Scholar’s Advanced Technological System

A bright silver flight drawn a white line in the blue sky, extending to the edge of the cloud.

Carrying the future of the domestic controllable nuclear fusion business, a delegation of about 30 people set off for the Max Planck Society. According to the cooperation agreement between the two parties, they will receive simple training and make final preparations for taking over the wega imitation device.

In the original plan, Lu Zhou was also going to travel together.

However, at this moment he did not set off immediately, but arranged the itinerary after three days.

Because the experts from the Chinese side of the country started at the same time, experts from the Max Planck Institute have arrived at Jinling International Airport.

The towering nose bridge seemed to be enough to hold the hat, and the wrinkled Germanic engineer carried the suitcase with him and walked off the plane's ramp.

At this time, he squinted at the airport building not far away, as if he was chatting and chatting, and the colleague next to him said simply.

“There is a lot of change here.”

Walking next to him, the red-haired engineer who looked slightly younger picked an eyebrow.

"Have you been here before?"

"Thirty years ago," opened the wallet, the index finger rubbed the photo taken underneath, the old-fashioned engineer said casually, "If you live in Berlin, ten years may not be obvious. Change, but here you can see different places every year."

"You said Berlin? The change is still there."

"Oh?"

“Since our President’s lady put those who wear the headscarf in, we can see something new in the Frankfurter Daily every day.”

Hearing the young engineer's teasing, the old engineer smiled and shook his head.

"This kind of thing can be said privately, don't let people hear it."

"Of course I know." Looking at the pick-up group not far away, the young engineer paused for a moment and blinked and said, "...a few thousand nanometers of wire, do you really think they can do it?"

It is not that we are not able to despise the ability of China to innovate in science and technology. After all, in terms of technological innovation, from the weakness of the mid-20th century to the present, Europe does not despise the capital of others.

However, technological innovation is one thing, and it is another thing to be able to move technology out of the lab.

In fact, since the beginning of 14th, graphene nanobelt technology has been able to achieve dozens of nanometer widths in the laboratory. Up to now, even in the laboratory, "black technology" with a width of only seven carbon atoms can be made. Only this technology has been sealed in the laboratory so far.

The biggest generation gap between industry and academia is probably here.

A century and a half ago, if a scientist discovered a novel compound or a simple synthetic method for an important industrial raw material, he might get rich overnight. But this kind of example is quite rare now.

The more common phenomenon is that often the academic world has made a very beautiful result, but the industry needs more than ten years or even decades to digest it, and even proves it is useless.

Considering the success of Luzhou in lithium anode materials, the Helmholtz Association noticed this potential carbon-based superconducting material from the beginning of the sg-1 material, but it may be industrialized in it. When assessing sex, they eventually gave up the material because of various reasons such as cost and production difficulty.

However, now suddenly someone has completed the task that is almost impossible for them to see. After learning the news, they naturally feel surprised.

After all, in China, the nano-level finishing technology can't really say how good it is...

"As far as the samples they sent, they did."

"incredible."

"Yes, it's unbelievable," paused for a moment, and the old engineer continued. "Don't we come here to figure this out?"

On the other side, the entrance to the airport vip channel.

Standing next to Lu Zhou and watching the plane not far away, Yang Xu suddenly asked: "In fact, I always wanted to ask, why is the Helmholtz Association?"

Lu Zhou: "It's normal. You can't expect a group of plasma physics experts to be good at materials science."

Yang Xu smiled and said: "Is there a one here? And he is good at math."

Slightly smashed, Lu Zhou quickly reacted to Yang Xu said that he was himself, then shook his head with a smile.

"totally different."

During the talk, the visiting delegation on the German side has already stepped off the ramp.

On the other hand, Lu Zhou also greeted the direction of the ramp.

Walking in front of a group of people, the engineer who looked like a younger man took off his black hat and extended his right hand to the old boat.

"Hello, Professor Lu, I am Rand Ulic from the Heilholtz Center for Materials and Energy Research in Berlin. Next to this is my colleague, Simson Eugene."

"Lu Zhou," and the Germanic engineer shook hands, and Lu Zhou looked at him with a smile and said, "Do you speak Chinese?"

"I used to work in Jinling for two years. It may not be very standard, but it will still be a little bit more." The old man who looked very serious snorted and said with a funny tone.

"Yes? But it seems to me to be very standard," smiled friendlyly. After releasing his hand, Lu Zhou continued to introduce the three people next to him. "This is the material research of Jinling Institute of Advanced Studies." Yang Xu, the director of the institute, and Mr. Sun Chengwu, the general manager of Baosheng Group, and the chief engineer, Mr. Dao.

"On behalf of the Baosheng Group, I welcome you all," said Ulysse’s right hand, and Sun Chengwu said with a smile. "Our group has prepared a hotel for you. Are you going to the hotel to leave your luggage first? Any other arrangements?"

Ulic said: "The hotel can go for a while, can you take us to the factory?"

Sun Chengwu gave a slight sigh of relief. Obviously, he did not expect these Germans to be so anxious, so he subconsciously glanced at Lu Zhou.

After seeing Lu Zhou nod, Mr. Sun immediately looked at Professor Ulic and said with a smile.

"No problem at all."

The German delegation is small in size, with a total of only six people, but all of them are top experts in the Helmholtz Berlin Materials and Energy Research Center for carbon nanomaterials. After the group boarded the shuttle bus, Sun’s manager took the initiative to sit next to Lu Zhou and couldn’t help but ask.

"You said that these Germans are so anxious?"

When he heard the question of Sun’s manager, Lu Zhou smiled and said.

"For example, when you go to school, if your usual test at the same table is only seven or eighty-five, and suddenly you scored 120 points on a recent test, what would you think?"

Yang Xu thought for a while: "What is the score system?"

"How many points are not important," Lu Zhou shook his head. "No matter how many points, you will definitely wonder, how he did it, or whether it is tricky."

Manager Sun hesitated: "What do you mean, they are wondering if we are fooling them?"

"This kind of important cooperation is that people will keep their eyes open," Dunton said. Lu Zhou continued. "We just need to prove it to them."