Chinese entertainment for engineering students

Shuimu University, a small conference room in the Department of Materials. Present were some leaders of the department, the head of the department, Professor Bian, and of course Professor Duan and Senior Brother Zhang who were reporting on the work, as well as Wang Xu. The one with the highest rank, sitting in the middle, is the vice president in charge of scientific research of Shuimu University.

This was a small internal work report. Because the results were huge, it was reported to the school and the vice president in charge of scientific research was invited to sit in.

Wang Xu is the main lecturer today, explaining how to prepare experimental materials and how to judge possibilities. Of course, his sensitivity to light also aroused everyone's emotion. Such talent is rare, but not uncommon.

Mizuki's professors are all engineering majors. They deal with industry every day and have seen all kinds of talented people. For example, a fitter who can feel micron-level errors with his hands. A steelmaking worker who can distinguish the temperature of molten steel with the naked eye, with an error of no more than 5 degrees. Or the mirror grinder who can also feel the slight light difference.

So the professors just expressed their appreciation for Wang Xu's talent. Professor Bian also joked that with your hands and eyes, it would be a pity not to be a fitter.

Wang Xu also jokingly said that he was planning to take the high-level examination, but it was not entirely a joke. Shuimu's school-run factories can apply for senior technicians.

Then Senior Zhang reported the results of various electron microscope photo interpretations. The data were detailed, the formulas were clear, and the logic was clear. The result is simple and clear: we have discovered the world's first two-dimensional material.

"That is to say, you have now confirmed the existence of two-dimensional materials."

"Yes, we are sure." Professor Duan said firmly.

"What are your plans?"

"We discussed it internally, and we can publish it directly. The results are very basic. Publishing them early will save you worry. There is no need to hold back." Professor Duan gave the opinions of our discussion.

"No problem, we agree." The department head looked at Professor Bian, looked at each other, and then nodded.

"Then it's decided. Write the paper quickly and publish it in a top journal. I recommend applying directly to Science.

However, follow-up research must be followed up, and the direction must be determined as early as possible. With such results, your condensed matter laboratory has been established.

But this result came by chance, entirely due to a flash of inspiration from classmate Wang Xu.

The replicability is not strong. We still need to speed up the establishment of future research directions and carry out follow-up research immediately. "Professor Bian gave his opinion directly. This result is worthy of a scientific article, and the cover is possible.

There are only a few top journals in China these days. If this result is successfully published in science, it will be a major achievement.

"The construction of the laboratory also needs to be speeded up. It can be expanded appropriately and some international-level talents can be obtained. Research on material properties, preparation methods, structure and theory are all blank, and research needs to be laid out as early as possible.

Other laboratories can also participate. When I return, I will propose that the department provide certain support.

Now that we have such initial results, we cannot waste them, and we must keep up with the subsequent leading efforts. We can't just start it, and the subsequent results will help others.

Professor Ding, would you like to see if the school also provides some support? "The head of the department agreed and said that he would give the greatest affirmation and support. If we can get further support from the school, then funding and personnel will no longer be a problem.

"No problem, the results are very important. I will make a report when I get back. This result is important to your department, and maybe even more important to the school. It is not impossible to use this as an opportunity to establish and expand the research of condensed matter physics, and even restore the physics department.

Inter-school cooperation and even international cooperation can be considered. The physics department next door poached so many of us, so it’s time to return some. "

Although Professor Ding is not engaged in materials or physics, as the vice president in charge of scientific research, the importance of this major breakthrough in basic materials can still be seen.

And because I work as a school-level scientific research supervisor, my horizons are naturally not limited to one achievement or one department. If you open your mind, you have to play a big game of vertical and horizontal chess, otherwise you will really regret such a good result.

Therefore, Professor Ding's affirmation was also very direct, and he even had the idea of ​​​​taking advantage of it to make a big splash.

The short internal report meeting only lasted for an hour and ended neatly. The leaders will naturally report to the next level, and the level is probably not low.

Then, just follow the leadership's arrangements. Anyway, there is nothing wrong with Wang Xu. Wang Xu will definitely follow up on some follow-up research, after all, the preparation method has not yet been developed. But Wang Xu wouldn't pay too much attention to this. He still broke the sticks and left the corn field for others to pick.

In fact, Mr. Zhang is already writing the paper. The content is not complicated, the data is complete, and the pictures are all there. The Chinese version can be written very quickly.

Then comes the translation. At this time, Mr. Zhang’s English proficiency will be put to the test. However, as a doctoral student who has to write English papers every day, writing such an article is probably not a big problem.

Moreover, Professor Duan has studied abroad and can easily pick up English papers. He is definitely familiar with it. He can guide students to make some adjustments in the format, and there should be no problems in publishing.

It seems that the paper will be delivered within a week.

Oh, by the way, the paper at this time is actually delivered, written as a letter, and then sent to the editorial office by registered postal air express.

Because at this time, email has not even been commercialized, let alone major magazines opening online submission channels.

In 1986, Professor Wu Weimin of the Institute of Advanced Physics of the Chinese Academy of Sciences in the Imperial Capital sent an email to Nobel Prize winner Steinberg at the Western European Nuclear Center in Geneva, Switzerland.

However, emails at that time used dedicated microwave links, which were directly transmitted from satellites and received directly by satellites. There are differences in routing from later Internet emails, so there has been a dispute over whether this email was the first.

The real first Internet email should have been drafted and sent by Professor Zorn of Germany at the Institute of Computer Application Technology in September 1987. It was also co-signed by Professor Wang Yunfeng.

As a result, the email failed to be sent after it was written. The entire institute had to re-debug for several days before the email was successfully sent. At this time, Professor Zorn had already gone on a trip, but he still got the news that the email was successfully sent in Macau, and then held a press conference in Macau.

The speed of this email is not as fast as air mail.

However, this email was connected to the European Education Network (CERNET) via satellite, and then routed to the University of Karlsruhe in Germany. This is conceptually the same thing as what is now called email. .

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(Popular science: Professor Zorn is actually a person worth remembering. Although he has a good reputation and likes to be in the limelight, he is very friendly to China and a very sincere computer scientist. He can be said to have opened the first Internet for China. (Many of the equipment used in this email were collected by him through fundraising.)

(The first time I put a book on the shelves, I felt inexplicably nervous.

As a result, I was in no mood to write today. I sat in front of the computer and my mind went blank. In the end, I had to calm down by writing my acceptance speech.

Now that I have changed my profession, I have completely lost all the calmness I had before. It is shameful that at such an old age, I still act like a child taking exams.

I’ll update one chapter first and get the first subscription. I’ll try to write as much as possible today to try to get more releases or something.

But don't wait at night, go to bed early, don't be like the author, who has no money and falls ill.

Eat wine and try to update more at 7pm tomorrow night. )