China's 29-year-old beauty scientist published six scientific papers and won a million prizes.
On June 365438+1October 3 1 day, 2022, the list of Green Orange Awards of Dharma Institute was announced. For the first time, four young female scientists won prizes, each with a bonus of 6,543,800 yuan. Bai Rui, an associate researcher at the School of Life Sciences of West Lake University, was also among the winners. It is reported that the 29-year-old female scientist of West Lake University is a young scholar who is completely trained in the local area. Seven years ago, she began to study RNA splicing with academicians. After years of hard work, she participated in and led the completion of the only series of achievements covering the complete RNA cycle in the world. At present, this young scientist has been awarded that Qingcheng will publish six papers in Science magazine as the first author and achieve many world-class breakthroughs.
The success of scientific research has nothing to do with age.
The success of scientific research has nothing to do with age, but mainly depends on personal ability. There is no shortage of scientific research talents in Bai Rui. By her own admission, she is not good enough in some ways. However, we must know that a scientific researcher should do what he is best at and finally achieve results. In my opinion, the future development direction of Bai Rui should be to study for a double doctorate in colleges and universities. ?
There is no necessary connection between academic level and age.
Age does not affect academic level. Bai Rui's growth path is quite inspiring. She comes from an ordinary family in Inner Mongolia. Since junior high school, I have set a firm goal, that is, I decided not to go abroad when I was a freshman in biological science. The first 1 Bao Yan Tsinghua's stone-removing laboratory ended in failure. After continuous efforts, I finally got what I wanted. It is reported that in only half a year, he became the backbone member of the research group of Stone Laboratory, and published nine high-level research papers during his four-year doctoral career. At present, Bai Rui is the only core member of the team who has captured all types of splices in the world, and has mastered the world-leading biochemical research technology of splices.