As for why he didn't quickly take his seat, that would be a case of different people having different views.
However, not being seated in the front row does not necessarily mean a lack of academic achievements, because even in the second row, you can still see William Weber, William Sturgeon, Charles Babbage, and Felix Savar.
Ohm looked at these faces, gazing at the names he had seen countless times in various academic journals, recalling the theorems named after them, and couldn't help but feel his liver quiver with shivers all over.
Although he considered himself to have some research in the field of electricity, at this very moment, facing the impending academic presentation, this yet-to-be-famous physicist still felt unparalleled pressure.
He knew well that today's audience was not just any ordinary audience, but the highest echelon of the scientific world, where even the slightest mistake would not escape their discerning eyes.
