Just like Internet companies after 2000, bio-companies in the 1980s were money trees in the eyes of investors. Investment companies with beautiful packaging would be invested by multiple venture capital companies in multiple rounds, thus obtaining premium funds far exceeding their needs.

These invested biological companies, such as Garnika, will also consider investing in other biological companies or biotechnology after receiving funds that are far more than needed.

The Garnika Biotechnology Company owned by Garnika is not large in scale, but he has good connections and has met many big names in the industry. Therefore, he has been traveling around biotechnology exhibitions in various places for years to invest in seeds.

Biotechnology companies in the early stages of their birth were different from Internet companies in the Silicon Valley era, or in other words, biotechnology companies in the 1980s were similar to IT companies in the 1980s. During this period, technology giants and technology reserves mainly existed in universities and research institutions. To find new technologies, you have to go to various biotech conferences to find them.

This is not the first time that Garnika has acquired biotechnology from abroad, but the commercial value of PCR ranks among the top three among the technologies he has been exposed to. Garnika estimates that if PCR technology is applied to technologies such as DNA probes, its commercial value during the patent period may be as high as US$50 million.

Therefore, Garnika was patiently dealing with the Chinese team leader, hoping to get the PCR technology at the lowest price possible. As for the patent, Garnika's people are also searching as soon as possible, but the time is too tight, and they don't know if there is any relevant patent registration.

However, regardless of whether there is a patent or not, and there are several big guys who endorse Yang Rui, Garnika dare not register it, and it is useless to register it. His small company does not have the shameless capital of super pharmaceutical companies.

The Chinese team leader hit it off with Garnika. He also felt that he was dealing with the United States, hoping to get out of Garnika's bottom line as much as possible, thereby laying the foundation for the subsequent negotiations.

At this moment, the team leader didn't think about anything, and he was all about trying to get it done.

Compared to being the leader of an academic delegation and earning hundreds of thousands of dollars in foreign exchange income, such negotiations can bring more significance.

The team leader even felt that my life would take off!

Both sides were very happy to deal with each other. Even after lunch, they agreed on the next deal.

Seeing that they were having such a happy chat, Yang Rui felt that he should not tell them things like "waste time".

He greeted him, dragged a few scholars away, and went to chat.

The leader looked at Yang Rui with a slight look and thought to himself: You are tactful, and when I sell you the skills, I will also give you some good words... Maybe...

Zhang Dayong didn't want to see the team leader's face, but he had no objection, so he walked to Yang Rui and joked: "I didn't expect that you learned from Lei Feng and came to the United States and returned to China in the future, but some people said that."

Yang Rui smiled and said, "You may not necessarily learn Lei Feng."

“How to say it?”

"Let them make trouble first, and then talk to them about this issue when I have time." If Yang Rui said now that the PCR instrument has registered a series of patents, and it is a barrier-like patent, and the patent rights are in Hong Kong Huarui Company, the leader will either go crazy or try his best to apply oil to Yang Rui.

No matter which path it is, the team leader will not easily believe Yang Rui.

Yang Rui felt that there was no need to save time for the team leader or others.

Professor Zhang Dayong was confused, so he laughed twice and sighed: "I want to say that scholars should obtain certain benefits from technology transfer, not necessarily personal benefits, but at least the laboratories get direct feedback. This is a correct way of distribution and can also promote the capital circulation in the academic community."

Yang Rui looked at Professor Zhang Dayong strangely and said, "In a few years, your ideas may become a reality."

In a few years, domestic scientific research reforms will directly hand over the results of the laboratory to the researchers themselves. This is a radical reform method that is more radical than that of European and American countries.

In European and American countries, it is actually not easy for scholars to obtain large profits. If they are in private laboratories or private companies, it goes without saying that the outputs belong to companies or laboratories. If they are in national laboratories or universities, then the ownership is also clear, that is, they are from national laboratories or universities. In short, in a capitalist country, whose capital belongs to whom it belongs to whom it is.

