published:

Some sage advice I was given when starting my PhD was to keep a research journal. No doubt this is common practice, but to be clear, this is to be a place for recording daily work, tracking progress, outstanding tasks, lingering questions, answers to those questions, and so on. Here’s how I designed my ideal journal.