"What?" Xiang Wenwei asked curiously.
"Paying a hefty sum for information." Song He smiled.
"So both the Bioengineering Institute and the Brain Institute have spies you planted?" Xiang Wenwei asked.
"How could there be that many spy dramas? It's just a reward for reporting misconduct. If anyone finds out that someone around them committed academic fraud, they can report it to my email. Once it's verified, I'll pay them." Song He said, "It's certainly cost me quite a bit, but if it can stamp out the students' bad habits, then the money is well spent."
"Dean Song, you're really willing to invest! It's great to be rich!" Xiang Wenwei exclaimed. "They're all good methods, but unfortunately, it's hard for our Bioengineering Institute to achieve the kind of overwhelming results the Medicine Institute has."
"If things really don't work out, I can help." Song He readily agreed.
"Help?" Xiang Wenwei was startled. "You mean our Bioengineering Institute can give you our papers, and you'll help us review them for academic misconduct?"
"That's right. If you trust me, I can bring some professors along to help review them." Song He said, "It might not be as thorough as the Medicine Institute's reviews, but we should still be able to uncover some problems."
"It wouldn't feel right to have the professors from your institute work for free." Xiang Wenwei said, "Name your price."
"I heard that your Bioengineering Institute does research on microorganisms in high-altitude environments?" Song He asked.
"We do! It's actually one of our stronger fields: High-Altitude Biology! High-altitude plateaus are simply plateaus at higher elevations. We often send research teams near the Sichuan-Tibet Snow Mountain to study the microorganisms, plants, and animals in the snow and ice." Xiang Wenwei said.
"How many people do you have? Can you conduct research