Thanks for the question, sir. I think it's a really good one.
It's interesting. We do bring together academia into the program. From a Canadian nexus, we actually deal with some of our universities as we're trying to find the right and the best test centre facilities available where we can bring our innovators. There have been recommendations certainly coming out of Ontario with regard to quantum support for some of our innovators who work in that area.
I think there are more opportunities for us to work with academia. When I look at the structure of the DIANA program, we brought academia into the program. In fact, many of our challenge managers come from the academic community. They still have the linkages within those communities.
There are still more opportunities for us to engage from NATO DIANA with academia. Certainly, from previous experience in the Canadian Forces and in my previous job, that was one of the things we identified. There ought to be better opportunities for collaboration.
