Generally speaking, academicians were very busy.
Studying under an academician meant that one would have more free time than studying under an ordinary professor.
After studying at Academician Lu for a while, Lu Zhou had a deep understanding of this point.
There were a total of six desks in the office. One of the desks belonged to Professor Lu Shenjian, one belonged to Lu Zhou, and the other four belonged to the four PhD students.
Most of the time, this office was empty.
The University of Jin Ling did not have a particle collider, so some experiments had to be done in Beijing. The old man was a member of international cooperation organizations such as BESLLL and LHCB. Other than doing experiments, he often had various meetings to attend. He might be in Beijing for a few days, then he would fly to Shanghai in a few days.
Lu Zhou counted with his fingers. Ever since he became Professor Lu Shenjian's student, he could count the number of times he saw this old man with one hand.
In the few times they met, the old man had given him a boundless scope for the exam, but he had never given him any guidance in any of the lessons. He had to rely on himself to learn.
However, because of the old professors in the physics department, Lu Zhou knew a lot of them.
Because of this type of management, most of the time, Lu Zhou planned his own learning pace.
This way, it was no different than when he was an undergraduate?
At least, he did not feel any different.
However, this was good. Lu Zhou was used to this type of self-study. If someone really chased after him and gave him homework every day, or made him sit in the office doing research, he would feel uncomfortable.
Every day, he would either read the book list given to him by the system, read two papers on advanced quantum mechanics and quantum chromodynamics, or go to lectures or lectures to improve his theoretical physics skills.
The 30 concentration capsules that he received from the last mission came in handy. With the help of the pharmacological learning method, he saved a lot of time from repeated reading.
In the book list given to him by the system, theoretical physics only accounted for one-third. Most of the books were in the direction of condensed matter physics, as well as a little bit of molecular chemistry and chemical materials science.
Regarding this point, one could actually see it by looking at the EXP distribution of the reward missions.
After a whole month of hard work in March, Lu Zhou finally pushed the mission to the last step on April Fool's Day.
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[Reading List Reading Documents Reading a Set of Experiments (0/1)]
Standing in the pure white system space, looking at the translucent holographic panel, Lu Zhou let out a sigh of relief.
"Finally, there's only one experiment left."
The topic of the experiment was the real-time in-situ observation of the formation of lithium dendrites in lithium-ion battery electrodes. This experiment required the use of a digital microscope with a timed photo function, and the assembly of a LiFePO4/graphite battery in an argon-filled glove box. The BK-6808 battery test system was used for electrochemical testing, and the observation was done under a digital microscope.
For him, who had no experience in materials chemistry experiments, this kind of experiment was undoubtedly a hellish challenge. Fortunately, he had someone he could ask for help.
After taking one last look at the mission reward on the screen, Lu Zhou muttered to himself and exited the System Space.
After leaving the System Space, Lu Zhou took out his phone and called Liu Bo.
After the call connected, Lu Zhou said hello and went straight to the point.
After hearing Lu Zhou's request, Liu Bo frowned and said, "You want to borrow the laboratory?"
Lu Zhou: "Yeah, is it inconvenient?"
Liu Bo asked curiously, "Of course not, it's just … Why do you suddenly want to do this experiment?"
"I happened to read some literature in this area recently, so I'm a little interested. If possible, I want to understand it through the experiment … "
In short, Lu Zhou made up a reason.
After all, he didn't know why the system wanted to do this.
After listening to Lu Zhou's explanation, Liu Bo didn't think much about it. He said, "Okay then, we're also doing research on electrode materials. If you're interested in this thing, come to our research institute tomorrow. I'll take you to do the experiment."
Lu Zhou: "Thank you so much!"
Liu Bo smiled and said, "You're welcome!"
With Liu Bo around, this experiment was going to be a success.
…
Under normal circumstances, borrowing a laboratory required an application in advance. The experiment content and equipment needed to be written on the application report. After the experiment was over, an experiment report had to be written and submitted.
After all, the equipment in the laboratory was not a toy. The equipment could easily be worth millions or even tens of millions. Sometimes, it was not just a matter of money if it was broken. Many things had to be bought even if one had the money.
However, for Liu Bo, borrowing a laboratory wasn't a difficult thing.
The carbon nanomaterials project team led by Professor Lee Yong-eun was very powerful at Jin Ling University. Not only did they receive national research funds, but they also received investments from companies outside the university. Therefore, it was easy for them to apply for a laboratory.
"… We're also doing electrode materials experiments. If you're interested in this, why don't you come to our project team?" Liu Bo was wearing a white coat as he casually chatted with Lu Zhou while they were walking in the corridor outside the laboratory.
Liu Bo didn't forget to poach people for his boss even though he was just casually chatting.
If this was before, Lu Zhou would have gladly agreed. However, he was no longer an undergraduate student. He hadn't even finished his boss's tasks yet, and he was already working for another boss. That was not a good idea.
But then again, studying these materials science things seemed to be a way to slack off …
Lu Zhou politely declined and said, "No thanks, I have other things to do. I might have to go to Switzerland in May. I can't split myself up."
Liu Bo patted his head and smiled as he said, "I almost forgot, you're already a master's student now. Not bad, Lu Zhou. You just won the Jin Ling University's Annual Person Award, and you already have your graduation certificate in less than half a year. Are you interested in going on stage again this year and winning the master's annual award? "
Lu Zhou coughed and said, "I don't think I'll give this to the same person twice."
"That's hard to say," said Liu Bo as he smiled and pushed open the laboratory door. He then said, "We're here."
The laboratory door opened.
It was not just the experimental equipment, but Brother Qian was also inside. He was fiddling with something that looked like an oven. However, compared to an oven, the shape of this instrument was a bit flatter. There was also a row of water dispensers on the side, which looked a bit strange.
If Lu Zhou remembered correctly, this thing seemed to be called the BK-6808 rechargeable battery tester. Not only did it have its own data processing system, but it could also automatically draw voltage/time, current/time, internal resistance/time, as well as their superposition curves and cycle diagrams. It could also export various formats such as Excel.
As for the price, apparently it was not cheap.
In comparison, compared to the System, Xiao Ai saved him quite a lot of money.
Lu Zhou sighed in his heart and walked forward.
Brother Qian was also wearing a white coat, but he looked much more professional than Liu Bo. After he finished adjusting the various equipment, he turned around and looked at Lu Zhou.
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