klisemfg Chapter 362 New Town Science Magazine
Chapter 362 New Town Science Magazine
With the discovery of the wood element, Nanhua's agricultural sector ushered in a revolutionary change.
Li Wenting's experimental results are amazing: just a little wood element mixed with water is far more effective than any fertilizer and can allow plants to grow and develop at the most ideal rate.
Even with Wang Ze's assistance, Li Wenting successfully extracted wood elements from plants without relying on Wang Ze's superpowers.
However, due to the low output and high cost, this extraction technology is less feasible in practical application.
Despite this, Wang Ze believes that being able to independently extract the wood element is already a remarkable achievement.
Therefore, under the guidance of Wang Ze, Wang Chun led a professional filming team to the scientific research base to publicly display this major breakthrough to the outside world for the first time.
All footage captured has been strictly reviewed by scientific researchers to ensure that no confidential information is leaked.
On the same day, Metro TV was the first to report this eye-catching experimental result, making Li Wenting an idol and role model in the eyes of South China women overnight.
The scientific communities in various countries have shown great interest in this achievement, but judging from the reports, although they subsequently conducted a large number of tests and successfully detected the substance, they were unable to reproduce the experiment of extracting the substance.
The key lies in how to extract the wood element, but Nanhua has not disclosed the relevant technical details.
The British magazine Nature even sent someone to Xincheng, hoping to invite Li Wenting to publish this result in its magazine.
Of course, their purpose goes far beyond this and also includes establishing connections with the scientific community in South China.
Because Nanhua's technological development was out of touch with the rest of the world, many of the latest Western achievements were published in their magazines, but later it was discovered that they had already been widely used in Nanhua, resulting in an embarrassing status for these authoritative magazines.
This visit is also intended to promote Nanhua's integration into the Western scientific research system. Even if Nanhua establishes its own scientific magazine, it would be better than being completely disconnected as it is now.
After the visitors explained their opinions to Wang Ze, Wang Ze said he would consider it.
After intense discussions within the Nanhua Research Institute, they finally reached their position and confirmed it with Wang Ze again.
They declined Li Wenting's suggestion to publish the paper in Nature magazine.
Nevertheless, the idea of establishing Nanhua's own magazine was widely accepted.
So this task was handed over to Xincheng Newspaper, including printing, editing and distribution.
When Xincheng Newspaper received this task, the entire editorial department was excited.
Backed by Nanhua's strong scientific research capabilities, this magazine will undoubtedly become a leader in the global scientific research field, which is also an honor for their newspaper.
Under Wang Ze's clear instructions, Frederick quickly convened various scientific research departments to organize their respective research results.
After his rigorous screening process, he finally selected seven high-quality papers and delivered them to the New City Newspaper.
Under this efficient state-owned system environment, all work progressed very smoothly, with no mutual buck-passing and no delays.
In less than a month, a beautiful sample issue was delivered to Wang Ze.
Wang Ze stared at the brand new magazine, with the word "New City" prominently printed on the cover.
The cover photo is taken from a scene in the laboratory: the wood element appears as a rich green liquid, lying quietly in a wooden dish.
The first paper was a 12-page article!
This was written by Li Wenting herself, but it was a little difficult for Wang Ze to understand.
Although he had personally participated in this research with Li Wenting, faced with those unfamiliar words, complex calculations, tedious verification processes, and a large amount of dazzling data, Wang Ze could only bite the bullet and quickly read through it.
After reading it, he felt as if he didn't understand anything and his mind was blank.
Next, there are the latest scientific research results in the fields of electronics, signal processing, computer science, etc.
This knowledge was too unfamiliar to Wang Ze. He had never even heard of some of the professional terms and could only understand what the words meant based on their literal meaning.
In the end he had no choice but to hand the magazine to Li Wenting.
Since this was the only magazine she had, Wang Ze felt that the first copy should be given to her.
When Li Wenting took the magazine, she was extremely excited and tears flashed in her eyes.
She suddenly hugged Wang Ze tightly, and tears couldn't help but flow down.
"Okay, stop crying. Why are you crying again?" Wang Ze couldn't help but feel a little funny and gently patted Li Wenting on the back.
After a while, Li Wenting, whose emotions gradually stabilized, quickly let go of her hand, her cheeks slightly red, and she took a few steps back in embarrassment.
"Thank you, clan leader. I never thought that there would be a day when scientists all over the world would know me." Li Wenting said with great emotion.
Her voice was choked with sobs, as if she was recalling the hardships of the past.
Female, born and raised in Southeast Asia.
It can be said that it is extremely rare to be able to reach this point today.
Wang Ze also knew about Li Wenting's experience, so he nodded to her with understanding and said, "You are just a pioneer. There will definitely be more female scientists graduating from New Town University emerging in the future."
Li Wenting agreed with this, but then she said, "I want to go to Xincheng to teach biology." After saying this, she looked at Wang Ze with expectant eyes.
Hearing this, Wang Ze couldn't help but feel a little surprised and confused, and asked: "Huh? Why do you suddenly have such an idea?"
Li Wenting smiled shyly and explained, "Actually, it was because the leaders of the Ministry of Education contacted me and they hoped that I could teach a course."
After hearing this, Wang Ze sighed helplessly and said with emotion: "Haha, these people really know how to seize the opportunity! You just became famous, and they came to you immediately."
However, faced with such a situation, Wang Ze did not make a decision for Li Wenting, but told her: "It is up to you to decide on this matter. If you want to go, go."
Li Wenting hesitated for a moment, but finally made up her mind and said, "I want to give it a try."
At the same time, she gripped the magazine in her hand a little tighter.
Seeing this, Wang Ze smiled and encouraged her, "Okay, since you've made up your mind, just go for it. The wood element has been found, and you can't fall behind in the next experimental work. After all, you are now the most authoritative expert in the field of agriculture in Nanhua."
After hearing what Wang Ze said, Li Wenting's expression became serious and she said that she would do her best to complete the experimental task.
Newtown Science magazine sold out quickly after it was released.
Only 10,000 copies were originally printed, but all the stock was sold out in just two days.
This confused the newspaper because scientific magazines are usually aimed at specific groups and have a limited number of readers, so they thought that 10,000 copies were enough to meet market demand.
However, actual sales far exceeded expectations.
After some investigation, they found that these magazines were almost all sold out by Chinese people.
Regardless of whether I can understand the content or not, I will buy a copy as a collection.
Faced with this phenomenon, the newspaper was surprised and helpless and could only print more copies quickly.
This time they decided to print another 50,000 copies to see if they could meet the demand. After all, this kind of highly professional magazine has a relatively small audience, and they were afraid that if they printed too many, they wouldn’t be able to sell them.
When universities and research institutions in various countries learned about New Town Magazine, they immediately purchased its products.
Some schools even wrote to the newspaper, expressing their willingness to pay enough new currency in one go to buy ten issues of the magazine, and hoped that each issue could be sent directly to them.
I don’t know how these schools that have nothing to do with Nanhua got the new currency.