The University College London Journal, also known as the University Journal of London, is a not-for-profit campus journal affiliated with the University College London Society.

Although it is only a campus journal, due to its professionalism and wide range of content, there are many people outside University College London who order it, and each issue has a circulation of more than 10,000 copies.

The UCL Journal has left a lot of memories for Wan Sheng, and when he was studying at UCL, he joined the society for the last two years, and then worked part-time as the editor of the UCL Journal, and he is also a writer himself, and has published many professional academic papers in the UCL Journal.

At that time, his vision was limited, so he could only write about ordinary academic things, write about his understanding of what he had learned, and after graduating, he did not publish anything there.

Now Wansheng wants to publish research results, he thought of the "University College London Journal", when he first published a paper before, Wansheng first thought of influence, the most influential in the scientific community is "Nature" and "Science" two journals, if you can be on these two magazines, there will definitely be a certain influence, perhaps at that time there was no clear concept of their own research role, so they need more influential media to report.

Now it's different.

After the publication of the last paper, Wan Sheng now knows very well how much impact his research can bring, and it can even be said that as long as there is progress, it will attract the attention of the medical and sports science communities around the world, so he does not need to rely on the influence of the media at all, as long as the research results are published, those media will naturally be like smelly flies, competing to reprint and report.

So Wansheng chose the University College London Journal to publish in this journal. He doesn't have to worry about the review, and at the same time, this is also taking care of his alma mater?

However, if you really count it, he is still studying at University College London, and he is also a student of the college, so he can't call it his alma mater

The UCL Journal is only an academic journal, but it has a dedicated office on the third floor of a small building near the business school, with a large football field overlooking the window. It is also the venue for many of the Society's events.

Although the journal is non-profit, it still has some income, which will be used for some activities organized by the society, plus the funds provided by the college, and the activities held by the society will be fully funded every year, which is conducive to the healthy operation and development of the society.

Every day, there are always a few reviewers working here, and they are all top-notch talents in various colleges, and working here can be regarded as a kind of work-study. will bring yourself some extra income.

At the same time, there is always controversy within the UCL Journal, because of the different departments, often business schools and law schools will join forces and disputes with the science schools. Students from any college want to leave more space for their college, and they tend to take more care of their students' submissions.

Now, the argument is going on.

John Boltz is a student in the Faculty of Science. He was holding a submission from a science student and exclaimed, "He thinks more simply." to explain the problem of probability conversion, which can help others understand and grasp it more easily, and I think this manuscript is enough to be published in an academic journal. ”

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

"Rus-Sis! That's what I don't understand. Why do you want to use such a large page in the next issue to introduce a case investigation in the 80s? We are a school magazine, a school, not a police department! We need more papers with professional academic content, not Sherlock Holmes! ”

Lu Siss said solemnly, "But we also need sales!" If all the content is professional, we'll lose a lot of readers! Polz! You don't want us to lose thousands of copies in the next issue, do you? ”

"We don't have that to worry about at all! All of our journals are ordered in advance. John Poltz tilted his head and said.

"But the people who order will not be satisfied! Their dissatisfaction will bring trouble in the future, and if they are dissatisfied several times in a row, others may cancel the order, and then our sales will shrink! ”

"It's as serious as you say! Publishing this manuscript will not be like that! John Poltz said angrily, "Sith, you've always been more inclined to business and law schools, but you must know that our journals are meant to be fair!" ”

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

The two were arguing, and a few people next to them hurriedly came to persuade them.

At this moment, a shout rang out at the door, "Don't make any noise, we need to add an issue!" Leave the best manuscript finalized today, 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? Isn't our day in vain? Russ Cis walked over and questioned.

John Boltz took the shipment and asked, "What is this?" ”

"A manuscript."

John Boltz took the shipment apart, counted the pages with his finger, and asked, "Who sent it?" Why is it that there are so many that it can't be simplified a little? How can there be so many locations? ”

"That's why I said that everything that was finalized today will be put into the next issue!" Joe Sick walked over to the table, grabbed a glass of water for himself, took a big sip, and said, "See for yourself." ”

Ru Ciss also leaned over suspiciously, and John Poltz flipped the page, only to see that the title on it read, "Theory and Practical Application of Motor Recovery", he sneered, and said, "What a big tone!" ”

Standing on the side, Lu Sisi turned the last page, saw the name of the writer, suddenly covered his mouth, and pointed incredulously, "Wan Wan Sheng!?" ”

"What?" John Boltz didn't know why, and also flipped over.

"Wan Sheng!? Yes, that's right, yes, it's a win-win indeed! Is it really Wansheng? Russ was surprised to make sure several times in a row, and finally looked at Joe Sick, trying to be sure of what he was seeing.

John Boltz also shouted, "It's really a win!" ”

"It's him! That's him! Wansheng! Joe Sick said with certainty, "I have also confirmed many times, and I have also found Professor Ben Hawkward, and I have to get Wansheng's agent phone number to confirm that it is him!" That's why I said that, in the next issue we're going to publish his papers! Therefore, the other manuscripts that have been reviewed will be left for the next issue! ”

At this time, everyone else had no objections, they all nodded, and then gathered around John Poltz and watched together

Actually, it's no wonder they have this reaction.

University College London is an aristocratic college in the United Kingdom and even Europe, and the students who can enter it are very talented, and at the same time, many of them have backgrounds behind them, most of them can find a very good job after graduation, and many of them have become presidents of large companies, executives, or senior officials of government agencies, so to speak, being born in University College London, it is almost equivalent to getting a ticket to high society.

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

When he was studying at University College London, Wan Sheng was a well-known 'scholar' in the college, and it is not surprising that many Chinese students had very good grades abroad, but Wan Sheng was definitely one of them, and he got almost all the scholarships he could 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, and they also have an impression of Wan Sheng, and when Wan Sheng left the society, some of them had just entered the academy.

Of course, Wan Sheng can become a 'legend' not because of how good his grades were in school, the point is, he is a young and very successful football coach, does a world-famous school have anything to do with football? To be sure, there really isn't, UCL football teams are not very good, and in the English University League, UCL teams have always been at the bottom of the table.

The UK is a football country, most Britons like football, and grew up in a football environment when they were young, so every university attaches great importance to football, and the same is true for University College London, their team even applied for special enrollment places for this, but due to the high tuition fees and high thresholds, the team's results still did not improve.

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

When someone 'despises' the level of football at University College London, they can counter it with Wan Sheng, and the teams of other colleges may be very good, but they don't have a 'talented coach' like Wan Sheng among their students, right? No, absolutely nothing!

There are not many football coaches in the whole of Europe who have graduated from prestigious schools!

Not to mention, Wan Sheng has also made progress in kinematics research, and his research has been questioned all over the world, but at University College London, he has a very large number of supporters, especially these supporters can be said to be 'future' professionals, and I don't know how many of them will become future scientists, entrepreneurs, and senior government officials, and their influence is still very large.

Of course, the most important thing is that Wansheng does have a lot to achieve.

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