Lucien's new discovery refers to the discovery of pathogenic bacteria.

Bacteria were actually discovered very early. As early as 1702, Dutch scientist Levin Hooke discovered bacteria using his own microscope. But people at the time did not associate bacteria with disease. And because the bacteria are colorless and transparent, even with a microscope, at most you can only see some shadows formed by the refraction of light caused by the movement of the bacteria. It is impossible to see the structural characteristics of the bacteria, and naturally it is impossible to distinguish the type and number of bacteria. .

This makes the discovery of bacteria for a long time basically useless except to provide people with some information.

Since the relationship between bacteria and disease has not been verified, then technologies such as disinfection and sterilization will naturally not appear. In the previous war, in order to reduce the loss of soldiers, Joseph pretended that he saw in a medieval notebook that the Eastern barbarians boiled the gauze for dressing in boiling water, which can reduce the wounded fever and suppuration. Although this statement has no scientific basis, it can be proved by facts.

As a result, it turns out that gauze that has been boiled in boiling water and then dried in the sun is used to replace other untreated dressings. The effect is very obvious, and the chances of death of the wounded and prisoners due to infection are greatly reduced.

Although I don't know what caused this, since this method is effective, after Napoleon became the first ruler, this kind of method began to spread throughout France. Including the "Lancet" magazine also mentioned this matter.

Joseph said, "Existence is reasonable." Now that this method is proven effective, there must be a scientific reason behind it that we have not had time to discover. For this reason, Joseph offered a prize of five thousand francs to encourage scholars to study the underlying scientific principles.

Not long ago, Carol, an Irish student of Joseph, achieved decisive results through his own efforts in the general direction that Joseph pointed out.

"The teacher suspected that there must be some difference between the boiled gauze and the unboiled gauze that we can't see. He even mentioned to me Mr. Levin Hook's discovery.

Teacher Bonaparte said to me: ‘Carol, I have always had a suspicion. I suspect that wounds, ulcers, high fever, etc. are caused by some kind of parasite. This parasite is very small, probably smaller than the mites. So that the naked eye cannot see it. Mr. Levin Hooker used a microscope to find some very small creatures. I suspect that these things may be some very small parasites. They may be the culprits of wounds, ulcers, fever and other problems.

If this conjecture of mine is true, then this kind of bug will multiply on the wound of purulent ulcer. It's just that these things are colorless and transparent, and we can't see them clearly, let alone determine the changes in their numbers. Alas, if there is a way to make them opaque and colored. ’

At that time, I had an idea and blurted out: ‘Why don’t we try to see if we can dye these little bugs with some kind of dye? ’

Teacher Bonaparte admired my suggestion very much. He encouraged me to start research from this direction... Since then, I have tried many dyes, but the results are not good, but the teacher has always supported me and encouraged me . He said to me: ‘I believe you will be Ireland’s scientific pride. ’

Encouraged by the teacher, although I have encountered failure again and again, in the end, as the teacher said, "opportunities always favor those who are prepared"..."-"Fighting with Disease-Card Memoirs of Rohr Ohaf

With bacterial staining technology, the relationship between bacteria and various infections becomes obvious.

In more than a week after having this technology, Carroll drew dozens of pathogenic bacteria, including tetanus and Staphylococcus aureus. Based on this discovery, Carol wrote the paper and submitted it to the French Academy of Sciences.

This is definitely an epoch-making discovery, but Lucien proposed to postpone the publication of this paper.

Lucien said: "Joseph, ask your students to modify the thesis. I think the evidence is not enough. There should be clinical data. We are looking for a hospital in France and experimenting with various facilities, such as mattresses. What kind of strict disinfection measures, and then record the patient’s infection probability, and then choose a British hospital, preferably a hospital with a Tory party and Anglican background, to get their infection rate and mortality in similar situations.

Then we first published an article titled "Some Experiences in French Hospitals" in The Lancet. Well, Joseph, our French hospitals have already started to promote the use of gauze for dressing to be boiled and sun-dried. We will first introduce this experience in this article, and specifically point out that this experience comes from records related to the nomads in the East. Then come up with your parasite guess, and the comparison between our hospital and the British hospital in terms of infection and mortality.

