Dr. Charles Moore's laboratory is the basic laboratory and is not in this building.

Under the leadership of Brock Lesner, several people walked closer and took a short ten minutes to arrive at a building that looked very modern.

After entering, he walked to a laboratory and Bullock Lesner introduced: "This is Dr. Charles' laboratory."

Before entering the door, Zheng Ren smelled a faint sour smell.

No matter how high-end the laboratory is, it is difficult to avoid these odors. Maybe there are some unknown toxic gases that will cause serious damage to the human body.

This is also the trouble of basic research workers.

Brock Lesner took the lead and greeted Dr. Charles, and Zheng Ren and others then went in.

"Dr. Charles, I'm sorry for what happened just now." Zheng Ren bowed slightly and expressed his respect for an old scientist and doctor. "Because there are tips teaching surgery in the afternoon, so..."

Dr. Charles waved his hand, interrupted Zheng Ren's apologetic words, and signaled Zheng Ren to sit down.

"Your surgery was done very well," said Dr. Charles in a low and slow voice. "It's very good, it's quite like the surgery I used to be when I was young."

If others said this, Su Yun would have slapped him.

But this kind of words came from Dr. Charles Moore, which was a kind of praise, a kind of praise, and almost reached the extreme recognition.

Zheng Ren smiled slightly.

"I checked the information I received from the Nobel Prize this year and saw your name." Dr. Charles didn't go around the circle and went straight to the topic: "Young man, after seeing your surgery, I feel a sense of intimacy. So, I want to give you some advice."

Zheng Ren sat upright and listened with his ears.

"In 1944, Dr. Monitz discovered that after the frontal lobe of the brain was removed, the animals in the experiment would become quiet from manic state, so he gradually transformed this study into a clinical surgical procedure, and in 1949 he won the Nobel Prize in Medicine and Biology." Dr. Charles said gently.

Zheng Ren knew about this and had been bothering him.

Since this incident, the Nobel Prize in Medicine and Biology has never been awarded to clinical procedures again.

Even kidney transplantation, a procedure that has been proven to be completely successful, is awarded the Nobel Prize from the perspective of basic research.

"I think you know that this technique is called a shame for the Nobel Prize," said Dr. Charles.

Zheng Ren thought to himself that the Peace Prize is a shame, why don’t you say it? But this involves the issue of different values. Zheng Ren doesn’t want to have a three-view collision with Dr. Charles here.

So it's just a little bit of a complaint.

"I mean, you won the nomination with a new technique, which is a dead end," said Dr. Charles. "Based on my understanding of the Nobel Prize judges, they are conservative and rigid, and it is absolutely impossible for a clinical technique to pass the evaluation and win the Nobel Prize."

Zheng Ren knew, so when he heard Dr. Charles say that, he felt a little sad.

"Young man, you finally know why I gave up my clinical work and devoted myself to basic research when I was forty-two years old."

"It's to win the Nobel Prize." Zheng Renying said.

"Well, this is a dream," said Dr. Charles. "My advice is that if you want to win the Nobel Prize, you will give up your clinical work and devote yourself to basic research. I think with your talent, you will find the road to the Nobel Prize in complex basic research."

"If you don't want to give up your clinical work, then give up the Nobel Prize. In fact, after you get it, looking back, life seems to be very boring."

Dr. Charles' voice was faint and distant. An old man who was about to lie in front of the fireplace covered a blanket, hugged a cat, and told his children and grandchildren about his bizarre experience in his life.

"I will seriously consider your suggestions." Zheng Ren replied affirmatively, but did not make a choice on the spot.

Although adults do not do multiple-choice questions, this is just a joke. There are choices everywhere in life, who can not do it?

But the choice Zheng Ren faced was a big choice in life.

Should I give up clinical surgery for honor, or should I give up the Nobel Prize when I insist on clinical surgery?

Dr. Charles just smiled and began to discuss with Zheng Ren the issue of renal sympathetic nerves and renal artery fusion.

This time, Brock Lesner, who was standing aside, suddenly felt energetic.

He listened carefully.

Although Dr. Charles only took a look, he had a very profound understanding of anatomy, the kind that was at the core.

It is enough for him to take a look at many things, and he can put forward many new views, opinions and improvement plans.

Zheng Ren is another model.

He also gained a deep understanding of this study after nearly a hundred cases of anatomy and experiments in the system operating room.

One is to analyze it from a broad perspective, and the other is to explain it from a practical basis. The conversation between the elderly and the young is particularly enjoyable.

Both Dr. Charles and Zheng Ren were inspired by more.

However, the one who gained the most was Brock Lesner.

He never expected that the research on percutaneous renal sympathetic nerves would have so many research directions and details.

Although he has been doing this research for several years and has had successful cases before, providing an idea for the treatment of stubborn hypertension, he is still very unfamiliar with many ideas.

It took a long time for Brock Lesner to understand the conversation between Dr. Charles and Zheng Ren.

This is pure academic research and belongs to the category of basic research.

Nearly an hour later, Dr. Charles was a little tired, so Zheng Ren stopped communicating and wanted to say goodbye and leave.

"Young people, perhaps the research on hypertension is also the direction you can choose." Dr. Charles finally gave Zheng Ren a suggestion.

If it is a research technique, it will definitely not work. But the doctor believes that with Zheng Ren's solid basic skills, if he devotes himself to scientific research, this project will definitely have a breakthrough.

It may be five years, ten years, or twenty years, who can say it well? It is a miracle that I won the Nobel Prize for nucleic acid projects after twelve years.

Perhaps, he might have broken this miracle.

Zheng Ren did not refuse, but just responded politely.

After walking out of the institute, Zheng Ren felt that he had gained something. His mind was running very quickly and he was still savoring the conversation with Dr. Charles.

Both Su Yun and Professor Rudolph Wagner were very depressed. If he had known this was the case, he would not have let Zheng Ren meet Dr. Charles.
Chapter completed!