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More than a month had passed since the Global Scientists Conference.

Yet the shockwaves caused by the conference were far from over.

This gathering had planted a seed in the hearts of scientists around the world.

"So this is what free science truly is!"

"Only academic exchange, no political oppression; only pure research, no administrative interference."

"The strength of scientists uniting had captured the world's attention."

"Professor Bruce had held up a patch of azure sky for the scientific community!"

The International Scientists Alliance championed by Li Qiwei was steadily growing stronger.

And no one could stop this trend.

The Bruce Conference was the heart of the gathering, serving as the compass that pointed the way.

After the conference ended, waves of research fever erupted across every field.

In physics, the hottest topic was undoubtedly the Transuranium Elements discovered by Fermi.

Before long, the experimental physicists of the world's leading research institutions—the Cavendish Laboratory in Britain, the Radium Institute in France, the Kaiser Wilhelm Institute for Chemistry in Germany, the Copenhagen Research Institute in Denmark, and the Borneo Atomic Research Institute—

All began conducting in-depth research into the Transuranium Elements.

A new race had begun in earnest.

Meanwhile, Li Qiwei sat high above the clouds, smiling as he watched the winds and clouds shift.

For the time being, he had no intention of intervening. He simply allowed matters to develop on their own.

Because he intended to use this opportunity to train a large number of Nuclear Physics talents at the Borneo Atomic Research Institute.

They would become the backbone of the Pangu Plan in the future.

The process of manufacturing an atomic bomb was extraordinarily complex, consisting of many different parts.

Without question, every part required a deep understanding of the Atomic Nucleus.

Therefore, a large number of highly