Xueba: I study hard in the wasteland world

After inspecting the NPU project, Su Yu went to several other domestic laboratories one after another to visit and inspect the experimental progress of each "Qing Guo Tang No. 1" control project.

Not bad, the situation was much smoother than Su Yu imagined. Although there were problems during the progress of the project, they were all problems that each laboratory could solve by itself.

At that time, Su Yu completed her inspection schedule and went home. With some free time, Su Yu opened her mailbox.

When he was young and studying, he thought about publishing a paper and had to suffer for so long waiting for the result. At that time, Su Yu made up his mind that in the future, he would be awesome and be able to be an academic editor for "external review". He would work hard. Reviewing manuscripts should not make contributors suffer so much.

But the reality is that Su Yu hasn't opened his mailbox for half a year. The contributors waiting for his review have gone through the suffering period and have almost forgotten about it.

"Oops~"

Opening her mailbox and looking at the "999+" unread emails, Su Yu frowned: "Why are there so many?"

With a sigh, Su Yu started to deal with the earliest emails.

Some of these emails are monthly salary details sent to Su Yu by various units where he works part-time; some are financial details sent by Fruit Candy Group.

Su Yu didn't even look at these emails. The artificial intelligence system connected to Su Yu's computer screened out these emails and deleted them directly.

Then, the rest were either review papers sent to Su Yu by major journals, or discussions on issues sent by scholars whom Su Yu knew.

Su Yu began to read carefully.

Starting from the first unread email, Su Yu could also see the trend of scientific research in the past six months in these documents.

80% of the emails in Su Yu's mailbox are related to controllable nuclear fusion.

In the field of scientific research, only those who can truly produce innovative results can say that they do not follow trends, do not care about various policies and market hot spots, and focus on their own research.

For most of the remaining scholars, it is still important to pay attention to hot scientific research topics.

After all, the popularity of scientific research topics is related to scientific research funding, which is a big issue.

Only hot topics, policies and capital will pour in.

The recent hot spot in the field of scientific research is undoubtedly the controllable nuclear fusion led by China.

This is not only a scientific research hotspot, but also a scientific research focus. Capital from all over the world is pouring into this industry, hoping to produce some results.

Therefore, in Su Yu's mailbox, many foreign scholars who are familiar with each other are sending academic exchange emails to Su Yu, hoping that Su Yu can give some replies.

Su Yu did not reply to various academic exchange emails, but only handled the "review" of several journals and magazines.

And these manuscripts approved by Su Yu suddenly became the "Bible" in the field of controllable nuclear fusion. Damn it, China has kept a tight lid on controllable nuclear fusion, and there is very little information available to everyone.

Therefore, these manuscripts that have been reviewed and approved by Su Yu must mean that Su Yu agrees with the academic thinking in them. Then these manuscripts mean Su Yu’s academic thinking to a certain extent!

"how was it?"

America is not a strong country, Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton.

Faced with the visitor's question "What's going on?" Dean Silvio Barr sighed, shook his head, and said: "We must admit that in the field of controllable nuclear fusion, we are completely behind!"

"Hey!" The visitor sighed and glanced out the window, where the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton was optimizing the power grid:

A few white men in "National Grid" uniforms operated drones to set up new room-temperature superconducting wires;

And a Chinese man wearing a "State Grid" work uniform was excitedly surrounded by a group of young white female classmates.

The visitor sighed and said, "Is it only controllable nuclear fusion that we are lagging behind?"

Dean Silvio Barr also sighed. When Su Yu chaired the "Polaris Project" at CERN, Silvio Barr was just an ordinary professor.

But that experience of working with Su Yu made him learn a lot. Later, through the study of the thick "Polaris Essay Collection" and Su Yu's other articles, his abilities improved linearly.

In addition, the previous dean of the Institute for Advanced Study went to China, and Silvio Barr successfully became the dean of the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton.

The Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton, referred to as IAS, was founded in 1930 and is a world-renowned theoretical research institution.

The Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton was once a research institution where top scholars in various fields conducted the purest and most cutting-edge research, without any pressure from teaching tasks, scientific research funds or sponsors.

Its most glorious moment came a hundred years ago, when scholars such as Albert Einstein, John von Neumann, Kurt Gödel, and Robert Oppenheimer moved to the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton. It has become a world-famous academic holy place, where many famous scholars have made the most important achievements in their lives.

But now, it has not produced any results to be proud of in nearly a hundred years.

Silvio Barr was not too excited when he became the director of the institute.

The visitor handed Dean Silvio Barr a project report on controllable nuclear fusion and said:

"Many people in China still think that we are a kingdom from heaven and number one in the world. They firmly believe that whatever China can do, we can do it as well. Therefore, our controllable nuclear fusion project has been established. The person who is in charge of this project is you, Princeton University. Institute.”

Dean Silvio Barr frowned and said, "But we don't have any ideas?"

The visitor said seriously with a few traces: "Whether you have an idea or not, you have to pretend to have an idea, so that scientific research funds will come in. I am old, and I want to use this project to save some retirement funds for myself. My damn grandchildren are studying in China, and the annual tuition fees are staggering!"

Dean Silvio Barr said nothing, picked up the project report on the controllable nuclear fusion reactor and read it.

In fact, according to Dean Silvio Barr's idea, the United States does not need to invest so much money in researching controllable nuclear fusion, as long as China has it!

In addition, the current "zero resistance" room temperature exceeds that of the "State Grid". The North American State Grid and the Eurasian continent's State Grid are connected in parallel, and China's controllable nuclear fusion power can be directly transported over. Why bother? Work hard to develop it yourself!

However, this is the United States. The once powerful United States has used its technological advantages to bully and sanction others, so it knows what it feels like to be bullied.

And now it is not just the United States, but most countries such as the Sunset Empire, the Far East, Germany, and the Arctic have followed suit and established controllable nuclear fusion projects.

As for whether the project will be established?

That's not certain. After all, scientific research is actually a gamble. No matter how rigorous the theory is, no matter how beautiful the PPT data is, and no matter how much money is invested, it is completely impossible to say whether the results will be achieved.

But for Su Yu, it is a good thing that the whole world is starting to follow suit. After all, this is a new field. Only by following along can we expand this new field together.

Moreover, Su Yu is not a god. In this new field, he also needs to refer to the wisdom of others.