I think that in general the colleges are probably still in a bit of a start-up mode in relation to having their capacity in applied research well known and well understood. We've been in the applied research business formally for about 10 years now. It's still, as I mentioned earlier, a very small portion of the federal investment in academic R and D or post-secondary R and D. It's an area of huge potential for the students and for the local economies, but the ability to really promote that to small business and medium-sized business, to the larger business world, is still extremely limited.
Mr. Sheehan spoke earlier about challenges. I'd like to think about them as opportunities. I think we've passed the proof-of-concept stage in terms of what colleges are capable of doing. Starting to think about how we scale up, what you're hearing about from us today would be an area of tremendous opportunity.