If the hidden dragon in the abyss is used to describe the state of some great men before the rise, then the Peking University Library will be a bottomless "aby".

Unlike what ordinary people imagine, libraries are not just places to collect books. If they only need to collect books, wouldn’t the term book warehouse be more appropriate? The actual purpose of libraries is actually to sort out books, and most importantly, the analysis and reporting of books.

"Overview of the Chinese Core Journals" is an achievement led by Peking University Library. In terms of use, "Overview of the Chinese Core Journals" is no different from SCI, both of which are evaluations of the value of the journal.

From the perspective of a library, this is actually a money-saving job. Because there are thousands of journals in the world, no matter how big a library is, it cannot order all journals without choice. In this case, it requires an evaluation system to order which journals to order.

In practical applications, core journals have become an evaluation criterion for Chinese journals. It is considered to be at least meaningful to publish papers in core journals. Compared with ordinary people, whether they are teachers, professors, or engineers and artists, if you want to evaluate professional titles, you must at least publish articles in core journals.

In 1983, although Peking University had not yet made this thing, the demand had actually emerged.

As for foreign papers, they first collected papers by Chinese authors.

When subscribed journals are sent, first open the directory page, record the work unit, name, paper and other information of Chinese authors, especially domestic authors, and then organize them month by month to form a nationwide report.

Before computers have intervened, this work can help a lot even if it is rough.

After Tang gathered, he called two students and looked for them under the entry "yang".

The three of them grinned, but couldn't find the right one.

Seeing that it was about to have a meal, a student whispered: "If you know the unit, you might be able to find something."

"He is from Peking University... Wait, who knows which school he used to be from?" Tang Ji asked himself.

The two students looked at each other, but they didn't know which school they were from before.

Tang touched his chin, wrote a note, called a student, and said, "You go to the administrative building to ask, find the admissions office or archives office, and ask them to check it."

The students ran away when they received the task.

When I came back, the note already had the words "Xibao Middle School in Xi County, Nanhu City, Hedong Province."

"First check under the items in Nanhu City." Tang issued an order, and the two students snorted and flipped through the items.

In a prefecture-level city, there are not many articles published in a year. Tang Jiji is worried that Yang Rui has not marked his unit at all. After all, he was both students back then and now, so it seems normal not to mark the school specifically.

Of course, there is another possibility that Yang Rui had never published an article before. However, Tang recalled the review he read in the collection and found it unlikely. Not to mention other words, just the writing style, we can see that the review is already very mature.

The language of the thesis does not require a lot of training, but without a certain accumulation, it is still very difficult to write a thesis with ease.

As a freshman and at Peking University, Yang Rui has no professor who is bored to make great efforts to revise an undergraduate review. The more obvious answer is that if any professor puts such effort into it, it is impossible not to sign the paper.

“Finally found.”

A student's cry of relief interrupted Tang Ji's thoughts, as if the director had called out a card, and the turbulent sounds of the room disappeared.

Tang stood up and asked, "How many articles are there?"

"It seems there are more than a dozen articles." The student gave the two pictures with the entries to Tang Ji.

Fly-headed small calligraphy, Yishui's book title and the annotation of Miyang, appeared in front of Tang Ji.

"This is a paper written for Jielikan's work." Tang Ji remembered what Yang Rui said and thought to himself: His role in Jielikan seems to be quite good.

The first paper entries arranged according to the timeline include Chinese and English. Tang Ji read the name while drawing the first one and looking at the second chapter card.

The three letters "acs" skip several lines and directly catch the eyes of Tang.

Tang Jiji didn't care about anything else and immediately looked at the entry.

It turned out to be "Acs Chemistry Biology"... Tang Ji suddenly felt much more relaxed, and thought to himself: Fortunately, it's not Jacs and Acsnano.

JACS is a top journal in the field of chemistry and a height that Tang Ji himself cannot reach. If Yang Rui could publish such an article, he would be embarrassed to include it in his scientific research group.

However, Tang suddenly thought about it and said that "acs Chemistry Biology" is also a good journal.

The impact factor of four to five may be just a master's degree in the American academic community, but in China in the 1980s, this was something that many local professors might not be able to achieve.

In the 1980s, China was poor in academic research, and there was almost no meaningful academic foundation for the previous generations. In the 1980s, people started to start with SCI introductory journals. Except for a few professors who returned from abroad, very few local Chinese people could publish papers in top journals.

Journals like acs chemistry and biology, which are included in Chinese journals, can also be said to be top-notch. If it weren’t for an institution like Peking University, there would be such a student in other schools that could have shown off with great fanfare.

Tang Jing was an ordinary bull in Peking University, but he also published papers with an impact factor of more than 10. At this time, his mind immediately began to think about the direction of recruiting Yang Rui.

It seems unrealistic to let Yang Rui leave the laboratory of Jielikang. Tang Ji knew that college students nowadays want to work in foreign companies. Why are so many people rushing to go to Shenzhen? Because workers in a foreign company toy factory in Shenzhen have a salary of three or four hundred yuan. Many mainlanders would rather give up their generous government jobs or university teaching positions and would rather go to Shenzhen to work as workers, which can illustrate the attractive gap between the two.

It seems that it is very easy to work for Jilikang's laboratory and enter Jilikang after graduation.

Such laboratories in foreign companies are hard to come by, and compared with domestic university laboratories, the attraction is not a small part.

