Chapter 211 Legendary

The UCL Journal, also referred to as the UCL Journal for short, is the campus journal of a non-profit organization affiliated with the UCL Institute.

Although it is only a campus journal, due to its professionalism and extensive content, many people subscribe to it outside UCL, and each issue has more than 10,000 copies, which is definitely not comparable to those professional big media, but for For a campus journal, it is also quite a good result.

The UCL Journal has left Wan Sheng with a lot of memories. When he was studying at UCL, he joined the Society for the last two years. After that, he became a part-time editor of the UCL Journal. He is also a contributor. In the "University College London Journal", published many professional academic papers.

At that time, his vision was limited, and he could only write some ordinary academic things, and write his own understanding of what he had learned. After graduation, he did not publish anything there.

Now that Wansheng wants to publish research results, he thinks of "University College London Journal". When he first published a paper before, Wansheng first thought of influence. The most influential in the scientific world are "Nature" and " The two journals of "Science", if they can be listed in these two journals, they will definitely have a certain influence. Perhaps they did not have a clear concept of their research role at that time, so they needed more influential media to report.

It's different now.

After the publication of the last paper, Wansheng is now very clear about the impact his research can bring. It can even be said that as long as there is progress, it will attract the attention of the medical and sports science circles all over the world, so he does not need to rely on the media at all. As long as the research results are published, the media will naturally rush to reprint and report like flies smelling fishy.

So Wan Sheng chose the UCL Journal. Publishing in this journal, he doesn't have to worry about reviewing the manuscript, and at the same time, does this count as taking care of his alma mater?

However, it really counts. He is currently studying at University College London. He is also a student of the academy, so he can't be called his alma mater.

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The UCL Journal is just a college journal, but it still has a dedicated office. It is on the third floor of a small building adjacent to the Business School. You can see a large football field from the window. There are also many activities here. Venue.

The UCL Society takes the UCL Journal very seriously, although the journal is not for profit. But there is still some income. These incomes will be used for some activities organized by the society, and together with the funds supplied by the academy, the activities organized by the society every year will have sufficient funds, which is conducive to the healthy operation and development of the society.

There are always several reviewers working here every day. They are all top-notch talents in various colleges. Working here is also a kind of work-study program, which will bring you some extra income.

At the same time, there has always been controversy within the UCL Journal. This is because the departments are different, and business schools and law schools are often united and disputed with science schools. No matter which college students want to leave more layout space for their colleges, they tend to take more care of their college students' submissions.

Now, the debate is taking place.

John Poltz is a student of the Faculty of Science, he is holding a paper submitted by the students of the Faculty of Science, and said aloud, "He uses simpler thinking to explain the probability conversion problem, which can help other people to understand more easily. , Master, I think, this manuscript is enough for publication in academic journals."

"But the academic journal only has 19 pages!" A brown-haired girl stood up and said dissatisfiedly, "There is no space left, and the remaining space is only enough to publish a character introduction."

"Lu-Sisi! This is what I don't understand. Why does the next issue use such a large page to introduce a case investigation in the 1980s? We are a academic journal, a school, not a police station! We need professional academic content even more. 's papers, not Sherlock Holmes's detectives!"

Lu Sisi said solemnly, "But we also need sales! If all the content is professional, we will lose a lot of readers! Poltz! You don't want us to sell thousands of copies in the next issue. Why don't you go out?"

"We don't have that concern at all! All our journals are pre-ordered." John Polts tilted his head.

"But the people who ordered will be dissatisfied! Their dissatisfaction will cause trouble later, if they are dissatisfied several times in a row, others may cancel the order and our sales will shrink!"

"It's not as serious as you say! Publishing this manuscript, it's not like that!" John Boltz said angrily, "Siss, you always prefer business and law schools, but you must know that our journal is To ensure the principle of fairness!"

"Watch your tone, Mr. Poltz! I'm fair, I'm thinking of sales! It's you, Mr. Poltz..."

The two were arguing, and a few next to them rushed to persuade.

