Starting from a Fake University-Chapter 1295 - 692: Another Huge Profit, Totally Worth It (Please Subscribe)

Chapter 1295: Chapter 692: Another Huge Profit, Totally Worth It (Please Subscribe)

Ding Xiaoyou, who was sipping jasmine tea on the side, grew curious upon hearing her brother Ding Yue mention "Scholar Wan." Which Scholar Wan?

Since Ding Xiaoyou’s main focus was not on things like semiconductor photolithography machines, her involvement in the photolithography machine experiment was merely because it touched upon some specialized knowledge and technology which related to photolithography machines to a certain extent.

Therefore, Ding Xiaoyou had no idea who the Scholar Wan her brother mentioned was.

"Big White, come over here."

Thereupon, Ding Xiaoyou stealthily called Big White over.

She was already too lazy to pull out her phone and search which Scholar at the National Science Institution shared the surname Wan.

"What is it?"

Big White came scuttling over, his eyes ●—● fixed on Ding Xiaoyou as he asked.

"That thing, can you check for me who the Scholar with the surname Wan at the National Science Institution is?"

Ding Xiaoyou whispered to Big White.

Her brother Ding Yue was on a phone call, and it wasn’t appropriate for her to ask right now, but Ding Xiaoyou was so curious that she wanted to know which Scholar Wan her brother was talking to on the phone.

"National Science Institution, Scholar Wan, searching... Academician Wan Fuchuan, an expert in the field of semiconductor photolithography machines..."

The first Scholar with the surname Wan provided by Big White was Academician Wan Fuchuan.

"Ah, it could very well be him."

Ding Xiaoyou’s mind raced; as soon as she heard from Big White that Academician Wan Fuchuan was an expert in the field of semiconductor photolithography machines and also the director of the National Photolithography Machine Research Institute, she guessed that the person her brother Ding Yue was speaking to was most likely this Academician Wan Fuchuan.

"Wow, he’s a big shot."

Ding Xiaoyou couldn’t help but sigh.

After learning about his past and achievements, Ding Xiaoyou was somewhat astounded by how important Academician Wan Fuchuan’s contributions to Xia Country’s semiconductor and photolithography machine sector were.

No wonder he could be the director of the National Photolithography Machine Research Institute; there was a reason for it!

"Gosh, I wonder when I can become an academician at the National Science Institution."

Ding Xiaoyou stroked her chin, pondering the matter.

Becoming an academician at the National Science Institution was a great honor for anyone.

Ding Xiaoyou had never thought about becoming an academician at the National Science Institution before, but the thought crossed her mind when she considered how the research achievements of Mist City Arts and Science University were closely related to the national development, and how her personal involvement in projects had also contributed to the nation; there was a moment when she aspired to become an academician at the National Science Institution.

However, she was still just a student, and it wasn’t easy to become an academician at the National Science Institution.

In general, to become an academician at the National Science Institution, one must have an extensive track record and outstanding scientific technology research achievements.

Ding Xiaoyou wondered, were her scientific technology research achievements really that exceptional?

And as for her track record, she was even more out of the question—still just a university student.

"Big White, how old is the youngest academician in our country?"

Ding Xiaoyou asked Big White curiously.

Although she had some understanding of the academicians at the Xia Science Institution, she hadn’t looked into the age of the youngest academician in Xia Country.

"Our country’s youngest academician is Academician Lu from the Xia Science Institution, who was elected at the age of thirty-eight as an academician of the National Science Institution!"

Big White replied.

"Thirty-eight years old, huh."

At that news, Ding Xiaoyou fell into deep thought.

She was only twenty, so it seemed like the road to becoming an academician at the Xia Science Institution was very long.

Even her brother Ding Yue, who had developed gallium nitride semiconductor material technology, was merely an honorary researcher at the Xia Science Institution Semiconductor Research Institute.

"It looks like I still need to work harder."

Mulling it over, Ding Xiaoyou then smacked her lips, fantasizing whether it was possible for her to become Xia Country’s youngest academician.

How old?

Set a target—maybe aim for twenty-seven?

If not, maybe twenty-eight?

Ding Xiaoyou suddenly had a new life goal: to try and become the youngest academician at Xia Country’s Academy of Sciences.

While Ding Xiaoyou was fantasizing about becoming an academician at the Xia Country Academy of Sciences, Ding Yue was discussing an important matter with Academician Wan Fuchuan from the National Photolithography Machine Research Institute.

"Academician Wan, so you mean to say, your institute wants to collaborate on photolithography machine research with our university?"

Ding Yue was nearly certain why Academician Wan Fuchuan was calling him.

"Your Mist City Arts and Science University has promising research outcomes in photolithography machines, and at our institute, we also possess some mature technologies and theories regarding photolithography machines. I think if we were to join forces, we might achieve some significant breakthroughs,"

Academician Wan Fuchuan said with a smile.

As the director of the National Photolithography Machine Research Institute, Academician Wan gained awareness that Mist City Arts and Science University, a private institution, was not so simple upon learning that they had mastered the core technology of 14 nanometer process technology photolithography machines.

In the end, Academician Wan decided to contact Mist City Arts and Science University to explore potential collaboration. By cooperating on photolithography machine experimental projects, they might form a powerful alliance. Such a partnership could, perhaps, accelerate the pace of domestic breakthroughs in photolithography machines.