On the other hand, the research and development costs of several Yang Rui's papers are more than tens of thousands of yuan, and the cost of the instrument is at least hundreds of thousands. Tang Jiji calculated this way, and it can naturally determine how much Yang Rui is valued in Jielikan.

It can be said that senior lecturers at Peking University do not have the experimental conditions like Yang Rui, and associate professors with a poor level cannot obtain such a large amount of funds.

Tang Ji's laboratory has accumulated some accumulation, and he has applied for one million yuan this year, which can support a laboratory that seems to be better than Yang Rui's entry. However, Tang Ji's laboratory serves Tang Ji himself and several members of the scientific research team, and he cannot give it to Yang Rui.

What's more, the research directions are also different.

Whether it is coenzyme q10, plant extraction, or solanol extraction, it has little to do with Tang's protein research, and the same is true for Yang Rui's recent review.

After thinking about it, Tang Ji couldn't help but think: Can you only let him work part-time? I'm afraid he doesn't want to work part-time.

Despite this doubt, Tang Ji still decided to give it a try.

The next morning, Tang Ji called Yang Rui and made an appointment with him directly in his laboratory.

In terms of the administrative level of the laboratory, the first sequence in China should be a national key laboratory, the second sequence is a provincial key laboratory, and the third sequence is a department or school-level laboratory, such as the Provincial Department of Agriculture.

For laboratories that are even lower than the third sequence, they are basically just laboratories and are hard to say that they have any research. As for the first sequence laboratory, they are not topped up. There are strong and weak. There are academicians and Yangtze River scholars, and the weak are even associate professors.

However, the construction of national key laboratories had just begun in the early 1980s. Those who can pass the application at this time will be the first sequence in 30 years later.

Tangji's laboratory has applied for a national key laboratory, but as far as the current equipment is concerned, it is still difficult to pass.

However, for the sake of supporting him, Peking University helped to get more funds this year, which has been considered as a benefit.

Yang Rui walked around the laboratory and compared it silently with his own laboratory, but found that there were still some shortcomings.

For people in society, building laboratories with personal funds must at least be as good as Forbes’s wealthy person on the list. Yang Rui’s money is now a lot, and compared with the national investment, it is still too insignificant.

Even if Tang Jiji's laboratory is only average, he is particularly deficient.

"The revolution has not been successful yet, and comrades still need to work hard." Yang Rui muttered.

Under the curious eyes of the two graduate students in the laboratory, Tang asked: "What do you think of this laboratory?"

"It's good, but I have a laboratory work in Jielikang..." Yang Rui explained briefly again. He didn't know why Tang Ji called himself to come to the laboratory. Logically speaking, Tang Ji had no reason to ask him to join the research group again.

With Yang Rui's current situation, those who can still come up with tempting conditions are either big betting figures with abundant funds under their name, or they even have multiple laboratories, or they are ordinary professors, without restrictions on Yang Rui.

After Tang concentrated on thinking, he said confidently: "Look at this, I am in the laboratory, leaving you a ** place. You usually help your classmates do some experiments, you can also use laboratory equipment, and I can also apply for experimental materials to the school for you. Your paper can also be signed by you, but I hope you can add the name of my research group. Finally, I will not interfere with your work in Jielikang."

This passage is translated to allow Yang Rui to work part-time in the experimental group in Tangji. In addition to the experimental group, Yang Rui is only needed to help tutor and train other students.

At the same time, Yang Rui can also apply for funds from the government and schools through Tang Jiji's research group, which is particularly rare, because neither Yang Rui nor Jielikang can obtain funds from the country.

Tang Ji's proposal is similar to what Yang Rui gave to Wei Zhenxue back then, and it is related to the relative relationship. However, Yang Rui is a student but has a laboratory, Wei Zhenxue is a researcher but lacks money, while Tang Ji's proposal is both rich and has a status. It is indeed commendable to make such a proposal.

Yang Rui swallowed all the refusal and thought about it: "Jielikan will definitely ask to write a special contract, that is, distinguish the rights and obligations enjoyed by the two laboratories. Can you agree?"

"Of course. However, you can only work in these two laboratories and cannot join other laboratories." Tang Ji hopes that Yang Rui can help him train and manage students, in the words of later generations, he is just a small boss.

Talents are too scarce now. Tang Ji only has young lecturers and teaching assistants. If Yang Rui can support the training and management of scientific research dogs, even if he supports half of them, he can free a teaching assistant and help Tang Ji work. In comparison, Yang Rui only uses laboratory equipment and has to be named a laboratory, which will not lose much to him, which is equivalent to realizing the administrative value of the laboratory.

This is a cooperation that is needed for mutual acquisition. Yang Rui had no reason to object and made a decision quickly and said, "I hope to apply to join your scientific research group if I do this."

"Okay, okay." Tang Ji was happy that he had an additional officer under his command and encouraged morale: "I am applying for a national key laboratory. If the application is successful, you are also a veteran of the laboratory. If you do well, you will have the opportunity to stay in school in the future..."

Yang Rui was happy to be affiliated with the laboratory, so that at least he could restore the freedom of college students in the 21st century. In contrast, tutoring lab students was just a few more scientific research dogs. Yang Rui had been a scientific research dog and was also a too-headed dog, so he didn't take it seriously at all.
Chapter completed!