M. C. Pease

M. C. Pease (1920–2001), Marshall C. Pease III, was an electronics and computer-science researcher at SRI, a pioneer of early parallel-processing work, who published some twenty science-fiction stories between 1949 and 1957, chiefly in Astounding. John W. Campbell once passed one of Pease’s ideas to Isaac Asimov to develop. A characteristic scientist-writer of the Campbell era.