It's obvious that he wants to intervene.
Each of them spoke a sentence, and before Mr. Huang had time to reply, his cell phone dinged with a new message.
He didn't bother to answer the two people and turned on his cell phone. Sure enough, it was a message from Qiao Nian.
Is a URL link.
At first glance, he felt that the URL looked familiar, but he was not sure. He felt a little nervous, pursed his lips, and clicked on the link.
A familiar website page appeared before his eyes.
Mr. Huang was stunned for a moment, stared at the website, stood up suddenly, and then excitedly read the paper.
There was a red stamp with the letter S on it.
It took him a long time to come back to his senses.
S.
BMJ is a famous medical journal in Country Y and also a famous international medical journal. There is a special student-bmj section on the BMJ official website, which is an authoritative academic paper copyright for medical students and junior doctors. The papers listed in this section are all top papers in various medical research fields. The BMJ website also rates these papers.
It is divided into AS grades, with A being the worst and S being the best.
Because the selection system is very strict, there are only a few papers rated as S-level on the official website so far.
He personally has several research papers selected as S-level, but he doesn't care much about these and is no longer at the age to care.
But he didn't expect that Qiao Nian had also published a paper on the BMJ official website, and it was an S-level paper!
Mr. Huang was completely shocked.
He looked at the publication date of the paper, which was two years ago and was an academic research paper on bone surgery.
Signing is simple.
QN.
If Qiao Nian hadn't sent him a link online that led to this paper, he would never have been able to connect this paper signed by QN with his new student.
Because only people in the medical field understand how abnormal it is to be able to publish a paper on such an authoritative medical website and be selected as S-level.
What’s more, the other party’s age... when he published the paper, he was only 16 years old!
What a talent!
Seeing the sudden change in his usually calm face, Nie Mi also became nervous. He stood up unconsciously, leaned over and asked, "What's wrong? Is it because Nian Nian hasn't published any papers? It's normal for her to not have published these things at her age. You..."
Before he finished speaking, Mr. Huang had come back to his senses, his eyes glowing with passion. He shook his head, interrupted him, and said in a suppressed and excited tone, "No. She sent me her published paper. Wait a minute, I'll save the link and post it on Instagram right away."
He had heard the name QN before. It was a relatively mysterious name in medical forums and had published a paper on it.
It was rated S in BMJ. Some people have inquired about the nationality and age of this QN. However, looking at the entire medical community, anyone who is capable of writing an S-level paper denied that they had written this paper.
Unexpectedly, it was Qiao Nian!
Mr. Huang couldn't wait any longer and directly took a screenshot of the paper on his mobile phone and copied the link. Without further ado, he also had an INS account, which he usually let others manage and he seldom logged in. This time was the first time he logged into the account himself and posted a new status.
[Life-long learning!]
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(End of this chapter)