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Lu Zhou did not have many preferences about where the presentation would be held.

For matters unrelated to academia itself, if someone was willing to share the burden, he was naturally happy to leave them to whoever wanted to handle them.

In his view, organizing this kind of academic presentation was a troublesome affair. Not only did they have to worry about a whole group of people's food, lodging, and other needs, but they also had to consider all kinds of unexpected situations that might arise during the event. However, Jin University saw things quite differently.

Given Lu Zhou's reputation in the international academic community, as well as the standing of the existence problem for solutions to the Yang–Mills Equations in Mathematics and even Physics, it was foreseeable that many leading figures in the field would attend the presentation.

Being able to host such an academic conference would undoubtedly be greatly beneficial to a university's academic standing in that field.

Especially for a university aspiring to showcase itself on the grand stage of international society and make its own voice heard, they wished such "trouble" would come along a few more times.

Ever since he had verbally agreed that day, the arrangements for the presentation had immediately become the university's top priority. The various administrative departments held meetings for several consecutive days, discussing every detail from the security of the venue to how the cups should be arranged on the conference tables, and even how many dishes should be served at the evening banquet.

Inside the principal's office.

Principal Xu had called in several teachers responsible for administrative work to further discuss several plans raised at the previous meeting.

Just then, there was a knock at the door.

When Principal Xu saw Academician Wang Shicheng standing in the doorway, he