Genius Club-Chapter 895
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This person occupied a highly esteemed position within the scientific community and wielded considerable influence, even to the extent of determining the establishment and progress of some major scientific research projects.
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He was extremely wealthy; after all, money makes the world go round.
Initiatives like Jask’s—carrying all of humanity to colonize Mars—represented a brand-new beginning for human civilization to reselect the technological path, didn’t they?
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His academic ability must also have been outstanding, or else he would not have commanded universal respect; if people didn’t listen to him, what he said would have mattered little.
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Only with his virtuous reputation, added to his kind appearance, could he persuade the masses to accept his words and obey his commands.
But,
he couldn’t think of anyone at the moment.
So, he asked Dean Gao Yan:
“Dean Gao, in your personal opinion, who hindered humanity’s utilization of the Miniature Nuclear Battery and then redirected others towards weapons of mass destruction and large-scale nuclear power?”
“This…
is quite difficult to say.”
Dean Gao Yan shook his head.
“The scientific community is not monolithic; every scientist has their own ideas, thoughts, and understandings.
Often, there’s no final verdict, and no one knows which theory is correct or which path will lead to the end.”
“Scientific research is a process of constant setbacks.
You’re lucky this time; you got your hands on the manuscript for the Miniature Nuclear Battery directly.
Otherwise, I estimate…
humanity would have taken many more decades on a detour.”
“Lin Xian, like I just said, your manuscript is undoubtedly authentic and effective.
Looking at the experimental data recorded, I believe it won’t be long before I can bring down the cost of the first unit.”
“However…
having said that, what do you plan to do with this epoch-making invention, the Miniature Nuclear Battery?”
Lin Xian briefly introduced his plan to Dean Gao Yan.
He wanted to set up a specialized laboratory and factory in East Sea to manufacture these Miniature Nuclear Batteries, hoping to collaborate with Dragon Science Academy and send a group of talented individuals to the East Sea laboratory:
“Preferably, those with experience in nuclear physics, people you know well and can trust.”
“The research findings can all be shared with Dragon Science Academy, only the patents, ownership rights, distribution rights, and sales rights for the Miniature Nuclear Battery would all reside with my Rhein Company…
I won’t hide it from you, Dean Gao, I have many research plans in the pipeline, and currently, I really need the money.”
Dean Gao Yan had no objections:
“The manuscript itself belongs to you.
That you would show it to me and share the technology with Dragon Science Academy is something I’m already very grateful for!
We are an official institution, we don’t need your patents and ownership rights; those definitely belong to your company, along with all the profits.”
“Lin Xian, I am truly delighted that you are as generous and patriotic as ever.
Rest assured, I will definitely send you our best researchers!
Hmm…
I’m thinking that just having researchers may not be enough, we also need to cultivate new forces.”
“Let me put it this way, we have many interns in our research institute, at the very least graduate students and Ph.D.
students from prestigious schools.
I’ll select a few with good qualifications and academic levels to conduct research in your East Sea laboratory.”
“You can count on it; these young people are very reliable.
They have mostly graduated from national defense universities, are red at root and sound in their scholarship, and will surely become the pillars of our country’s future.
Since your Rhein Company and our Dragon Science Academy have established a good cooperative relationship, in the future, consider sending more talent there, creating a sustainable cycle of apprenticeship and talent cultivation strategy.”
…
Sure enough.
Dean Gao Yan, wholeheartedly devoted to his country, was moved and comforted to see my willingness to share technology with the nation, generously providing talent.
“Thank you, Dean Gao.”
Lin Xian expressed his gratitude:
“With researchers vetted by you, I am naturally very assured.
If you don’t mind, feel free to regard the laboratory I have established in East Sea as a talent cultivation base for Dragon Science Academy…
If I can give back talent to the country, it would also be my honor.”
“Once the Miniature Nuclear Battery truly comes into the world, Rhein Company’s assets will undoubtedly increase by several orders of magnitude.
By then…
I will definitely allocate more funds to establish more laboratories and invest in more scientific research projects, to thank you and the country for your support and help.”
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“Ha ha ha ha.”
Hearing Lin Xian’s words, Dean Gao Yan laughed contentedly.
He patted his shoulder:
“From our very first meeting, when Shanhe introduced you to me, I knew that you would be like Shanhe, a hero of the new era devoted to scientific research and the development of our country.”
Lin Xian modestly replied:
“I am far behind Mister Chu, but I indeed learned a lot from him.”
“By the way,”
Dean Gao Yan suddenly thought of something, stood up, and waved his hand to signal Lin Xian to wait there:
“Wait here for a moment, Lin Xian.
I’ll introduce you to one of my outstanding students.
He is not only excellent in scientific research abilities but also has remarkable managerial skills…
If you can’t manage the laboratory personally, perhaps you could consider letting my protégé gain some experience.”
“That would be perfect.”
Lin Xian readily agreed.
Of course, he didn’t have time to manage the laboratory and was just worrying about how to be a hands-off manager.
It wasn’t because he was lazy.
But in the field of scientific research, he was an outsider, and an outsider giving directions to an expert would only make things worse.
