"I am a scientist and I support the Human Genome Project. At the same time, I will actively introduce the plan to the government. As for whether it can be adopted, I am not sure." Yang Rui's answer was very cautious.

"Thank you Professor Yang for your answer." The host walked up to the front desk again, preparing to end his question to Yang Rui.

The press conference that went through the motions has already spread too much information.

"I heard that there are many universities and research institutions that are contacting you. Which top research institute or university would you choose to go to?" This time the question was an American, and he had no intention of covering up his accent at all.

His problem this time also attracted great attention. The host also quietly retreated.

Most Nobel Prize winners basically have mature scientific research teams and are in stable positions and research institutions. Few people can change jobs at will. Even later Chinese Changjiang scholars are tied up by various contracts and projects. Nobel Prize-level scholars are at least at the second level in the world, so where can they run?

However, in the eyes of foreign bystanders, Peking University where Yang Rui is located is obviously not a top research institution. In terms of China's economic level in the 1980s, it is very barely first-class.

In terms of world rankings alone, Cairo University in Egypt is higher than Peking University today.

Some people even take it for granted that Yang Rui, who won the Nobel Prize, would change jobs to other world-renowned universities.

In the era when the dream of going abroad was popular, this was not a strange or weird situation.

Yang Rui smiled casually, shook his head slightly, and said, "I don't mean to go to other research institutions. In addition, I have not contacted other universities and research institutions."
Chapter completed!