Doctor: I Can Synthesize Infinite Entries

Chapter 266: Chapter 206: A Perfect Conclusion

A discussion area had already been set up on stage, complete with a sofa. After shaking hands, Wu Ting and Professor Lin Ning sat down on one side, while Dean Song, acting as the host, sat on the other.

This final discussion segment had the distinct feel of a talk show.

Dean Song kicked things off by sharing an interesting story he and Professor Lin Ning had discussed beforehand:

"Many of you may not know this, but when Wu Ting first submitted his paper, Professor Lin Ning was the very first person to review it."

"After reading Wu Ting’s paper, Professor Lin was immediately struck by his line of thinking and groundbreaking ideas. He keenly sensed that this article, and the researcher behind it, was poised to unleash astonishing potential in the fields of HBV-related primary liver cancer and immunology."

"Making a swift decision, Professor Lin used his privilege as a member of the editorial board to recommend Wu Ting’s paper. After a vote by the full board, and especially after facing down skepticism and opposition from many foreign board members at the meeting, Professor Lin convinced the editor-in-chief, Professor Li Dangsheng... Ultimately, a dedicated review and verification team was formed just for Wu Ting’s paper!"

"This entire top-tier team spent half a month verifying Wu Ting’s paper and reproducing his theoretical mechanism in the lab."

"Wu Ting’s paper smoothly passed *Cell*’s review process. Furthermore, with Professor Lin’s strong advocacy, a special issue was published just for him!"

As Dean Song told this moving story of a master recognizing a prodigy, the cover of Wu Ting’s special issue was displayed on the screen.

Since it was a foreign journal, many people in the country had not yet seen the physical copy.

Looking at the top-tier journal and the handsome photo of Wu Ting on its cover, the crowd was filled with a mix of envy and admiration.

Dean Song, who also held Professor Lin in high regard, asked curiously:

"Professor Lin, I’m very curious. What reason did you give to convince the *Cell* editorial board to halt all their ongoing work and form a top-priority review team specifically for Wu Ting’s paper?"

In the audience, everyone also turned to look at Professor Lin with curiosity.

Professor Lin recalled calmly:

"When I recommended this paper to Editor-in-Chief Li, it had nothing to do with who the author was, nor did it involve any personal interests or connections. My only reason was that this paper’s findings could advance medical research and effectively benefit humanity."

"Therefore, I believed Wu Ting’s paper was worthy of us halting all our work to review and verify it as our highest priority."

"It’s just like why I rushed back to Xiao City from the Southern Country to meet Wu Ting. I am also very interested in the future direction of his research."

Professor Lin looked with great appreciation at the sharp and impressive young man before him.

"It’s a pleasure to meet you today, Dr. Wu."

Professor Lin greeted Wu Ting once again.

Watching the elegant and refined Professor Lin, the students and teachers present were deeply moved by his selfless, scholarly demeanor.

Even Wu Ting himself was learning for the first time just how many twists and turns there had been on the path to his paper’s successful publication.

"Professor Lin, thank you for your trust and support."

Wu Ting extended his hand and gave Professor Lin a firm handshake.

The audience below erupted in thunderous applause. This mutual admiration between a master and a prodigy in the academic world was truly touching.

Especially since one was a top-level authority in immunology, while the other was a fledgling young man still pursuing his master’s degree.

Yan Xi watched Wu Ting and Lin Ning shake hands, her beautiful eyes growing slightly moist. She felt both happy and proud for Wu Ting.

After the applause died down, Professor Lin voiced the question on everyone’s mind.

"Dr. Wu, I am very curious. You are so young—how did you discover such a creative and influential immunological mechanism? Proposing a theory this detailed and comprehensive requires an incredibly solid theoretical foundation in immunology."

Wu Ting was simply too young. Lin Ning couldn’t imagine how a young man like him could propose a negative immunomodulatory mechanism that required such profound expertise and a stroke of genius.

On an occasion like this, at such a grand lecture, and after the four pharmaceutical companies had laid so much groundwork, Wu Ting certainly wouldn’t miss this chance to display his abilities. At the same time, it was also a way to pay tribute to the teachers and elders present who had given him encouragement and support.

"Of course, this wasn’t something I could have come up with alone. My theory was built by standing on the shoulders of giants."

"I also earnestly studied the theoretical masterpieces of many of the top authorities in immunology and leading experts in oncology present today. This new line of thinking was born from integrating and merging their ideas."

"Over this period, my supervisor, Professor Shen Siyuan, gave me my foundation in immunology. She also taught me her theory of immunomodulation, which became the starting point for the second phase of my research..."

"After that, my professor recommended many theoretical works and journal articles by experts in cutting-edge fields, both domestic and international. She also introduced me to Professor Jin’s Q&A class at our College of Life Sciences. During one of those sessions, Professor Jin helped me resolve a question that had been puzzling me for a long time, giving me a profound understanding of the Single Immunoglobulin Interleukin-1 Receptor-related protein theory."

Wu Ting spoke eloquently, presenting the course of his recent research to everyone.

"At the same time, in addition to continuously studying theoretical knowledge, I also gained practical experience by observing many clinical surgeries with Director Fu and Director Shen of the Hepatobiliary and Hepatic Tumor Surgery departments at our Jinggang University Affiliated First Hospital. This gave me the most direct, firsthand understanding of HBV-related primary liver cancer..."

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