Chloe Sinclair's mind raced, her pen moving nonstop.
In a mere six hours, she had already filled half her draft notebook.
In her past life, she had been researching the three-dimensional quantum Hall effect just before her death, but she had never fully grasped it.
She had continued her research even after being reborn.
The three-dimensional quantum Hall effect had become a hot topic among scientists in recent years.
It was also one of the most important scientific discoveries in the field of condensed matter physics since the 20th century.
To date, four Nobel Prizes had been awarded for work related to the quantum Hall effect, a testament to its status in the world of Physics.
However, very few scientists had made any further breakthroughs.
The three-dimensional version was still the stuff of legend.
Currently, scientists were still stuck in two-dimensional systems. No one would manage to make the leap into three-dimensional systems for another ten years.
