Song Chu deliberately let Song Ping reveal his news to Mr. Wei when he came back.

She felt that there was no need to hide things between her and her teacher, and trust was the bridge to build the relationship between them.

She nodded and smiled, "I led the research on a new type of fever-reducing drug. It takes a short time to take effect and has very few side effects. The higher-ups pay a lot of attention to it. Now the trial has been successful and it has started clinical trials."

This is no longer a big secret. After the clinical trial begins, many people will know about it, so it does not constitute a leak.

Mr. Wei asked with a pleased smile, "Is this fever-reducing medicine above the international level?"

Song Chu nodded and said, "Well, other countries don't have fever-reducing drugs that are so effective and have such few side effects."

Although she wants to change many things, she is a person with integrity and principles.

She never disdains to use her prophets to monopolize or use other people's research results first.

For example, pharmaceutical companies in Europe and the United States have an anti-inflammatory drug that will be launched on the market later, which is more in line with current scientific and technological productivity.

She just happened to know the approximate formula ratio of this anti-inflammatory drug, so it would be easy for her to be the first to develop it and seize the market, after all, the other party's product was still a semi-finished product.

But that biopharmaceutical laboratory has been researching this anti-inflammatory drug for several years. If she develops it first, all the hard work of these people will be wasted.

She didn't want to do that, and didn't want to deprive other researchers of their research efforts and results. She respected the contributions and labor of every researcher.

All the drugs Song Chu wants to develop are those she has researched herself or have already developed into finished products, or if she feels there is a need for something, she will develop a new drug from scratch. She has the ability and confidence to do so.

Therefore, she would rather improve the anti-inflammatory drugs she had developed, even if it would encounter many difficulties, than to adopt a new one.

Mr. Wei was happy and proud, but also a little regretful. He sighed, "It's a pity that you can't publish a paper on this fever-reducing drug in the International Biology magazine, and apply for a patent."

Otherwise, if he did so, he might be labeled a capitalist-roader if he was not careful. So although he felt regretful, he did not want the students to suffer such a blow.

Otherwise, the students will definitely be able to gain visibility in the international biopharmaceutical industry because of this drug, and have the opportunity to communicate and converse with top experts in this field.

Song Chu knew what the teacher meant. Many people who had returned from abroad in the past were labeled capitalist-roaders and sent down to the countryside for reform. The teacher was one of them. She wanted to write a paper and submit it to an international authoritative journal, but it was not realistic at the moment.

She was afraid that she wouldn't be able to send it by mail, and if someone deliberately used this as an excuse, she would be in a lot of trouble.

The same is true for applying for patents. There is no awareness of applying for patents in the country now, nor are there any channels and laws and regulations in this regard, let alone such application agencies.

In cases like this, you can generally apply for a patent from authoritative organizations in Europe and the United States. The certifications of these organizations are recognized worldwide, and you can directly file a lawsuit for infringement.

But given the current situation in the country, they are unable to apply.

Song Chu looked at the teacher's disappointed and regretful expression, and smiled and comforted him: "Teacher, this is only temporary. Maybe my new paper will be published in International Biology next year."

It is now July. In three months, the gang will be crushed and the ten-year movement will be over.

The domestic situation will begin to improve and become more open-minded. Next year, she will not face much resistance and trouble in publishing papers and applying for patents. Instead, she should receive great support and attention.

Mr. Wei was stunned for a moment, then laughed: "That's right, we must always hold on to hope."

"Teacher, when I went to Kyoto, I found that the situation had changed a lot. You might be able to return to Kyoto by the end of this year or next year." Song Chu said.

Her teacher is one of the top professors in the field of biopharmaceuticals in China and was once very famous internationally. It is possible that she was among the first batch to be rehabilitated. After all, the country is in particular need of talents at this time.

Mr. Wei didn't want to let his student down, so he smiled and said, "Then I'll accept your good words."

Gu Lao naturally heard what the two said, and said to Song Chu: "Tell me about the current situation in Kyoto."

After listening to this, Mr. Gu's face first became serious, and then he thought deeply.

After a moment, he looked up and said to Old Wei with a smile, "Old Wei, maybe we really have hope of returning to Kyoto in one or two years."

"I think so too." Song Chu said with a smile. Mr. Gu is Mr. Gu. He can see through and infer some things after listening to her words.

"That would be great." Old Wei nodded with a smile.

Although his days are relatively peaceful now, he finds that he is still reluctant to discard what he has learned throughout his life, and he still wants to return to the laboratory he loves.

After staying in Xiaba Village for three days, Song Chu returned to the county town to have a meal with Sheng Qingyang and Huo Kai. After staying at home for a day, he took Gu Jin back to the provincial capital.

Soon, a week's vacation passed and Song Chu went to work at the research institute.

"Morning, Researcher Song!"

"Hello, Song Research Institute!"

After entering the research institute, many colleagues, whether they had met her or not, known to her or not, took the initiative to greet her.

Song Chu roughly guessed that it might be the new drug project in Shangjing and the dismissal of Luo Chunqiu from his assistant position that changed everyone's attitude towards her.

She has never been an arrogant person. Instead, she is very casual. She will not take advantage of others' politeness and will just nod in response to others' greetings.

After she walked away, everyone started talking in low voices.

"Researcher Song seems quite easygoing."

"Yeah! With such a big project, they don't take it lightly or make a fool of themselves."

"If Luo Chunqiu had such achievements, he would have looked down on people with his chin long ago."

"That's right. Luo Chunqiu and I used to be in the same office and we had a pretty good relationship. But after she became Vice President Guan's assistant, she ignored me when I greeted her, as if she was superior to me. It's really infuriating."

"So she can't go far. Researcher Song is not on the same level as her."

"I didn't expect that Researcher Song, at such a young age, could lead the experiment and manufacture of new drugs, and most importantly, succeed. It's amazing."

"I've often heard of geniuses before, but I've never seen one. I never thought that one day I'd get to see one, and this genius is right next to me."

"If the clinical results are consistent with the experimental results, then our institute will probably become famous among biopharmaceutical institutes across the country. This is all thanks to Researcher Song."

"Young, beautiful, elegant, talented, and awesome, Researcher Song will be someone I admire from now on."

"I just took the initiative to greet her, but I didn't expect that she would smile and nod in response. I was so nervous and excited."

"Me too. I feel like I can brag about this for a long time after getting to know the genius of our institute so closely."

The new drug has entered clinical trials, and the confidentiality agreement signed is mainly for the formula of the new drug, etc., and does not prohibit external publicity.

Therefore, Dean Qiao announced it at the institute a few days ago and affirmed Song Chu's leading role and contribution. Only then did everyone know about this matter and discussed it privately.

(End of this chapter)