Even now, this achievement does not have its own separate name.

This is probably the most insignificant Nobel Prize achievement in history...

...

At the same time, on the other side.

In the office of the chairman of CRHPC, Xu Chuan, who was busy analyzing the data from the sterile neutrino and dark matter verification collision experiment, also saw this news interview.

His eyes fell on the familiar name, and he couldn't help but feel a happy smile on his face as he watched her talk about the dark matter theory.

The student who had studied with him for several years has now begun to show her own brilliance.

Although winning the Fields Medal means surpassing more than 99.9999% of scholars, for the still young Amelia, this is just the beginning.

The current further breakthroughs in the field of astrophysics are a symbol that she is still moving forward on the academic road.

Judging from the news interview with the "Washington Post", Amelia can see a lot of growth in the data analysis work of these three stars and some of the methods used.

For him, as a mentor and an exponent of the Xu-Weyl-Berry theorem, there is probably no greater sense of accomplishment than seeing the saplings he cultivated grow into a towering tree.

After all, this is not only the growth of a student, but also the further dissemination, application and development of the academic theories he created to the academic world.

For a Chinese, there is probably nothing more meaningful and proud than this.

With a smile on his face, Xu Chuan, who had read the entire news report, put the newspaper in the bookcase behind him with a smile, sat back at his desk, and looked at the analysis data of the previous collision experiments.

His students have all taken a big step forward in the theory of void field and dark matter, and his mentor may not be far behind.
Chapter completed!