Surgery Godfather Chapter 1472: 1099 The World's Largest Medical Conference

Chapter 1472: Chapter 1099 The World’s Largest dical Conference

After visiting the Sanbo Stem Cell Laboratory, mbers of the delegation each had their own different impressions. Manstein was an old hand; this was not his first visit, and he was already very familiar with the Sanbo Stem Cell Laboratory. He could see different things every ti he ca here, and the research was visibly advancing at a steady pace, a feeling that every researcher loves.

Professor Madelan ca to China on a secret mission, and before his visit, he had thought of ten thousand ways to enter the Sanbo Laboratory. Now he could effortlessly get in, and he was sowhat at a loss. The temporary training he had received before the visit was completely useless, as the laboratory was now fully accessible to him. He could see everything, touch anything, ask any question – all except for carrying a hard drive and copying the data.

Of course, it was impossible to let him use a hard drive to copy data. The entire laboratory’s system, software, and security protection software were dostically made, virtually devoid of vulnerabilities that could be exploited. Moreover, to prevent infections via USB drives, the laboratory prohibited any unauthorized copying, eliminating the interface for data transfer.

In fact, as for obtaining data, one could share all the data by joining the global Spatial Orientation Gene project; this would remove any need to steal data. In the midst of the visiting group, Professor Madelan felt sowhat dazed; everything seed unreal and beyond his expectations. He even considered joining Yang Ping’s global project, and Yang Ping did not refuse nor take any preventative asures.

Professor Levis was feeling the vitality from start to finish, and the laboratory’s continuous introduction of new scientific research achievents made him feel as if his own world was uncomfortably static. Sotis it’s good to get out. It was his first visit to China; his previous impressions of China ca from the dia, so he always thought that China was backward, with very weak scientific research, crude laboratories, and a populace that still struggled with hunger and lacked clothes to wear. What he saw and learned on this visit shattered his preconceptions completely. This was not backward at all; it was even more advanced than his own country. The laboratory’s research personnel and hardware facilities were no less than theirs. And the spirit of the laboratory’s researchers was much better, each one of them brimming with passion.

Other professors, like Professor Fukunaga from Japan, kept silent and just followed the group around quietly. Tang Shun was once his most proud student, and no matter how he tried to retain him, Tang Shun was determined to return to his ho country. Now he finally understood why. Apart from Tang Shun’s patriotism, for Tang Shun, the stage in Japan was simply too small, incomparable to the grand stage of China.

When Professor Fukunaga heard that Tang Shun had already married, he couldn’t help but feel a bit lancholic. He had always wanted Tang Shun to be his son-in-law, but it seed like a foolish dream in retrospect.

After visiting the Stem Cell Laboratory, everyone proceeded to the Surgical Research Institute’s clinical area to observe. Except for Manstein, most of these scholars were not clinical doctors but university professors, so they were very curious about how Yang Ping managed to bridge clinical work and scientific research, and they wanted to see for themselves what his clinical area was like.

Learning that many of the laboratory’s techniques were developed to serve the clinical area, they envied the combination of scientific research and clinical practice, where research could solve clinical problems, and clinical experience could guide research direction.

After visiting the clinical area, these scholars expressed a desire to see the animal experint laboratory. They were curious about the animal laboratory; Yang Ping agreed to their request, satisfying their curiosity. It was only a few pigs, after all; if they wanted to see, then they could.

Yang Ping imdiately had Tang Shun take them for a visit. When they saw many young doctors performing surgery on the experintal pigs, they were very curious and watched for a long ti. It wasn’t that they had never seen pig experints before; they themselves often conducted animal experints, but they had never seen such a large-scale operation. Two whole floors were full of experintal pigs, with more than a dozen teams conducting animal surgeries. In their ho countries, such a large-scale scene was impossible to witness.

Vibrancy!

This was the intuitive impression of almost all visitors, whether in the laboratory or anywhere else, they could feel the vibrancy here.

As for Sanbo Hospital, the visitors did not want to miss any place; they earnestly requested to see the prefabricated houses. Of course, as the prefabricated houses were under construction, it was impossible for them to enter with hard hats on; they could only look from the outside.

They were simply curious about the culture of Sanbo Hospital. Administrative staff could live in prefabricated houses, leaving administrative buildings to be used for patient wards and laboratories. They took photos next to the portable cabins, then concocted stories – nothing more than using this experience as an example in future lectures to explain the cultural advancent of Sanbo Hospital and their deep respect for doctors.

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Rich businessman Wang Changxin had also made his preparations, so of the country’s top unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) display teams had quietly entered Nandu Provincial City to prepare for the performance. By the ti the wedding day arrived, the congratulatory ssages prepared to appear on the internet, newspapers, television, and billboards were all set. The mont the clock struck midnight, whether one was using a phone, computer, TV, or walking on the street, taking the subway, everywhere there would be blessings for Yang Ping’s wedding.

Because Wang Changxin was so generous, giving so much, the collaborating businesses were overjoyed. They had never t such a generous custor who didn’t haggle and was only concerned about the effect, not the price.

Wang Changxin’s wife was nervous all along, worried that Old Wang had secretly arranged such a grand affair. If Professor Yang did not like it, it could be troubleso and hard to explain at that point.

The organizing committee on Huang Jiacai’s end was fully prepared, guests continued to arrive, especially international guests. Most of them ca early, drawn by Yang Ping’s reputation in the dical community and with reverence, eager to see what made this talented individual so extraordinary.

Many of Professor Su’s friends, including Professor Liang, Professor Fu, and other heavy-hitters from top hospitals, arrived one after another. Professor Su was beaming; whether he was hosting an academic conference or attending one abroad, he had never seen such a grand gathering. Friends from the global dical community, both from clinical and basic dical fields, from various specialties, even top figures like Manstein, were present. It could be said to be the largest dical gathering in the world. He never expected his son-in-law to have such strong appeal. On a daily basis, it didn’t seem like much as he was just focused on going to work, performing surgeries, and conducting research.