Black technology starts from the steel suit

Chapter 179 Chapter 179
How on earth is this done?Professor Dilloch was puzzled, and his curiosity was like being scratched by a cat's paw, which made people itch.

Then there is the stability of the material. Under the environment of high temperature and high pressure, its corrosion resistance and mechanical strength are very good. At least it will not shorten the service life due to the erosion of high temperature and high pressure.

It's just that I don't know how stable it is under the irradiation of cosmic rays, but this is not a problem. This thing will not be exposed outside, and it must have a shielding layer.

There is no doubt that these results are absolutely groundbreaking if there is no fraud.

The only fly in the ointment is that this technology was not born in MIT or Silicon Valley.

Tapping his index finger on the table, Professor Dilloch thought for a long time.

The paper is a good article, and the data and picture evidence listed in it are faultless. However, because this breakthrough is so important, he is now as undecided as the editor of Nature.

After thinking like this for a long time, Professor Dilloch suddenly felt a slight movement in his heart, and he turned around and shouted.

"Lafitte, I will send an experiment report to your email in a while, and you ask Alt to do it according to that experiment report. Remember to tell him that this is his experiment task for this week."

"Good professor." The female assistant walked away, not caring that it was Friday already: it wasn't her working overtime, if she had to work overtime, the boss probably wouldn't be able to bear it.

Get it done.

The corner of Professor Dilloch's mouth curled up into a smile. The disciples do their best when they have something to do. They eat and drink their own food, and use their own money. Isn't it right to do some work?
Aiert is his master student, and his research happens to be in the direction of thermoelectric materials.

The experiment itself is not too difficult, and it can be tested within three days. If he doesn't even have this level, why should he work under such a boss?

You need to know the number of graduate students for MIT tutors, which is a very scarce resource. How many graduate students can a tutor lead in a lifetime?These people not only come to him to study, but also his capital in the future. In the academic world, this kind of inheritance relationship is very important!

Regardless of the fact that all aspects of society are inseparable from the academic world, and even the progress of the entire society is based on the progress of the academic world, but the academic world is still very conservative and even a bit old-fashioned. Of course, this refers to attitudes rather than Not a concept of life.

Although general reviewers are not responsible for repeated experiments, in order to satisfy his own curiosity, he decided to find a few master students to do it: don’t ask, asking is money and self-willed, he probably doesn’t know that there are many people who have received information The boss has already started to repeat the experiment for him at his own expense.

Of course, even if he knew about it, he probably wouldn't care: who do you look down on, as if I have no money!
Anyway, he has all the equipment, and the materials don't cost much.

If he really increases the conversion rate of thermoelectric materials to more than 20% in a conventional environment, then he can be regarded as a witness to history. In the future, it is impossible to say that this young man will be an important support for MIT in the East.

But this is all a matter for the future, and this matter is what attracts his attention now. After all, he has already played everything he should play at his age, so naturally he doesn't have too many troubles for young people.

Needless to say, since the demand for some aspects has decreased a lot, he feels that his concentration and scientific research ability have become much stronger. This is probably the legendary cutting off the root of right and wrong. this argument.

The screen returns to the editorial department of "Natural Chemistry", where two technical editors are processing newly received manuscripts.

After all, it is one of the two top academic journals in the world, and the word tens of thousands of manuscripts received here can be described every day.After all, the development and competition of various countries are now more and more closely related to science and technology. Without such sufficient scientific research capabilities, it is absolutely impossible for Jiu to become a powerful country.

The evaluation of scientific research capabilities cannot be separated from these authoritative journals to a certain extent. It really should have this harvest.

Therefore, although those who dare to submit papers to them are those who are extremely confident in themselves, more than half of them will end up in the recycling bin, and only some papers with outstanding quality can stand out.Of course, sometimes these editors are not completely independent, and are also affected by certain factors, but most of the time they are still fair (shameless).

At this moment, Mott, who was checking the manuscript, couldn't hold back, or control his emotions, and suddenly let out a small exclamation.

"It's unbelievable...someone claims to have increased the conversion rate of thermoelectric materials to more than 20?!"

Mott's voice immediately attracted the attention of colleagues next to him: "It's not like I haven't seen such a lunatic before, maybe you need a cup of coffee"

"Some time ago someone claimed that the conversion rate of his thermoelectric material reached 18%, but you told me that a 35t magnetic field is needed to achieve this effect... It's fucking!"

Holt, who was sitting at the next table, stood up with a coffee. He is the person in charge of this group. He leaned over to the editor's computer, pushed his glasses while looking at the papers on the screen, and said with great interest. : "It's really unbelievable... If this is true, the energy industry will set off a new round of technological revolution."

"There are aerospace, even military, etc..." the person next to him added.

This statement is no exaggeration.The current technical bottleneck restricting energy issues lies in the conversion rate, that is, the issue of boiling water.Although people try to improve the efficiency of boiling water, it seems to have reached a bottleneck at present. Even the ultra-supercritical generator set that has been researched for so many years can only increase the thermal efficiency by a single digit, or [-]%.

Thinking of this, some people naturally want to find another way. Thermoelectric materials are one of them. Although it is difficult, its application is too wide, not only in the field of energy, but also in other fields.

Of course, the premise of everything is that it is true.

Several editors stared at the paper for a long time, and none of them could make up their minds.

There is nothing wrong with the format of the paper, and there are no obvious loopholes in the writing, and the sensational nature of the research results is absolutely worthy of "Nature".But the problem is that this technology is too "black technology".Everyone is studying how to increase it to 10%, but you actually mentioned this ratio directly to 20%?

So the two editors hesitated.Holt, who was standing behind Mott, thought for a moment and asked, "What do you think of this article?"

Mott frowned and said, "I don't know. There is nothing wrong with the paper itself. It is definitely a breakthrough research progress in the field of new energy, but... I can't guarantee the correctness of the paper itself."

Holt reminded: "The contributor is that well-known leader in the field of electrochemistry."

Mott asked, "So what's your opinion?"

"My opinion is that since the paper itself has no problems and meets the requirements of our journal, then leave this problem to the reviewers to worry about. If the experts think there is no problem, I think it is OK." Holt said .

Anyway, journals are not blamed.

"Then who do you think is more suitable?" Mott asked.

At this time, the big guy from MIT who was stupid and rich appeared in everyone's mind.

(End of this chapter)