After the 21st century, the Chinese scientific research community is an alternative existence. This is probably the first place to solve the problem of exploitation, at least partially. In the Chinese scientific research community, whether it is a public school or a public research institute, the project leader has a huge profit space in projects invested by the state. In short, the results belong to the project leader.

In other words, if the state pays money to do projects, but cannot make projects, the state pays money. If the project is made, the state still pays money, but the researchers make profits.

This is a bit like a mud code given to gamblers in the casino. The mud code cannot be exchanged directly for cash, but as long as the next time the gambling table is the money you win, you can exchange it for cash.

Such treatment conditions must not last long, but this also caused overseas talents to return home after the 21st century.

The world is bustling, all for profit; the world is bustling, all for profit. As a flesh and blood, you want to support your family, and want to be filial to your parents and benefit your relatives and friends, real hope is more meaningful than moral preaching.

However, Zhang Dayong may not be able to wait until that day. As a top figure in the domestic biological world, under the same conditions, it should not be difficult for Zhang Dayong to become a millionaire. However, his generation of scientific researchers have been sacrificed steadily.

No one deliberately sacrificed them, but the ending was like this.

"Professor Zhang, you must take care of yourself and strive to do it for another twenty years," said Yang Rui.

Zhang Dayong laughed twice and said, "It's okay for ten years, I'm afraid I won't be able to hold on for twenty years."

"What are you discussing?" Professor Evans stood beside him, looking curious.

"We are talking about how long can we do scientific research?" Yang Rui smiled and changed to English.

Evans chuckled twice: "I don't know how long it takes to do scientific research, but I know that you must have done it longer than us."

Yang Rui is less than half the average age of other scholars present. Speaking of which, he can do almost 30 years of scientific research.

After another round of envy, Evans told Yang Rui the key points of his closing day speech.

To put it bluntly, the speech is more free than the report. The speech is mainly due to higher degrees of freedom. The speech is fine. If it is a relatively good scholar, such as Yang Zhenning, who won the Nobel Prize at the age of 34 and climbed to the first level, he can talk about life, ideals, and the problems we face when he gives a speech.

There is no such freedom in the report. You can also know that the speech is condescending, and the report is raised.

Reports are usually direct-to-face, indicating that your work is the main form of reporting, which is very simple.

But if it evolved to the speech, it still adopted the simplest model. Professor Nandez could do it, but Yang Rui couldn't do it.

When you meet someone who cares about it, you may be regarded as arrogant.

Yang Rui also doesn't want his appearance in front of international friends, but appears as a Chinese student.

Yang Rui was interested, Evans and others had experience, and the few people hit it off, and the more they chatted, the more they became happy.

"Hello, is the Chinese delegation here?" At some point, a gentle female voice interrupted the communication between the two groups of people.

"Little White Teeth?" Yang Rui saw the timid little white Teeth at a glance.

Standing in front of a group of foreigners with blonde hair, blue-eyed red hair and gray eyes, the little white teeth looked particularly petite and weak.

It was not until he heard Yang Rui's voice and saw his face that Xiaobaiya's eyes suddenly lit up: "Yang Rui!"

She raised her voice and shouted, ran to Yang Rui decisively, spreading her arms out of her way to pounce on her.

The Americans around them all smiled and moved away from their positions. They were very willing to see this kind of boys and girls who were "reunited after a long time".

The only thing that didn't get out of the way was an unlucky chair, and Xiaobaiya had to step over it, so she didn't fall.

A staff member of the conference moved the chair back with lingering fear and suddenly found that the legs of the two chairs had broken, revealing sharp slits, like four sharp teeth.

"Fortunately, this girl didn't step on the damaged place." The staff member was startled and shook the chair in his hand, preparing to deal with it in a while. If something happened, the organizer would have to make a big mistake.

The chair was silent, and there was knowledge under the spring, and a sentence was played in a loop: I was trampled by her, and I was trampled by her.

...
Chapter completed!