"How do you feel?" Zhao Yi asked teasingly.
"So young, very handso!" Zhang Ning also responded with a teasing smile.
"Thank you!"
The two of them joked for a bit before Zhao Yi inquired about whether she was acclimating to the environnt, if she needed anything, and about any plans she had regarding her personal research.
Zhang Ning briefly ntioned that she was quite satisfied with the work environnt, primarily because the laboratory had allocated sufficient funds for purchasing equipnt and supported her research.
This was an important reason she had decided to work here.
Later, Zhang Ning brought up that her teacher would be coming to visit the next day.
"Mr. Shi Jingwen?"
"Yes," Zhang Ning said, "Professor Shi just happens to be coming to the capital, and when he heard I was here, he planned to drop by for a visit."
"That’s wonderful, you must introduce ,"
Zhao Yi said with interest.
Shi Jingwen arrived right on ti; he got to the Biodical Research Institute at ten o’clock.
Zhao Yi only had to wait about fifteen minutes.
Shi Jingwen was prepared to et Zhao Yi, clearly having been inford by Zhang Ning, and he was also very interested in Zhao Yi, even to the extent of admiration and respect.
"Your laboratory has developed a lot of high-end stuff!"
Shi Jingwen exclaid, "Everyone knows you’re a top mathematician, physicist, leading humanity’s technological developnt and exploration of the universe, but I think in the field of biodical science, your achievents are also quite astonishing."
"It’s a strange thing. I think it’s quite remarkable for soone to reach the world-class level in one field already."
He said, shaking his head, feeling that his achievents paled in comparison to Zhao Yi’s.
Even though he was a world-leading biodical expert with many international achievents, particularly in the areas of cell apoptosis and mbrane proteins, receiving global recognition in the dical field, he still felt his work was incomparable to Zhao Yi’s accomplishnts.
Zhao Yi had made significant contributions in AIDS prevention, creating the famous Tianqing Protein.
In cancer treatnt, he developed a universal immunotherapy that allowed a large number of cancer patients to access high-end treatnt options, saving countless lives in just a few years.
Zhao Yi’s contributions in the dical field had reached their peak, and his work was enough to earn the influential Nobel Prize in dicine, but for him, such awards no longer held any significance, and he had publicly declared that he would not accept any further science and developnt-related awards.
Facing Shi Jingwen’s continuous praise, Zhao Yi said, "Leaving aside the achievents in biodical research, in the area of genetic research, I am like a beginner compared to Professor Zhang Ning."
"In this regard, both myself and other mbers of the laboratory are very inexperienced."
"That’s why we need to establish a genetic lab, and require talents like Professor Zhang Ning. I believe that under her leadership, our genetic laboratory will be able to produce top-notch results and contribute to the advancent of human dical science."
After finishing his point, Zhao Yi also expressed his admiration for Shi Jingwen’s achievents.
Then Shi Jingwen suddenly asked, "Academician Zhao, I actually have a question that I can’t figure out. Why do your studies yield so many results?"
"I an the research in biochemistry, pharmaceutical studies, like the Tianqing Protein."
"Based on my experience, even smooth research on a new type of protein would take a very long ti, and when problems arise during developnt, how do you resolve them? Can you speak to that specifically?"
This was sothing Shi Jingwen couldn’t understand, as did many other top dical researchers.
Zhao Yi was silent for a mont, then hesitantly said, "It must be inspiration and luck, I guess?"
"Whenever I encounter a problem, I just make a direct choice. At that mont, inspiration is very important, and so is luck."
"If I were to summarize, that would be it—"
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