I Have a Research Support System

When writing the proposal before, Xu Qiu's cell phone turned on and glanced at the message from the "Notification Group for 20xx Graduates of the Department of Materials Science", so he ignored it for the time being.

Now that I'm finally done, Xu Qiu checks the news.

Counselor Yu Qiang: "The results of the plagiarism check for @everyone's graduation thesis have been released. Please log in to the personal URP system to check the plagiarism results as soon as possible. If there are any students in our class who have abnormal plagiarism check results, please contact me as soon as possible to avoid delays in normal work. graduate."

"Sun Yifan withdrew a message."

"Chi Jun withdrew a message."

Similar to the two groups of the research group, Xu Qiu’s graduation class has three groups, one is a normal group with a counselor, the other is a group without a counselor, and this newly established notification group, in order to prevent If you miss important news, chatting in the notification group is not allowed.

Xu Qiu looked at the other two group chats. In the group with counselors, there were rows of "received, thank you Director Yu~", and the formation was very neat.

Seeing this, Xu Qiu couldn't help remembering that the counselor had notified a message before, and someone replied later with "Damn, got it!", and then a series of "Damn, got it!", "Damn..."

The key point is that the first person who posted it quickly realized that something was wrong, and withdrew the message within two minutes, and there were a few unlucky people behind who didn't have time to withdraw it...

In the group without a counselor, the students began to discuss the results of the plagiarism check, and the news was 99+.

"Everyone, let's show off your repetition rate, my younger brother is not talented, 12.2%." An activist in the class started.

"My 17.2%, can't be the highest in the class." Someone responded quickly.

"Mine is even higher, 19.7%, almost breaking 20%..." Liu Wenyou replied.

"25.6% is here. Fortunately, I checked it on Taobao in advance and lowered the repetition rate, haha." He has good ability, he is the small class monitor of the electric department, it is said that he is a rich second generation, after graduation, he plans to go abroad to study for an MBA, and then go back to inherit the family business.

"Just pass it." Liu Wenyou said comfortingly.

"Why are they all in double digits? Is there a lower one?" Sun Yifan interjected.

"6.7%, how much is it for you?" Tao Yan raised his head.

"I'm 6.6%, a little lower than you." Sun Yifan replied.

"I don't know how many are the lowest, @方晓通@许秋@汪元璘..." Tao Yan circled a few of the top students in his mind.

"2.8%." This is the girl with the highest GPA, Fang Xiaotong. Xu Qiu and her did experiments together when they had experimental classes in their sophomore and junior years, and they are quite familiar with her.

"3.7%." This is Wang Yuanlin, who has the highest grade point in the Electronic Science and Technology Department. Xu Qiu has nothing to do with him, and he can't even remember the other party's appearance.

"Fang Xueba, it should be the lowest." Tao Yan said.

"I heard from the counselor that the lowest repetition rate in the class was 1.2%, and the highest was 25.6%, all qualified." said the head monitor of the three majors in the Department of Materials.

"Damn it, I'm actually the one with the highest repetition rate..." Tian Jun said.

"1.2%, there is such a low one, who could it be?" Then Tian Jun said again, but no one came out to respond.

After that, the topic changed, and everyone started discussing the graduation defense and where to go after the defense.

Xu Qiu browsed through the replies, and the repetition rate of most of the replies was still between 5% and 10%.

So, how much are you?

Xu Qiu had an answer in his heart, so he quickly logged into the URP system to check his results:

The repetition rate is 1.2%!

As expected, it was the lowest one, which was expected by Xu Qiu. After all, he "wrote" all his graduation thesis by himself, and he didn't copy a single word from others.

Moreover, he has a lot of words, even if there happen to be similar descriptions, the ratio will be diluted when divided by the total number of words.

The entire plagiarism check report has two pages, and it is still very detailed. The top column lists the specific information.

Replication ratio of published literature removed: 1.2%

Cross-language detection results: 0%

Replication ratio for removing references: 1.2%

Total text copy ratio: 1.2%

Maximum copy ratio of a single article: 0.3% (10110300020_Wang Jianing_Polymer Solar Cells: A Study on Binary D-A Copolymer Donors)

The last item, Xu Qiu guessed it should be the graduation thesis of a certain senior, but the reproduction ratio is only 3/1000, it should be just the repetition of some technical terms, after all, the other party's field can be said to be exactly the same as Xu Qiu's.

