A 3D Printer as large as a refrigerator stood in the corner.
Song He leaned over the printer's screen, studying how to use it, while a large group of team members who had arrived for the morning shift crowded behind him.
The laboratory door opened, and two figures, one fat and one thin, hurried in. They stood beside the printer and poked their heads forward curiously.
"Teacher, what are you printing? I've used this model of printer before!" Ji Tianhe volunteered eagerly.
"I've used it too! Teacher, just tell us what to do! We can handle this kind of odd job!" Lou Jinghui chimed in.
"Fine, you two operate it." Song He stepped aside. "Print a monkey brain."
"A monkey brain?" The two of them froze.
"That's right. Set the material to a composite hydrogel of Agarose and Sodium Alginate." Song He said, "Make it denser and try to imitate the soft, spongy texture of brain tissue."
"Do you want an exact replica of a monkey brain, or just a rough shape?" Lou Jinghui asked.
"An exact replica! Go find a monkey carcass over there, remove its brain, and scan it to create a model," Song He said.
"I'll go!" Fan Tao raised her hand from the back of the crowd.
Song He nodded in approval. Fan Tao's role in the laboratory was much like that of a forensic pathologist. She dissected and excavated corpses every day, practically as if she had trained in anatomy. He could safely leave this kind of work to her.
A short while later, Fan Tao brought over a complete monkey brain. It had developed a slight rotten smell from being dead too long, but fortunately, its shape had basically remained unchanged.
Ji Tianhe had already finished setting everything up. The Scanning Room on the