At this moment, a shout from the door rang out, "Don't be noisy, we need additional publications! For the manuscripts finalized today, keep the best ones, and move the rest to the next issue!"

Several people all looked towards the door, only to see Joe Sick, the vice president of the society, running in panting, with a half-opened express in his hand.

"What are you talking about? Joe? Then we've been busy all day?" Ru Sisi came over and questioned.

John Poltz took the express and asked, "What's this?"

"A manuscript."

John Boltz opened the shipment, counted the pages with his finger, and asked, "Who sent it? Why can't it be simplified a little bit? How can there be so many places?"

"That's why I said I'll put everything that was finalized today and put it in the next issue!" Joe Sick walked to the table, picked up a glass of water for himself, took a sip, and said, "You can see for yourself. ."

Lu Sisi also approached suspiciously. John Boltz opened the page and saw the title on it read, "Motion Recovery Theory and Practical Application." He sneered and said, "It's really big!"

Standing on the side, Lu-Sisi turned to the last page, saw the name of the writer, suddenly covered her mouth, pointed in disbelief, "Wan...Wan Sheng!?"

"What?" John Polts turned over as well.

"Wan Sheng!? Yes, that's right, yes, it is indeed Wan Sheng! Really Wan Sheng?" Lu Sisi was surprised to confirm several times in a row, and finally looked at Joe Sicker again, trying to make sure what she saw. arrived.

John Poltz also shouted, "It's really Wansheng!"

"It's him! It's him! Wansheng!" Joe Thicke said with certainty, "I also confirmed it many times, and I also found Professor Ben Hawker. It was only when I got to Wansheng's agent's phone that I was sure it was him! So I That's what I said, we are going to publish his paper in the next issue! So other manuscripts that have been reviewed will be kept for the next issue!"

This time everyone else had no objection, all nodded, then gathered around John Polts and watched together.

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In fact, it's no wonder they have this reaction.

UCL is an aristocratic college in the UK and even in Europe. The students who can enter it are very talented. At the same time, many of them have background behind them. Most of them can find a very good job after graduation. There are many people who have become presidents, executives of large companies, or senior officials of government agencies. It can be said that being born in University College London is almost equivalent to getting a ticket to the upper class.

Even so, Wan Sheng is definitely a legend in the Academy in recent years.

When he was studying at University College London, Wan Sheng was a well-known 'student tyrant' in the college. Many Chinese students had very good grades abroad, which is not surprising, but Wan Sheng was definitely one of the best among them. Here are all the scholarships you can get.

Because of this, he was able to have enough money to finish college.

At the same time, Wansheng also joined the society.

Now there are a few old people in the society who also have an impression of Wansheng. When Wansheng left the society, some of them had just entered the academy.

Of course, Wansheng's ability to become a "legend" is not because of his good grades in school. The key is that he is a young and very successful football coach. Does a world famous school have anything to do with football? It's safe to say...no, the UCL football team is not that good. In the English university league, the UCL team has always been ranked bottom.

The United Kingdom is a football country. Most British people like football. They grew up in a football environment when they were young. Therefore, every university attaches great importance to football. The same is true for University College London. Their team even applied for it. There are special enrollment places, but due to the high tuition fees and high thresholds, the team's performance has not improved much.

In this environment, Wan Sheng, who came from UCL and is still studying at UCL, and is already a very successful football coach, became a 'legend', he became the whole University of London College pride.

When someone 'disdains' the football level of UCL, they can use Wan Sheng to refute it. The teams of other colleges may be very good, but there is no such 'genius coach' like Wan Sheng among their students, right? No, absolutely not!

There are not many football coaches in Europe who graduated from famous schools!

Not to mention, Wansheng has also made progress in kinematics research. His research has been questioned all over the world, but at UCL, he has an extremely large number of supporters, especially these supporters can still Professionals who are said to be 'future', but do not know how many will become future scientists, entrepreneurs, and high-ranking government officials, their influence is still very large.

Of course, the most important thing is that Wansheng has indeed achieved a lot.

On the third day, Wansheng's "Motion Recovery Theory and Practical Application" was published in the new issue of University College London. (To be continued ~^~)