"The content was highly practical. It didn't just tell you vague theories; it also explained how to derive those theories in the laboratory and what mistakes to watch out for during the experiments."
"The first volume had a dedicated chapter teaching students how to identify fake papers. Such experience was often an intuition that veteran scholars had accumulated over ten years, but Song He had successfully summarized several methods that enabled newcomers just entering academic research to distinguish suspicious data and images in papers."
"At the same time, the knowledge was extremely up-to-date. I even saw several academic developments from the past few months. That's exceedingly rare. Normally, undergraduate textbooks only teach outdated commonplaces from several decades ago."
"What deserves the most attention is Song He's mode of thinking. He teaches his way of thinking through a problem. It is usually divided into two categories: one approaches the problem from a mathematical perspective, while the other approaches it from a nonmathematical perspective. This was probably to accommodate students with different levels of mathematical ability. Some of the perspectives are exceptionally unconventional and ingenious. You could even say they overturned my understanding of certain longstanding problems!"
"I've recommended Song He's 'Brain Science' to my students. Next, I also plan to take some of its best material and teach it in class. I predict that within two or three years, this textbook will become popular worldwide and turn into required reading on the desks of students in the field of brain science."
"Finally, does anyone have an English translation of this book? Or does anyone know when a translated version will be released?"
Song He smiled faintly and immediately contacted Augspurg through the school, asking whether he was willing to translate the Brain Science textbook.
Augspurg's response was extremely excited. If a