Jiang Yan Hai had known the project would yield results. He simply had not expected these people to achieve something so soon. Still, according to Liu Hao's description, the material had not yet fully taken shape and was still quite far from the performance Jiang Yan Hai required—or rather, from its original capabilities.
"Yes, Mr. Jiang." Liu Hao nodded rapidly. People like them naturally were not particularly renowned scientists.
Renowned scientists had long since entered national laboratories. Of course, that did not mean private laboratories could not produce top-tier scientists; it was simply that this institute itself was not especially important.
After Li Yun Feng acquired it, he began investing funds, but every top-tier laboratory needed years to gradually grow.
It was rare for a laboratory to become top-tier in a single leap, unless one already had top-tier scientists on hand. Without them, cultivating talent slowly would never be so fast.
Liu Hao and the others understood their positions very clearly. They were assistants, and Jiang Yan Hai had determined the overall research direction for the material. Although they had produced results, they had merely followed the research direction he provided and carried out the experiments step by step.
This could not be considered their own research achievement. If they could not put themselves in the proper position, the consequences in private research institutes would be simple enough.
"Mm. Make sure you all get some rest. Also, remember the confidentiality rules," Jiang Yan Hai reminded them.
"Yes!" Liu Hao immediately agreed.
After hanging up with Liu Hao, Jiang Yan Hai felt somewhat helpless. Plans could not keep up with changes. He had not intended for this material to come into being so quickly. According to his original schedule, it should have been close to May by the time he returned