Sitting in the laboratory of the Department of Biology at Hedong University, Yao Yue reads the paper quietly while timing the vacuum dryer.

Li Qiang, a boy in the same group, just recorded the total number of colonies for a bunch of petri dishes. Finally, he had time to rub his slightly sour neck. Seeing Yao Yue's leisurely look, he couldn't help asking: "Yao Yue, why don't you practice the instrument?"

"I want to look at the theory first." Yao Yue gave a casual answer.

Li Qiang said incomprehensiblely: "When can't you read the theory, there is not much time to go on the computer."

The students who help in the laboratory are divided into groups, each group of four or five people, and go to the laboratory for several hours every few days. The nature of this is similar to that of He Cheng and others. For those who are already college students, doing experiments with their mentors is a very good learning opportunity. Practicing with free instruments is a good thing for you to compete for.

Yao Yue used to be the same, but after returning from Xibao Middle School, she was influenced by Yang Rui and her concepts changed.

There are many ordinary instruments and equipment at Hedong University, especially domestic models. Yao Yue has been proficient in it for a long time. There are very few good instruments that students compete for, and most of them can be found in the laboratory of Xibao Middle School. Yao Yue cannot be said to be a waste of time when practicing the instrument, but it is also inefficient. These idleness is better to use in reading journals and studying experimental systems.

Of course, this is because Yao Yue had the opportunity to contact the laboratory of Xibao Middle School, so she had the confidence.

When practicing instruments that are usually done with pieces, Yao Yue can’t get in touch with important instruments for an hour a day when he cannot use consumables or turn on the machine. He either takes care of himself very tightly or uses them a lot, and naturally has less time to spare.

But it is different in the laboratory of Xibao Middle School. Except for Yang Rui and Wei Zhenxue, He Cheng and others are experimental assistants and never hinder Yao Yue's practice. It is also an ultraviolet spectrophotometer. Yao Yue learned it after spending half a day in Xibao Middle School. She stayed in the laboratory of the school for more than half a year, and she had less than 2 hours of contact alone, and there was no operation for a second. Every time she watched her seniors lift the red cloth and use it, and then cover it after using it.

Therefore, as one of the dozen students who helped in the laboratory, Yao Yue inadvertently changed her learning method and did not follow others to grab important instruments for free.

Li Qiang, who was in the same group, did not have such conditions. Instead, he felt that Yao Yue was suspected of being self-deprecating and tried to persuade him for a while.

Yao Yue was casual and perfunctory. Li Qiang sighed inwardly, turned his head and went to the culture medium again.

In the next few days, Yao Yue would be silently memorizing English and reading literature in addition to class. The teachers didn't care what the students usually do. Instead, the students in the laboratory said a lot about Yao Yue's behavior.

"Look at whether she has a boyfriend when she put on makeup every day."

"It's not like that. Besides, it's not OK to rely on men. When you graduate and assign, you won't do anything. When you get to the unit, you can't say that you can read books."

"Yao Yue seems to be memorizing English recently, maybe she wants to go abroad."

"How could she meet such a good thing in studying abroad? She has done less experiments now, let alone thought of going out."

There are no entertainment projects now. In colleges, gossip is also adjusted in addition to studying. Of course, dating is also adjusted, but not many people dare to do this. Because the current university is a distribution system, if the school counselor knows that two people are in love, when they are assigned to graduation, they will deliberately divide the two people in different cities.

Yes, if you know that the two are in love, you have to assign them to different cities, even if the two have finished their studies and are adults around 22 years old.

This cruel unspoken rule has spawned many painful stories. In the era when many people will work in a city or a unit for the rest of their lives, the graduation breakup in the 1980s is more realistic than the graduation breakup in the 21st century.

For example, if you are studying in a university in Beijing, you naturally want to stay in Beijing after graduation. The result of two people falling in love may be that they are left alone, and they will be sent back to their hometown alone, or even worse, they will be sent back to their hometown.

The students around him talked a lot, and Yao Yue also indirectly knew these comments, but there was nothing else to do except anger.

For some reason, Yao Yue wrote his troubles in the letter and sent them to Yang Rui.

When writing the letter, Yao Yue felt very happy, but when she put the envelope into the email address, she suddenly regretted it.

Will Yang Rui treat what he wrote as me as complaining?

Yao Yue wanted to take out the letter, but it was no longer possible and could only let it go.

When Yao Yue didn't expect, a few days later, Yang Rui's reply came.

After a series of comforting frontiers, Yang Rui suggested: "My experience is that a good paper is enough to shock all sluts. I have submitted the review I wrote a few days ago and there is a great chance of passing it. I am currently writing a new review, which is close to completion and will be sent within this week. I hope your review can be printed as soon as possible, and it will solve all your doubts and fears..."