His PCE11 material is a binary D-A copolymer donor, an organic photovoltaic based on a polymer donor material, also known as a polymer solar cell.

In the evening, when he returned to the dormitory, Xu Qiu found that his two roommates were sitting at the writing desk, preparing to answer the PPT.

Tao Yan asked casually: "Xu Qiu, I didn't see you chatting in the group today, what is the repetition rate of your biography?" Without waiting for Xu Qiu to answer, he continued: "Your biography should be written by yourself... ...Wait, you're the bottom one, 1.2%?"

"It's me." Xu Qiu didn't deny it. He would not deliberately "show off his holiness to others", such as showing off in the class group. He always believed that since he chose the path of doing scientific research, he just had to do it well, and it was unnecessary. To gain fame, including before, he never took the initiative to show off his achievements in scientific research to others, but now that his roommate asks, there is no need to hide it from others.

Then, after a few seconds, Xu Qiu saw in the class group:

Tao Yan: "I found that the one with the lowest repetition rate of papers in our class is my roommate Xu Qiu, Xu Xueba."

Tao Yan: "Not only that, did you know that his graduation thesis has a total of 70,000 words."

Tian Jun: "Damn it! After holding it in for a month, I managed to produce more than 10,000 words. How did I manage to achieve 70,000 words?"

Sun Yifan: "Boss, please take me with you."

Fang Xiaotong: "666."

Xu Qiu held his forehead, how embarrassing...

Sure enough, telling Tao Yan the news was equivalent to telling the entire profession.

However, why do you feel a little dark?

On Wednesday morning, Wu Feifei had processed the GIWAXS data and put it into the text, and invited Xu Qiu to help revise the article.

Xu Qiu didn't refuse either. He saw that Wu Feifei had already put his name on it, and he was in second place. Sun Wo was the third author, Tian Qing was the fourth author, Feng Shengdong was the fifth author, and Wei Xingsi was the sixth author.

Although it is the first time to revise an article in the field of perovskite, Xu Qiu is not under any pressure. Wu Feifei's article writing ability is still very strong. At present, it should be second only to him in the group.

In fact, Wu Feifei's article writing ability should be the strongest in the group before, but Xu Qiu opened up, revised and wrote more than 20 articles in a row, and accumulated a lot of experience abruptly, which surpassed her.

There is nothing wrong with the text part. Xu Qiu mainly checked the GIWAXS part, helped to change some descriptions, and added a small "conjectural" point of view, and helped to modify the abstract and conclusion parts simultaneously. It is also worthy of my second work. identity.

After finishing the revision, Wu Feifei happily asked Mr. Wei to submit an article for the target journal AM, while Xu Qiu continued to write for the Sino-Swiss STINT project.

Previously, the preliminary version of the main text of the project proposal had been completed, and Xu Qiu continued to follow the "Project Guide" and continued to prepare documents such as "Chinese personnel resumes", "Chinese-English cooperation agreement", "budget report" and so on.

After submitting the article, Wu Feifei also began to write the part of the two-dimensional perovskite she was in charge of.

In this way, in the next two days, Xu Qiu and Wu Feifei worked together, and by Friday night, they had prepared all the application materials for the Sino-Swiss STINT program.

Compared with the normal natural science foundation general projects, this international exchange project is a castrated version. It mainly focuses on international cooperation, so the content is not much, and the main text is only 15 pages. This is why Xu Qiu and the others completed it so quickly reason.

On Sunday, Xu Qiu, Wu Feifei, and Wei Xingsi began to revise the project proposal.

After all, it was a project involving 400,000 yuan, and Wei Xingsi was very serious about the modification. The three of them sat in front of the 218 large computer and spent a whole day to finally complete the modification.

In the evening, Wei Xingsi handed over the Chinese version of the project proposal to Feng Shengdong, and they also prepared the English version at the same time and submitted it to the Swedish Research and Education International Cooperation Foundation.

Different countries have different habits for project application, so their application letters cannot be directly translated into domestic ones, and they need to be written by themselves relying on domestic projects.

But after all, it should not be difficult to apply for a project worth 400,000 yuan theoretically because it is affiliated with the Tnu academician after all. It mainly depends on whether the domestic teacher Wei can pass the test smoothly.