Rebirth of the God-level Xueba

It was getting light, Lancerot held a cup of coffee, handed it to Marjorie, and asked, "How is it?"

"It's over." Marjorie held the paper with one hand, and took the coffee with the other.

Lancerot took a sip of his coffee and asked again, "How is it?"

Marjorie shook his head and said nothing.

Several people nearby looked over, and someone immediately asked, "What's wrong?"

Marjorie smiled and continued to drink coffee and read the paper.

Lancerot took a look, waved his hands and said, "Everyone, let's have breakfast, let Marjorie take a look."

Everyone else quieted down. Those who drank coffee drank coffee, those who took sleep to catch up on sleep, but few chose to have breakfast.

The hot pot last night was still raging in their stomachs.

Marjoli drank the coffee slowly but firmly, without taking his eyes off the paper.

Marjoli will stand up, and he has capital.

He naturally became the general reviewer of the paper, not only completed the reading of the few pages assigned to him, but also had an overview of the overall situation, and then reviewed the readings completed by others.

None of the Swedes present resisted, and obediently let Marjoli do things. Obviously, this kind of tacit understanding was not cultivated in a day or two, which shows that although Marjoli is not the most famous Swedish biologist here, he is probably the most famous. research reviewers.

The practice of overviewing the overall situation brings an understanding of the overall situation.

Marjorie was the first person who finished reading Yang Rui's thesis, but the result left him in shock for a long time.

"Lancerot, have you read the Nobel Prize papers?" Marjoli's words were elliptical, but they were easy to understand.

Launcelot knew what he meant to be the first person to read it, so he glanced at the paper in Marjorie's hand and said, "I've never had such an honor."

Marjorie let out a breath and said, "It's my first time too."

Lancerot smiled and said: "Congratulations, you are the first person to read it. Maybe Yang Rui can use this to win the Nobel Prize before the millennium?"

It is now 13 years before the millennium. In terms of the selection rhythm of the Nobel Prize, 13 years can be said to have passed by in a flash.

Marjorie said, "Is it just the millennium?"

"kindness?"

"After reading the Nobel Prize-level thesis, do you know what the biggest difficulty is?" Marjoli put down the thesis slowly, staring ahead, unable to make a decision.

Lancerot cooperated and said, "What is it?"

"What I'm most worried about is, what should I do if I say now that this paper has no problems and it really won the Nobel Prize." The paper won, but he really will."

For the professors working at the Katherine College of Medicine, the awarding of the Nobel Prize is simply by heart.

Some Nobel laureates were awarded for their unique discoveries and inventions, such as the PCR award by Mullis that year, or the award of X-ray, etc., all of which have very clear reasons for awarding the award.

Other winners are relatively vague. For example, the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1963 was awarded to Wigner "for his contributions to the theory of the atomic nucleus and its elementary particles, especially the discovery and application of the basic symmetry principle."

In a nutshell, this is the Lifetime Achievement Award.

What Marjoli said meant that even if Yang Rui didn't win the prize for PCR, even if he didn't win the prize for the research on G protein-coupled receptors, he might still win the prize.

Such scholars are inherently advantageous in the increasingly fierce competition for the Nobel Prize.

He is still very young.

Youth is an advantage.

To be young means to live long and afford to wait.

Yang Rui, who is in his 20s, will become the overlord in the field of biology before he gets old and fading. This time usually takes 20 to 30 years to ferment. At that time, it is even more impossible for the Nobel Prize to ignore the existence of Yang Rui.

From Marjoli's point of view, as long as Yang Rui is likely to win the Nobel Prize, he will face a dilemma.

Marjorie regained his composure, and said again: "I suddenly regretted reading this paper.

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"I thought you've been looking forward to such a paper." Launcelot knew what Marjorie wanted, so he just sat beside him and explained.

"I thought so too."

"so what."

"I used to like to excuse the writers, maybe their mistakes were inadvertent, maybe they just saw the problem differently, and then I stopped doing that."

"Oh?"

"Because once I write a thesis, if I endorse a certain thesis, I will endorse it for the rest of my life, maybe not only the thesis itself, but also the author of the thesis." Marjorie paused, and spoke quickly: "Lancelot, if I nod my head now, I may spend my whole life maintaining Yang Rui's reputation."

This is the relationship between researchers and researchers, which is different from celebrities and paparazzi.

Academics do not fade with the passage of time.

They will be hidden, just like Eulerian geometry, but when the demand arises, it will still jump out and appear in front of the world with its true colors. Just like when the moon landing plan, Eulerian geometry is still used.

The millennium counts, and the millennium is immortal.

Ordinary scholars and their research subjects may be buried for life, but this should not be the case for Nobel Prize-level achievements.

Nobel laureates will not be hidden, let alone their achievements.

However, any Nobel Prize winner, accompanied by his lifelong honor, is even more lifelong attack.

No matter how perfect the academic achievement is, after it is linked to the Nobel Prize, it will encounter harsh and even nonsensical attacks. In this era when the law of energy conservation is constantly being challenged, no academic achievement can stand alone.

The work of maintaining correct scientific theories belongs to the responsibility of all human beings at a large scale, and at a small scale, it belongs not only to the inventors and discoverers themselves, but also to the people who promote and recognize the inventions and discoveries.

If Marjoli admits to the paper in hand, he will be prepared to fight his opponents for decades to come.

From a certain point of view, this is actually a very proud thing, but Marjorie is not familiar with Yang Rui, so he is not sure whether to take on the responsibility of his life.

Launcelot closed the paper with a snap, and said, "If you don't want to come forward, leave it to me."

Marjorie's eyebrows were raised in a flash: "Lancelot!"

"Don't worry." Lancelot shrugged, his voice slowed down, and smiled: "According to what we said before, the decision is in your hands, but if you don't want it, I will take over."

Only then did Marjorie's expression soften, and after a while, he said, "Did you find any omissions in this paper?"

Lancerot didn't answer, but asked, "What about you?"

Marjorie laughed. This is the dilemma they face. Everyone wants to successfully recommend a certain scholar for a Nobel Prize, but no one can afford the consequences of lax censorship.

Although the selection of the Nobel Prize after World War II often had some dissatisfaction, except for such useless things as the Peace Prize, other awards basically did not deviate too much.

Marjorie pondered for a while, and read Yang Rui's thesis from beginning to end.

So is Lancerot.

Recommendation is a matter of one sentence, but it is far from being covered by one sentence.

Behind the meritorious recommendation is the guilt of the recommendation.

For a scholar involved in the affairs of the Nobel Prize, one mistake is enough to ruin his reputation.

After an unknown amount of time, Marjorie suddenly stood up.

Lancerot raised his head, looked at him, and asked, "Have you figured it out?"

"Think about it." Marjorie's voice was calm, and he said to the translator next to him: "I want to talk to Mr. Yang Rui."