The reply was very short, only three or four hundred words, but Yao Yue was in a good mood. She read it carefully two or three times before she cherished it and put away the letter, wiped the corners of her eyes, and continued to read the document.

A review is a summary and analysis of previous literature. There is usually no need to do new experiments, which is just right for Yao Yue's situation.

However, just like Yang Rui was in graduate school, it was not easy for an ordinary student to publish a review. Even if he wrote it well, the editor would consider whether it was necessary and whether it was valuable.

When you encounter some journals with abundant manuscripts, reviews are often squeezed out as soon as possible. This is especially true for reviews written by students.

Even professors at Hedong University are not sure that the reviews that students can write will be published in journals, unless they are paid for the money to be published in junk journals.

But Yang Rui is different. One of the goals of the review is to guide and predict future research, at least a high-level analysis, and Yang Rui happens to know the future development direction.

Therefore, after Yao Yue sent the first version of the manuscript of "Research Progress in Rough Solanol" to Yang Rui, he only took half a day to send the revisions back.

Yao Yue's original manuscript was also modified into a mess.

When Yao Yue first saw the red paper, he felt a chill in his heart. Everyone knew that it was not good news to not change a word, and it was not good news to modify it a lot.

Yao Yue mustered up the courage and read it carefully. He was surprised to find that Yang Rui did not reject it completely, but made a very detailed change.

In the most important summary part, Yang Rui even gave an evaluation of various studies on crude solanol and asked Yao Yue to focus on some of them and conduct in-depth analysis.

Although the first paper she wrote was not going well, Yao Yue's mood improved a lot. She knew how busy Yang Rui was. When she thought that Yang Rui would spend more energy and time writing such a revision opinion than writing one by herself.

While moved, Yao Yue also quietly increased her workload.

The second edition was revised a lot again, and the third edition was better, and the number of refinements was still one-third. It was also at this time that Yang Rui sent his second review and began the first phase of the formal experiment.

Under Yang Rui's guidance, Yao Yue used the school's equipment to conduct experiments.

Yang Rui will entrust students to send the materials used, and Yao Yue will take them to the laboratory by himself, but no one will say anything.

In addition to those important instruments covered with red turbans that students cannot use casually, the school is not stingy with students to use ordinary instruments.

Students who are about to graduate and write papers, as well as some teachers, occasionally buy materials to do experiments by themselves, but Yang Rui just does it more frequently and more.

This made the laboratory talk a little more strange. Yao Yue had a tense face and thought he didn't know it. He just did an experiment and wrote a paper.

It was not until the weather turned cold and the school started to produce stoves that Yao Yue's first paper passed Yang Rui's acceptance. Under his guidance, he wrote a submission letter and sent it to the Journal of Biochemistry and Biophysics.

Just like when Yang Rui published his first paper, Yao Yue also lacked qualifications. She wrote a review article, and the chances of publishing it in a journal are smaller.

Fortunately, Yang Rui can now attach a recommendation to the submission letter, so that Yao Yue's paper can pass the editorial review.

This is also the benefit of scientific research qualifications. After all, the author who can publish two papers in one journal is considered a person in the same industry. In addition to the exception of Yang Rui, such people are generally researchers with names and surnames, and they have more academic literacy than ordinary editors of journals.

Out of professional trust in people in the same industry, journal editors will generally hand over the recommended papers to reviewers without any general direction errors.

Of course, whether the reviewer will pass Yao Yue's paper depends on the content of the paper itself.

The purpose of Yang Rui's recommendation letter is to help Yao Yue overcome the editorial level. Otherwise, if the journal is just enough, or there are insufficient reviewers, the editor may directly brush off Yao Yue, who has insufficient qualifications, and let her turn to the publication, so that even the reviewers will not see it.

Yao Yue thus entered a stage of waiting in a state of uncertainty.

At the same time, Yang Rui sent more and more experimental content, and Yao Yue had to stay in the laboratory all day.

Both classmates and experimental teachers thought she was preparing her graduation thesis. Although she started preparing her graduation thesis a little earlier in her sophomore year, everyone was very busy in the years since the college entrance examination was just resumed, and the teacher's management was even looser. Since Yao Yue used her own materials, no one cared about her.

Of course, there will never be few gossipers.

Yao Yue insisted on the first snowfall in Pingjiang, and finally saw an envelope from the Journal of Biochemistry and Biophysics in the communication room at the door of the dormitory.

"I am Yao Yue, please win the letter." Yao Yue took out his student ID and looked at it to the aunt in the communication room, and couldn't wait to pick up the envelope.

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Chapter completed!