[Fifties+scientific research+students+overseas students+no harem+less emotional drama+minimum system involvement+logic]
Wang Mozhou, a new young man of the 21st century, traveled back to 1951 and was an overseas student of the same name at Stanford University. He was aware of the historical development of later generations and when he was troubled, he awakened to the scientific research system.
"Ding, Awakening Scientific Research Assistance System, comes with entries for quick thinking + drawing inferences from one instance + photographic memory."
So Wang Mozhou chose a double major (mechanical engineering + electrical engineering) and successfully laid an important foundation for his future scientific research results.
In 1955, after the Geneva negotiations, the United States lifted the ban on returning to the country. In October of the same year, Wang Mozhou finally boarded the return ship, the USS Cleveland President Voyage 60. As a result, the list of returning students that originally had only 24 people in history now had one more person who did not exist in history. A genius who had stirred up the scientific research community for hundreds of years, successfully put China on top of the world again.
Reader comments
The research and development process is solid, but there are many problems:
1. But there is a lack of feedback. The protagonist has developed many domestically first and world-leading achievements, but the organization has made no move, even mentioning that the results are being tested.
2. It was too awkward to talk to the dean. The other person was an expert in electronics, not a novice.
The author wants to popularize science by writing that after the dean reports to the top, the leaders of the ministries and commissions go to the institute, and the administrative leaders ask most of the questions raised by the dean.
It feels exactly like a certain novel, starting with a transistor and a radio😑
The research and development process is solid, but there are many problems: 1. But there is a lack of feedback. The protagonist has developed many domestically first and world-leading achievements, but the organization has made no move, even mentioning that the results are being tested. 2. It was too awkward to talk to the dean. The other person was an expert in electronics, not a novice. The author wants to popularize science by writing that after the dean reports to the top, the leaders of the ministries and commissions go to the institute, and the administrative leaders ask most of the questions raised by the dean.
It feels exactly like a certain novel, starting with a transistor and a radio😑