Of course they had to discuss it. Not letting anyone speak at all would have been too much.
As for whether their opinions would be adopted, that was another matter.
Experiments could never be finished. Everyone wanted to start with their own project first. If the discussion were allowed to continue endlessly, the first experiment might not even get underway smoothly by midyear.
Lu Zhou was a man who valued efficiency, so naturally he would not allow that to happen.
After instructing Secretary-General Senior Brother Luo to release the meeting resolution he had personally signed, Lu Zhou immediately took up his responsibilities as the academic leader. He convened a brief work meeting with the various departments, assigned their respective tasks, and then threw himself into the front lines of scientific research.
It had been some time since he had last conducted Physics research. Although the knowledge stored in his mind had not disappeared, he was still a little rusty.
Fortunately, it was quick to pick those things back up. Especially after Mathematics reached LV10, when Lu Zhou revisited the papers he had studied before, he gained many new insights.
Not only regarding 750 GeV.
But also the Strong Electroweak Unification Theory he had developed before.
And even Physics as a whole...
"The Department of Energy has sent an email. They are demanding that we reconvene the council for discussion, otherwise they may reassess IMCRC's credibility and reduce or even cancel their funding for IMCRC in 2024."
In the chairman's office.
Standing before the desk, Luo Wenxuan reported to Lu Zhou about the call he had received that morning, as well as the implications behind it.
All signs indicated that the impact of that meeting had seemingly spread from the Physics community into the political sphere. The United States appeared to