Professor Felix had been high-spirited recently.
Because not long ago, he was nominated for the American Physical Society award for the research on the origin of neutrino mass. It was also because of the invitation from ILHCRC's "Century of Physics" conference some time ago.
That invitation letter was just an invitation.
Six physicists recommended his name to the ILHCRC, hoping that he would summarize the most prominent or most important problems on the proposition of the origin of neutrino mass.
In some sense, this invitation letter was even more valuable than the awards issued by the general physics association.
Because this meant that the area he researched had been recognized by his colleagues.
It meant that his influence in this field of research had been recognized by the mainstream academic community!
Even in a place like MIT, this was something worth bragging about.
