I will answer the second part first, which is to say that the work of BOREALIS is driven by the sovereign capability areas that are defined in the defence industrial strategy. As you may know, they are in fact pretty broad. They do include things like medical countermeasures, for example, for chemical, biological, nuclear or radiological events, which we need to protect our armed forces from. Things like biotech absolutely would be included.
However, we do have to prioritize. We were just stood up in September, so at this moment we are prioritizing three major sovereign technology areas, the first being sensing, which is covered by our maritime defence innovation secure hub; the second being quantum; and third being uncrewed systems. Those two latter areas are the subject of the call for proposals, which I alluded to, and we hope to announce soon who we will be working with in those domains.
For the first question on IP and collaboration with the universities, I will turn it over to my colleague, ADM Hadwen, to chime in.