Thank you, Chair. It's great to see you again, and you're doing a great job.
I'm going to start my questions off with Dr. Murphy.
I was co-founder of Innovation Guelph. It's an innovation ecosystem in Guelph. On the governance model, we have the University of Guelph sitting on the board of directors of Innovation Guelph, an innovation centre out of the University of Guelph, and the businesses in Guelph are also quite tied in with “created in #Guelph”.
I've been to Innovation UBC, and tremendous work, as you said, is going on, particularly on lipid nanoparticles and other health innovations. The University of Guelph is doing innovation around corn-based nanoparticles that cancer drugs are attached to and then put into the body. The corn is absorbed by the body, and the drugs do their work on specific cancers.
UBC didn't know what Guelph was doing, and Guelph didn't know what UBC was doing. How do we develop an ecosystem in Canada where universities are aware of the research that's being commercialized where they could benefit from each other?