The KERNEL Grand Lecture Hall project is a flagship advanced training program launched by KERNEL for core domestic and international customers, featuring scientific popularization, authority, marketing, and industry influence. It aims to popularize basic knowledge and cutting-edge trends in microbiology, plant nutrition, crop protection, and soil science related to KERNEL's biological products.

On September 8, Wuhan KERNEL Biological Technology Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as "KERNEL") joined hands with 64 partners to enter Huazhong Agricultural University, launching a two-day KERNEL Grand Lecture Hall.

As a microbial science popularization and study tour co-organized by KERNEL and Huazhong Agricultural University's Life Sciences Institute, the KERNEL Grand Lecture Hall has successfully held four sessions, cultivating over 260 microbiology students. Under the academic atmosphere of a "double first-class" university, students listened to expert lectures, conducted scientific experiments, and unlocked the technological power of agricultural development with microbial "seeds". From theory to practice, they re-examined the inseparable relationship between microorganisms, humans, and agriculture.

Opening Ceremony:
At 8 am on September 7, participants held an opening ceremony at the Life Sciences Institute and officially began the course. The ceremony was hosted by Fang Jie, Senior Manager of KERNEL's Marketing Department and Class Director of the KERNEL Grand 

Lecture Hall Microbial Training Class. KERNEL's General Manager Wu Hanhui, Sun Ming (Vice Dean of the Life Sciences Institute and Honorary Dean of the KERNEL Grand Lecture Hall), and KERNEL's Chairman Li Qing delivered opening remarks.

Expert Lectures:
Professor Chen Xiangdong from Wuhan University's Life Sciences College, Professor Ge Xiaodong from Huazhong Agricultural University's Resources and Environment College, and KERNEL's Chairman Li Qing delivered specialized theoretical courses on "Introduction to Microorganisms and Their Stress Resistance", "Agricultural Environmental Development and Response Strategies", and "The Role of Microorganisms in Modern Agriculture".
Professor Chen Xiangdong humorously presented the grand and mysterious world of microorganisms, leading students to explore microbial insights.
Professor Ge Xiaodong elaborated on China's climate changes, their impact on agriculture, and corresponding strategies.
Chairman Li Qing revealed the interactions and relationships between climate, microorganisms, and seeds, theoretically explaining how microorganisms help seeds successfully resist abnormal climate conditions during germination and growth.

Experimental Operations:
Practical experience brings true knowledge. After theoretical courses, students entered the Life Sciences Institute laboratory, divided into two experimental groups, and conducted KERNEL's doctoral assistant team.

Experiments included: plate streak testing of Bacillus subtilis KN-03's compatibility with chemical agents, spore counting to detect active spores of KN-03 on seeds, paper germination method to test seed germination enhancement, and co-cultivation observation of KN-03 and seed symbiosis. Students personally uncovered how microorganisms transform the ordinary into the extraordinary, promoting seed germination and growth.
Closing Ceremony:
After experimental courses, all students gathered for the closing ceremony. They engaged in group discussions, selected outstanding students and teams, and received completion certificates from Honorary Dean Sun Ming.

Post-event, students visited KERNEL's modern production base in Xiantao Industrial Park.