Manstein was sitting in front of the computer, wearing reading glasses, staring at the screen typing. His desk was piled high with literature and notes, and there was half a cup of cold coffee left in the cup.
"Haven't left yet?" Yang Ping walked in.
Manstein looked up, took off his reading glasses, and rubbed his eyes: "You're still here too."
"I just came back from the operating room." Yang Ping pulled over a chair and sat down, "What are you writing?"
"A paper!" Manstein said, "It's about the topic of original cell repair for spinal cord injury. We've made new progress. Previously, we found that original cells can promote nerve regeneration after spinal cord injury, but the mechanism was unclear. Recently, we've conducted a group of experiments and got a bit more understanding of the mechanism."
Yang Ping's eyes lit up: "Tell me more about it."
Manstein turned around, tapped a few keys on the keyboard, and pulled up a set of data charts.
