Surgery Godfather Chapter 1167 - 1167 922 Flying in Rainstorm

Chapter 1167: Chapter 922 Flying in Rainstorm Chapter 1167: Chapter 922 Flying in Rainstorm “Thank you, Professor Yang. I understand now, that’s why others can’t achieve partial cloning of organs—their entire focus is on the embryonic aspect, and they’ve never considered cloning outside the traditional embryonic frawork. Only you, Professor Yang, stepped outside of that frawork and described from a higher perspective how cells construct the human body. If previously technology was two-dinsional thinking for three-dinsional tasks, now it is truly three-dinsional thinking for three-dinsional tasks.”

Dr. Li’s point struck ho, leaving many in the audience, all holding doctorates, feeling sowhat unable to grasp the depth of the discussion.

“The embryo is a black box that we must open to understand what parts are inside and how these parts operate. Only then can we truly master the technique of partial cloning. So, while the embryo is the basis for partial cloning, successful partial cloning must be achieved independently of the embryo. Any technology reliant on the embryo will never be able to clone specific organs.”

Professor Yang appreciated this young doctor’s thorough understanding of the Spatial Orientation Gene concept.

“I was really at a loss before, unsure of where stem cell research was heading. Biological 3D Printing Technology grasped the core concept of cellular 3D construction but ignored all else, whereas stem cell cultivation techniques seed to capture everything but lost the core essence. Today, I’ve finally seen the direction forward in the field of stem cells.”

Dr. Li said with no small asure of feeling.

“I’m very grateful to Professor Yang, and I have one more question, just one,” Li Yingtong said with a sweet smile on her face.

“Ask your question,” said Yang Ping, feeling there was still ti.

Theoretically, this was the question-and-answer segnt following the lecture, but none of the other doctors present appeared able to pose any profound questions. This active female doctor seed to have a strong grasp of the theory of Spatial Orientation Genes, so letting her ask a few more questions wouldn’t hurt.

“I was wondering if Professor Yang’s laboratory offers postdoctoral research positions?”

Dr. Li asked a question unrelated to the Spatial Orientation Gene.

After thinking for a mont, Yang Ping answered, “Our Stem Cell Laboratory has already opened postdoctoral research positions.”

“I wonder if there’s a chance for to beco one of your postdoctoral researchers, Professor Yang.”

Dr. Li looked at Yang Ping with her expressive eyes full of appeal.

“I welco everyone here to apply for a postdoctoral research position in our laboratory,” said Yang Ping, extending an invitation to all present.

After Dr. Li’s question, a few other doctors asked questions in a scattergun approach, but their inquiries were relatively superficial, clearly showing a lack of understanding of the theory of Spatial Orientation. Yet, Yang Ping answered each with patience.

The doctors in the audience were either recent graduates or within a year of graduating. They hailed from top-ranked universities around the world, and Nandu dical University, seeking expansion and eager to recruit young global talent, had gathered them. These doctors were interested in returning to their holand to contribute to their country, which is why they had specially flown back to attend this conference.

To showcase the strength of Nandu dical University, Principal Ruo had specifically arranged for Yang Ping to speak at the conference, as Yang Ping was a beacon of academic excellence for the university.

The crowd of attending doctors began to buzz with discussion, most expressing their admiration for Professor Yang’s academic capabilities and treating him as an idol. Principal Ruo sat to the side, very pleased with the scene, recognizing that his objective had been achieved; this was precisely the effect he had wanted.

He hoped to attract a group of top-level young talents through the academic charisma of Yang Ping. Nandu dical University urgently needed fresh blood to create a vibrant and diverse academic environnt.

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After the conference, Yang Ping left the venue.

Accompanied by Professor He, Yang Ping still had to find ti to visit the Digital dical Laboratory, as several key pieces of laboratory equipnt had suffered system crashes. Engineers from Ruixing dical had just successfully rebooted them, and Yang Ping wished to check the operational status of the laboratory equipnt. He also wanted to encourage and motivate the researchers, hoping that by standing united, they would maintain their passion for work and navigate through this challenging ti together.

As Yang Ping headed for the elevator, a voice called out from behind him.

“Professor Yang—”

Turning around, Yang Ping saw the sa female doctor sprinting towards him. Her fair, jade-like face was slightly flushed, conveying an impression of vitality and exuberant health. Her graceful figure was exceptionally attractive, and even her voice had a captivating quality.

Professor He, the epito of a gentleman, couldn’t help but cast an appreciative glance her way. Her figure and appearance, unenhanced by makeup, were enough to draw the attention of many n.

Several n cast fervent glances at her; she exuded both the natural freshness and etherealness of a “fairy sister” and the sensual, bewitching charm of Scarlett Johansson. The two distinct types of beauty harmonized in her uniquely.

As Dr. Li approached Yang Ping, a distinctive fragrance wafted through the air, though his thoughts seed to be far from such distractions.

“Dr. Li? What can I do for you?”

Li Yingtong’s cheeks turned slightly red, and she said with a hint of shyness, “Professor Yang, I really like your Spatial Orientation theory, but there are many things I don’t quite understand. Could you perhaps provide with your contact details so I can ask for your advice? Rest assured, I won’t disturb you unnecessarily.”

“And—I hope to beco your first postdoctoral researcher. I’ve applied to your laboratory for a postdoctoral position, and I will give it my all.”

In their first eting, Yang Ping ford a favorable impression of the female doctor, not because of her looks or figure, but because she was one of the few who could deeply understand his theories.