The reception desk administrator at Sanbo Research Institute Laboratory, Xiao Chen, has been very busy recently. She has to handle numerous inquiries from both domestic and international institutions seeking collaboration, arrange visits, manage deliveries, and so on every day.
"Doctor Tang, we've received 37 international emails this week." Xiao Chen said incredulously, clutching a stack of printed documents, "Harvard, Stanford, Cambridge, Max Planck Society... all inquiring about potential cooperation. Plus, nine multinational pharmaceutical companies want to send high-level delegations for exchange and study."
Tang Shun glanced at the email summaries; the wording was extremely courteous, but the intent was clear: they hoped to establish contact. Sometimes, the scientific community exhibits greater sensitivity than the capital market.
