Yang Rui's application was quickly approved. Tang Ji ordered Wang Yaowu and Sun Ruyue to help him, and there was another newcomer.

Wang Yaowu and Sun Ruyue have both helped Yang Rui perform experiments for half a year and are quite familiar with each other. Although the two are not as good as Wang Ying's experimental madman, they are still sufficient in terms of experimental level.

The newcomer is Ye Kaining, a junior student recruited by Tang Ji, who is in the same class as Wang Yaowu. His proficiency in doing experiments is slightly weak, but he is also above the level.

This is the advantage of being at Peking University. Anyone who can hold a few people can be used as a dog in the laboratory. Where can local colleges and universities have such conditions? The weaker the local colleges and universities, the weaker the conditions are.

Moreover, the source gap between college students in the 1980s was huge. After many second-tier schools entered the school, their first thing was to learn English and mathematics. If necessary, they would have to take the physics and chemistry in middle schools again. In this way, most of the semester was wasted. When students from other schools finished their basic college courses and even all university courses and started doing scientific research or internships, students from local colleges were still struggling with their courses.

Of course, Peking University also provides some special tutoring to students every year, but in schools where students are concentrated in the top 100 in various provinces, people will never worry about middle school courses.

Yang Rui took a brief look at the status of the three people and began to assign tasks.

There were other newcomers working in the laboratory. When he saw Yang Rui, he immediately asked them to start the experiment and couldn't help but whisper: "He forgot to organize the practice first."

He Quangui, who was familiar with Yang Rui's approach, sneered and said, "Do you think everyone looks like teaching assistants? They all start with simple assignments."

Assigning work is also a science. The best scientific researchers are the so-called scientific researchers with the ability to solve problems. In fact, the best humans are humans with the ability to solve problems.

However, everyone needs experience and practice to have the ability to solve problems. Without such easy-to-use scientific researchers, decomposing problems is the best choice.

Depending on each person's ability, the difficulty of the problem decomposed will also be different.

In other words, the person who assigns tasks must first have the ability to solve problems.

If the person in charge of a research doesn’t know what to do, then the entire laboratory can only follow it around.

If the person in charge knows how to do it, the problem will be very simple. Even if you encounter difficulties, you can work hard to solve the problem without considering whether you can break through.

This is also the advantage of late-stage researchers. You don’t have to worry about not being able to do this research, because previous researchers have proved that this is feasible. In this way, late-stage researchers can focus their energy on how to complete it.

Although Yang Rui did not copy the paper, decompose the paper, etc., it was no problem.

In short, he could break down the paper into pieces without trial and error.

As for which piece of paper to hand over to whom to make it, it is purely Yang Rui's own vision.

So far, his vision is still quite good.

It was also the laboratory he managed for about two years. With his previous experience, although he could not help but make mistakes, he was always able to assign scientific researchers to the right positions.

Try not to exceed their abilities and be able to work a little challenging is the best.

If it cannot be done, Yang Rui will often come forward to help.

Although the experimental level is average, there are too many materials that Yang Rui can refer to, and these further broaden his horizons...

Yang Rui set the experimental method based on his own habits, and in the eyes of others, he was somewhat deviant.

The students in the laboratory only felt that Yang Rui was a little wasteful or arrogant, but they looked at Sun Ruyue and others enviously. Especially the newcomer Ye Kaining, who was surrounded by students who were also newcomers during lunch that day.

It was also time for Yang Rui to eat, and found that Tang Ji's gel laboratory and electrophoresis laboratory added nearly 10 students.

"Why are there so many more people?" Yang Rui asked He Quangui in surprise. Although scientific research dogs do not cost much money, the cost of raising them is not low. Besides, the number of people will increase the difficulty of scientific research. If they want to use them, they need to take time to teach. Many researchers would rather do it themselves than teach students because it is troublesome to teach, and they have to arrange for experiments to practice. However, it will take a few years to use them, and the students will have to leave after graduation.

It is even more difficult to directly recruit freshmen, because the freshman has not yet taken professional courses and is not useful at all. Only a few people can learn by themselves. Therefore, Yang Rui, Xu Anqing and others will become popular only after entering the school.

He Quangui's perspective on things was different from Yang Rui, and he whispered: "Didn't we go to Huarui Laboratory to do potassium channel projects some time ago? There was not enough staff in the laboratory, so Professor Tang asked someone to ask him. By the way, he also added another teaching assistant, surnamed Zhang, and is now responsible for managing us."

Yang Rui touched his head and felt a little embarrassed. He was doing research on the potassium channel, but he almost pulled Tang Ji's hands clean, so that he had to recruit people again.

