Chapter 257 - 203: Ten Million in Funding! Designated a Major Project of the Medical Science Division

Chapter 257: Chapter 203: Ten Million in Funding! Designated a Major Project of the Medical Science Division

Finally, Wu Ting summarized the project’s limitations and outstanding issues.

"Due to limitations such as the research period, funding, and sample size, we have only completed the first and second stages of the project so far. As for the third and fourth stages of the larger project, I plan to continue with more in-depth research after this current project is concluded."

"Specifically, the third stage, as I envision it, requires the development of a completely new antiviral drug. This is beyond the scope of a single postgraduate project. Moreover, new drug development demands significant investment and the support of pharmaceutical R&D companies..."

"As for the fourth stage, we’ve already seen some promising initial signs, but further progress will require building an entirely new theoretical framework. That’s why I’m very much looking forward to exchanging ideas and discussing this with Professor Lin Ning at this afternoon’s lecture."

Wu Ting spoke with eloquence and confidence, laying out the subsequent stages of his project.

In short, it came down to two things: he needed money, and he needed to discuss his work with top experts to innovate on the theoretical mechanisms.

Wu Ting concluded his flawless presentation.

"Thank you to all the experts for being here. I welcome any opinions and suggestions you may have regarding my research."

With a humble bow, Wu Ting stepped to the side, awaiting the expert panel’s review and suggestions.

After hearing Wu Ting’s report, the members of the expert panel broke into spontaneous applause.

Afterwards, Professor Ye Xin, who was Wu Ting’s supervisor’s own mentor, was the first to speak.

As a leading figure in the field of immunology, Professor Ye gave Wu Ting’s project high praise. He lauded its innovation and practicality, especially the fact that Wu Ting had already begun exploratory clinical practice.

Of course, Professor Ye was also very interested in the two subsequent stages of Wu Ting’s research.

"Wu Ting, your third and fourth stages of research will indeed require a long-term commitment and significant investment. I think we can consider how to proceed with them after you’ve concluded this current postgraduate project. I’m certain many top-tier teams would be eager to collaborate with you."

Professor Ye didn’t say it outright, but it was obvious his own team was one of them. If Wu Ting needed it, he would offer his full support.

"In summary, my evaluation of Wu Ting’s project report is: Approved for passing!"

Following Professor Ye’s effusive praise, Professor Deng began his evaluation.

"Regarding Wu Ting’s project, starting with the topic selection, each stage is clearly defined, and the disciplinary characteristics are distinct. The way it intersects the two fields of immunology and hepatic tumors holds profound clinical significance."

"The research methodology for the entire project is sound, the core theoretical mechanism is designed with accuracy and clarity, the cited sources are reliable, the arguments are rigorous, and the conclusions are logical."

"What’s most impressive is that even though only two stages of the research are complete, the results are substantial, the framework is complete, and it demonstrates immense practicality and originality. It also has vast potential for clinical application. For the diagnosis and treatment of hepatitis B-related primary liver cancer, this is of milestone significance."

"I believe this research project has sufficiently met its expected goals and has already achieved ideal results. My only slight regret is that we won’t be able to see the results of the third and fourth stages in the near future."

"However, I share Professor Ye’s sentiment. After this project is concluded, should you require it for your subsequent research, our BIO-X Life Science Research Center would also welcome an in-depth collaboration!"

"In summary, my official evaluation of Wu Ting’s project is: Approved for passing!"

What was supposed to be a student’s project evaluation had gradually turned into a praise-fest and a recruitment drive for collaboration.

Standing to the side, Shen Siyuan beamed with pride. ’This is the project I supervised!’

After the two titans had spoken, Dean Chen of the Xianglin City Xuanshang University Affiliated Tumor Hospital began his evaluation:

"As someone who has personally collaborated with Wu Ting on a surgery related to this research project, I believe I have significant standing to comment."

Dean Chen’s words were filled with amazement and admiration. "...I believe Wu Ting’s topic has immense research value. The results he has already achieved—in the first and second stages, including the associated Perfect Triple Method—are worthy of being promoted and adopted by every qualified Hepatic Tumor Surgery department in the country."

"Having personally participated in two surgeries using the immune negative-regulation therapy combined with the Perfect Triple Method, I believe the results of Wu Ting’s research can raise the ceiling for all surgical teams in the hepatic tumor field. It can also significantly shorten the learning curve for surgeons. For radical hepatectomy in our country, this is nothing short of a paradigm-shifting revolution."

"And mind you, I’m not just talking about a theoretical innovation. This is a verified, revolutionary new treatment protocol that is mature enough for widespread clinical implementation!"

"This is a remarkable, I would even say a great, project!"

Dean Chen was visibly excited. If Wu Ting agreed, he would want to implement this brand-new diagnosis and treatment system in his own department immediately.

"So, as for my official evaluation of Wu Ting’s project, it is without a doubt..."

"Approved for passing!"

Feeling the fervor in Dean Chen’s praise, Wu Ting gave him a grateful smile. In fact, Dean Chen had also provided ample support for the upgrade of the 5.0 large model.

Wu Ting was deeply grateful to these seniors who were helping to advance his career.