In the research lab, after Wang Zijin introduced Dr. Xiao, she was slightly puzzled to see the female reporter hadn't begun asking questions yet. After all, the cameraman behind the reporter had been recording for a while now. What was going on with this reporter not asking questions?
Fortunately, Director Hao spoke up, easing the awkward atmosphere.
"Director Su, if it's convenient, could we ask Dr. Xiao to explain about the ancient flu virus antibody?"
Su Qi, standing to the left of her wife Zijin, glanced at her little wife beside her.
Seeing Sister Su's inquiring gaze, Xiao Xiaoxiao recalled preparing many documents about the antibody vaccine this morning. Sister Bai Miao had even helped her make a PowerPoint presentation. She quickly nodded.
After all, compared to facing that big camera, Xiao Xiaoxiao felt more at ease discussing relevant medical knowledge with researchers.
As they chatted, many researchers from outside began entering the institute.
With the recent outbreak of the ancient flu virus, they had been working tirelessly every day, anxiously seeking solutions.
Just now, Director Hao had said a young doctor had developed an antibody. Naturally, all the experts wanted to see what this antibody was about.
For this reason, thinking today would be a moment to witness the antibody and knowing the Xiaoxiao Qi Jin Research Institute was about to go public, Director Hao realized many experts were needed as witnesses. So he had brought along nearly all the researchers from one research academy and five research institutes in Su City.
Seeing Dr. Xiao nod, Director Hao noticed the little girl's nervous demeanor and gave a kind smile. He then introduced her to the experts around him:
"This is Dr. Xiao, who developed the ancient flu virus antibody. I'm sure you're all familiar with her! Regarding questions about the antibody, everyone can brainstorm together. If there are any objections, we can all research and discuss them."
Hearing Director Hao's words, the experts privately sighed at his political savviness.
After all, on the way here, they had already learned that the antibody vaccine had been developed and there were cured cases. With results already achieved, how could this be brainstorming? It was clearly just a Q&A session.
However, the experts weren't too concerned about Director Hao's rhetoric.
Compared to these formalities, they were more interested in the actual situation of the antibody vaccine.
The experts now felt like they were finally seeing the answer to a math problem they had long struggled to solve.
Since Xiao Xiaoxiao had previously interned at Wang Yifu Hospital for a while, solving many difficult cases, she had gained some fame in Su City's Respiratory Pathology Department.
Afterwards, she worked at the research academy for a long time. Although she looked like a cute little loli, the experts present all knew this little girl was a prodigy. No one questioned Dr. Xiao's authority or considered this a farce.
Xiao Xiaoxiao felt nervous seeing so many experts looking at her.
However, this nervousness largely dissipated as the PowerPoint presentation lit up on the projector.
After all, as a medical prodigy focused on medicine, Xiao Xiaoxiao was rigorous and intensely focused on medical matters.
As the experts below raised point after point, Xiao Xiaoxiao quickly immersed herself in the ocean of medical knowledge, presenting counterpoint after counterpoint.
Unlike mere verbal claims, Xiao Xiaoxiao provided specific data examples for each point she made, then extrapolated her hypotheses.
Hearing Dr. Xiao methodically propose a treatment direction related to trace elements, with sound reasoning and evidence, many experts' eyes lit up. Although they had tried this research direction, none had succeeded.
Next, Xiao Xiaoxiao began explaining the specific process of the trace element antibody.
When the experts heard that the antibody was formed from three trace elements, many showed surprised expressions.
As Dr. Xiao shared the antibody's formation process, the experts originally scattered around the living room all gathered around.
This made the already equipment-filled living room even more crowded.
However, not a single expert complained at this moment. Everyone's gaze focused on the projector screen and Dr. Xiao speaking in her cute loli voice.
The entire first-floor hall of the research institute was filled with an atmosphere of eager learning.
Seeing the passion in the experts' eyes, Su Qi, in her uniform suit, felt even herself becoming more focused due to the passive skill effect.
The cameraman, seeing reporter Wang Meng still standing silently with her microphone, found her behavior today quite strange. Why hadn't she started introducing or asking questions after being here so long?
To avoid an awkward situation, the cameraman cleared his throat softly to remind her.
Hearing her partner's cough, Wang Meng finally awoke from her shock.
Watching the cute loli doctor shyly presenting the PowerPoint, with medical scholars much older than her below, some even with white beards, Wang Meng felt something was off.
Looking again at the overly young "Director Su" before her, she still felt like she was dreaming. After all, everything in this research institute seemed strange.
After some thought, to verify if she was dreaming, Wang Meng pinched her left cheek hard.
Feeling the pain, Wang Meng was amazed—this wasn't a dream!
Su Qi, watching the reporter sister pinch her cheek hard, suddenly felt much less nervous than initially.
After all, this reporter sister seemed somewhat silly.
Seeing the reporter sister still rubbing her face with wide eyes, two deep dimples quickly appeared on Su Qi's fair little face.
The cameraman, seeing "Director Su" become less nervous due to reporter Wang Meng's small action, felt his partner was truly amazing.
She had managed to relax the interviewee in just a few seconds.
It seemed he had misunderstood her all along.
Was this the experience of a reporter who had worked for five years?
Absolutely terrifying!
A true mastermind at work, impressive!