This time, Edwards had thought outside the box. He collaborated with a physics professor from the University of California, Berkeley, to treat Hepatitis B-related hepatocellular carcinoma using the principles of a neutrino collider. The concept was brimming with imagination and technological wonder.
Before the countless cameras of the media, Edwards began his presentation.
Behind Edwards was a large screen displaying a live feed from an operating room. Inside, a machine draped in a silver cloth stood mysteriously, exuding an enigmatic allure.
Before delving into the details of this Neutrino device, Edwards announced the agenda for the day's conference.
"The first phase of today's conference will be the global debut and launch of our Neutrino device. In the second phase, we will perform a live surgical demonstration. The third phase will be the partnership signing ceremony and volunteer recruitment!"
