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    Bipul Mohanto

    Bipul Mohanto

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    Effectively Writing Rendering Papers

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    Published: November 12, 2025

    (work in progress…)

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    References and Resources

    [1] Morgan McGuire’s How to present a research paper, University of Waterloo

    [2] Technical University Munich (TUM) Citation Guide

    [3] Common mistakes in technical writing by Wojciech Jarosz

    [4] How to publish acm siggraph

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