He Quangui is a very smart person. He knew what was going on when he saw Yang Rui's expression. He smiled and said, "It's okay. When everyone went to apply for you, Professor Tang was so happy that he was like something. You made a CELL."

The paper on the Potassium Channel is named Tang Ji Laboratory. Although Yang Rui occupied the names of the corresponding author and the first author and did not sign Tang Ji, signing the name of the laboratory is also of great help to Tang Ji.

At least, Tang Jinjiu's evaluation of national-level laboratories is much tougher.

Among the Chinese Academy of Sciences, Tsinghua University and other scientific research institutions, there are inevitably contestants who have published top papers. Even within Peking University, Professor Cai’s laboratory also has several top papers listed.

However, the papers published once have a great significance in personal resumes. In laboratory evaluation, the results of the past three to five years have actually been more valued. Because the laboratory has been updated very quickly and there have been no good results in three to five years, it may be that the laboratory's instruments and equipment are lagging behind, or it may be that the members have undergone major changes. In this regard, the evaluation standards at home and abroad are similar.

"CELL" is also Yang Rui's peak so far. When he talked about this, he also smiled and said, "Fortunately he made achievements, otherwise it would be difficult to meet Professor Tang."

"Professor Tang certainly didn't expect you to make CELL at that time. He was satisfied if he could publish a "JMC". By the way, where are you going to publish this now? It won't be "CELL" again."

"How is that possible?" Yang Rui laughed: "Maybe "JMC". If it doesn't work, lower the target."

If you have a short, flat and fast paper within one month, you can’t expect CELL to accept it. In fact, it took more than half a year for the potassium channel papers, and it is also short and fast for top journals.

He Quangui twitched his tsk: "If I could publish a JMC article, I would be satisfied, but unfortunately Teacher Zhang held me and refused to let go."

"No one can help, he probably can't be busy. Those who can do it will work harder." Yang Rui patted He Quangui comfortably. As for the relationship between the two, He Quangui was a qualified head dog and could indeed help a lot in the laboratory. He originally hoped that He Quangui would come here.

The two of them talked casually for a while, spent half an hour of lunch in the cafeteria, and then went back to the laboratory to work on their own. There was no rest time between lunch and dinner.

In fact, when it comes to dinner time, Yang Rui has no time to get free.

Several associate professors came together as if they had made an appointment.

"I'm doing an experiment." The first person who came in said hello, then started to wander around with a smile, and then observed Yang Rui's experimental project.

"I'm doing an experiment." The second person came in was also very polite, standing opposite the first person came in.

"I'm doing an experiment." The third one who came in was between the two and faced Yang Rui.

Someone came over, and He Quangui and others were embarrassed to leave for dinner. The laboratory became more and more crowded. There were even 8 people around Yang Rui, like playing cards, centering on the experimental table, either observing carefully or speaking carefully.

Yang Rui was embarrassed to drive the person away. He had not yet obtained his independent laboratory, so he didn't want to add a domineering reputation.

Besides, what we are doing now is a simple basic experiment, and others can’t take anything away if they take a look.

Data is consistent. The previous data determines the next data. If only a few data is needed, you can assemble it yourself or do it. However, the time and energy you spend is definitely not much worse than refining one.

Furthermore, Yang Rui also knew that they were examining themselves, no? As partners or auxiliary objects, personality is always an inevitable basic element.

Seeing that there were more people coming, Yang Rui calmed down and just took part in the experiment as if he was performing.

His skills are higher than the average level of scientific research dogs, and he is not good at the old fried dough sticks in the surrounding laboratory.

After a while, Professor Fu let out a soft laugh and said to the person next to him in a neither high nor low voice: "I thought it was so powerful."

Yang Rui looked at him with a slight smile, and said as if he was joking: "It doesn't necessarily mean it's amazing to do it quickly, it's just that you've been doing it for a short time."

The associate professors are mostly around forty-five years old, and there are many dirty jokes I hear on weekdays. Some people react quickly and laugh at them with a sneer, and instantly remind them of those who react slowly.

The laughter made Professor Fu feel a little uncomfortable, but he couldn't argue with Yang Rui, a student, and could only grit his teeth and say, "It depends on what you do."

"What you do is not necessarily a good thing, and what you can't do is not necessarily a bad thing." Yang Rui smiled slightly, revealing his white teeth, making the new girl in the laboratory dizzy.

The associate professors laughed softly again. The girl thought it was laughing at her, so she quickly lowered her head and looked at Yang Rui's experimental table again after a long time.

When the girl saw this, she was stunned.

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Chapter completed!