It has been opened a lot in the past six months, and international magazines have appeared in China one after another.

Education and technology have begun to focus on it.

Monthly magazines like "International Biology" have entered the library of BGI three months ago, and will purchase twenty copies from abroad every month and mail them back.

But in this way, if you want to borrow, you have to queue up every month, and the borrowing time cannot exceed three.

Major biopharmaceutical research institutes and pharmaceutical companies across the country also purchase them.

"International Biology" is currently the most authoritative professional journal in the world about medical, biology and biopharmaceuticals. All the articles that can be published on it have been reviewed and reviewed, and were finally judged as a very high-level paper school

Currently, those who publish papers in International Biology every month are relatively well-known and even top experts in biology, medical care, and biopharmaceuticals abroad.

No paper in China has been published in "International Biology", including Mr. Wei and two other top domestic pharmaceutical experts.

Originally, Mr. Wei had the most hope of publishing, but who knew that he encountered that movement and was then deported for nine years, and missed the opportunity.

Now he doesn't have a very outstanding pharmaceutical project, so he still has to continue working hard.

The other two pharmaceutical experts were also affected by the movement. Even if they had projects at the beginning, they could not mail the papers. They were even more afraid that they would be reported and labeled as capitalist roaders if they were not focused.

Now the domestic level is seriously behind, so there is no hope of publishing it.

So it is conceivable what kind of sensation it would cause in the domestic pharmaceutical industry if Song Chu could publish a paper.

Although Mr. Wei regrets that he did not publish successfully, he now feels that it is good that the regret is made up for by the students.

Song Chu asked: "Teacher, are you familiar with the submission process of "International Biology"?"

She herself didn't know very well, after all, now is different from later generations.

Mr. Wei nodded and smiled, "I know, I also know the way of submitting a deputy editor."

"If you find it troublesome, please correct the paper and leave it to me to apply for it."

Song Chu couldn't ask for it, "That's great, I asked the teacher to help me vote."

"Do you write the English version yourself or submit it to let them translate it yourself? If you do this, you don't know the translation effect." Mr. Wei asked.

He once went abroad and had a good English proficiency, but after nine years of his decentralized career, he no longer had contact with this aspect, especially his professional written English thesis. He was much unfamiliar with him and could not help Song Chu complete it.

He knew that Song Chu's English was very good, and he didn't know what the written paper would be like.

Song Chu replied confidently: "I'll write it myself, I'm quite good at this."

"Okay, then you have modified both versions, and then hand them over to me and I'll take them to mail them together." Mr. Wei found that his students were very good in all aspects, so he didn't have to worry about anything at all.

Song Chu nodded: "Okay, teacher."

It was almost time for get out of class to end, and Mr. Wei asked the people from the experimental class to finish class first. He left Zhou Yang and the other two to continue talking with Song Chu.

These are all students he values, so he naturally hopes to get along with each other and communicate more and communicate more.

After chatting for a while, Song Chu asked: "Teacher, is it impossible to talk about the complete pharmaceutical production line?"

Hearing this, Mr. Wei's smiled face became a little heavier, "Well, I've talked about it many times before, and I can't finish it."

"The D-country originally had a talk, but they not only used the excuse of eliminating the production line that had been eliminated for several years, but the price was still outrageous. Companies in other countries were basically unhappy to sell complete production lines and only sell some separate equipment. We can only buy scattered ones with our noses and use them first."

"So it is impossible to mass produce some drugs that are more suitable for current technology, such as the new type of antipyretic drugs you have developed."

He pointed to Song Chu's paper, "If your anti-inflammatory drug is successful in research and clinical experiments, it will not be able to be mass-produced. This is much more difficult than reducing the fever."

This is also the most troublesome aspect of their current headache. They have developed medicine but cannot produce it. It feels like they are guarding a golden ingot that cannot be used.

Zhou Yang and others have been engaged in this industry for many years, and the smile on their faces also disappeared without consciously when they mentioned this.

"Hey, we don't have the technology to develop production lines at all. What we have always been thinking about is to introduce one in first, study it carefully, and then see on this basis whether we can develop our own production lines."

Mr. Wei sighed, "It's a pity that I can't even buy a complete production line now, and I don't know when we can cherry blossoms."

Song Chu felt the teacher's sadness, and she also gave birth to a heavy blessing.

"I came to Beijing this time to complete the production line. I published papers and registered two patents, and also paved the way for this." She said.

Mr. Wei and others were shocked, "What? Did you come to the complete production line?"

"Come on," Mr. Wei asked with an inquiry look on his face.

If someone else said this, he would definitely not believe it or have hope, but if this person was replaced by Song Chu, he would be unable to help but believe that she might have a way.

Song Chu did not hide it either, "I know a big mechanical businessman. He is good friends with a pharmaceutical expert from Sainte Company. I asked Gu Yue to invite them to come to Kyoto recently."

"I am more than 50% sure to convince the Saiante pharmaceutical expert and ask him to report to apply for approval, so that we can introduce a complete production line."

"I have already found a direction for the specific plan."

Mr. Wei couldn't help but be excited, "Is there really more than 50% of the confidence?"

Song Chu nodded, speaking with a certain tone: "Yes, there are some."

"That's great, then you'll be well prepared recently. If you need cooperation, Lao Wen and I will definitely cooperate with you."

Mr. Wei paused: "If you have any needs, domestic pharmaceutical companies will definitely cooperate well."

At present, no domestic pharmaceutical companies do not want to introduce complete production lines, let alone the production lines of the top three pharmaceutical companies in the world, such as Saint.

I was afraid I never dared to think about it in my dreams before.

If Chuchu could talk about it, he felt that each family could make a fight.

As for how Song Chu would use to subdue the expert of the Saiante Company, he did not ask too much, he was only responsible for believing it.

After listening to it, Zhou Yang and the other two had a feeling of being too optimistic about whether the teacher and the junior sister imagined it was too optimistic.

I used many methods to find medium-sized pharmaceutical companies in China but failed to discuss the introduction successfully, let alone the complete production line of the world's third largest company. Is this possible?

It was their first time to get in touch with Song Chu. Although they recognized her ability to provide biopharmaceuticals, they really couldn't have much hope when talking about production lines.
Chapter completed!