At three thirty, the meeting room was packed.
Tang Shun, Lu Xiaolu, Manstein, Weber, Jiang Jitong, among others, along with some newly appointed project leaders, their students, and postdocs, filled the meeting room to capacity.
Yang Ping sat at the head of the table, his gaze sweeping over everyone.
"Let's begin," he said.
The first to report was Tang Shun. He reported on the progress in the cell laboratory, noting that the optimization of various original cell cultivation processes had achieved breakthroughs, with batch output increasing by thirty percent compared to last month and purity exceeding ninety-five percent. This advancement marked a crucial step towards the large-scale production of original cells. These original cells are those generated by the body's self-repair mechanism, forming cells identical to those in the original tissue.
