Ultimately, New Yuan reached partnerships with several universities, including two key "985" institutions.
However, the most comfortable of them all was the Southern Machinery Institute, which clung desperately to New Yuan's coattails.
Although their overall strength was not the strongest, they gave the most, almost entirely dependent on their association with New Yuan.
There was no helping it; there were satellite rockets and even sending people into space. Lin Ju too felt their sincerity. Besides, the previous collaborations had been deep, with the majority of their research-capable staff hanging their hats at New Yuan.
If it weren't for the sign that still declared it a public institution, outsiders might suspect it was a subsidiary school of New Yuan.
Lin Ju was decisive. All professors of the Aerospace Institute were given a promotion card, effectively turning them into staunch System people, affiliated with the System Research Institute, and began servicing New Yuan.