"The Lancet" has a very limited audience, and its article will not cause much repercussions. It doesn't matter, this is what we need. We waited for a month, and then asked the "Science Pravda" to report in the popular science column, and pointed out that ‘the British hospitals, because of various dirty and unhygienic environments, have become slaughterhouses for patients. After the "Lancet" magazine has introduced the effective methods in France, for a whole month, the British medical department has not responded to such matters related to the people's lives. This is worth thinking about. ’

Such reports will definitely arouse the dissatisfaction of those guys in the UK, and then we will let the "London Businessmen" publish an article, this article should be analyzed from an economic point of view, and concluded that it is not cost-effective to improve The hospital, it is better to let those inferior people die to a more cost-effective conclusion.

Then let the "Sun" and "Charlie the Woodpecker" keep up, using the most acrimonious language to sarcasm, and finally formed a big dispute. We let this controversy last for about a month, create various gimmicks, let the British perform fully, and then let "Nature" and other newspapers and magazines under our banner be involved, and then..."

"The Lancet is a bimonthly magazine, and it is time for the next issue of The Lancet to be published. In this issue of The Lancet, we throw out the decisive evidence, that is, Joseph, your student. The papers completely defeated them." Napoleon interrupted, "We have to raise the wave a little bit ahead. It is best to deny the entire British medicine. It is best to seduce the Royal Academy of Sciences to also endorse the British Medical Association. Then we one guy knocked them down, let them, whether it is the British media or the British Academy of Sciences, to be discredited together. And by the way, we established our authority. Well, I think, in order to stimulate the British, make them even more crazy, out Is even bigger, I have a suggestion..."

Having said this, Napoleon suddenly shut his mouth. He looked back at Joseph and said: "I'm just a suggestion, can it work? Let's discuss it together..."

"Napoleon, what are you talking about? There are only a few of our brothers here. What else can't be said? Hurry up, don't grind!" Joseph frowned.

"Then I can talk...Don't say I shouldn't, I will just make a suggestion...If it doesn't work...you just treat it as I haven't said..."

"Stop talking nonsense, speak up!"

"Well, I think there are some details in Lucien's plan, which can be improved... Well, let's let Polina and Sister-in-law..." Having said that, Napoleon quickly glanced at Joseph and saw Joseph's face. Shang didn’t seem to have any angry expressions, so she went on to say, “Let Polina accompany her sister-in-law to London to play, and then as part of the charity activity, go to a certain British hospital to donate, because it is a charity action, of course you can choose The low-level hospitals are in particularly poor condition.

Then the controversial article in the "Science Pravda" can be written by Polina. Use her pen name to sign. The British certainly can't stand a woman pointing fingers at them, and they will definitely dance more happily. Then let Polina fight a pen-and-ink war with them...Well, Polina's language can be sharper, sarcasm, how to be acrimonious, how to be irresponsible. Other newspapers can also follow up and satirize that the scientific literacy of British people is not as good as women... This is really, I think it’s fun even after thinking about it, even more fun than Molière’s comedies... Well... Joseph, If you don’t think it works, can we think of another way? "

"Why not?" Joseph asked~lightnovelpub.net~ I think this method is good. But what are you doing with Fanny? Let her go, will you be my secretary? Besides, Fanny didn't mean to do such a troublesome thing at all, could Polina go by herself? She was a troublemaker anyway! It just happened to make her appear in her true colors. Of course, this matter must be approved by Polina herself. She must be voluntary...Well, who of you will tell her about this? "

Napoleon immediately turned his eyes to Lucien.

"What am I doing?" Lucien said. Of course he knew that there was no difficulty in getting the female troublemaker to agree to do this. But if you say it yourself. In the future, in case that female troublemaker gets her head too far, what's the problem will cause her mother to ask, judging from the eccentricity of these two brothers, most of them, no, not most of them, but absolutely Throw all the pots on his head.

"After all, you often take Polina around to play. Even mother knows that you and Polina are very good." Napoleon said threateningly.

"Okay, okay." Lucien raised his hand and surrendered. "However, when the time comes, Mom will know, don't you..."

"If Mom knows, it must be because you are too incompetent, Lucien." Napoleon said.