Bye-bye.

Take care.

No problem.

Thank you very much.

Thank you.

…about that.

That’s all right. I’ll be able to do some more work before the email on spot that kicks in at 9:00 AM…

Hopefully this is, as I say, first of many conversations on the opportunities to bring you to Oxford, to get involved both with this program and with some of the other projects.

It’s very interesting to hear that. It’s all very positive. It’s lovely. Really exciting.

One other reflection, perhaps, it’s interesting, our concerns are truly global. With pertains to Taiwan, we’re currently advertising for a senior research fellow in Taiwanese studies, literally, it has just gone up, I think. Again, we see ourselves very much as a global university, very much engaged with issues that ...

It’s so reassuring to hear that. Academia and universities like Oxford have this power to bring civil society, government, and businesses all together to try and actually address globe-level challenges.

This is all very, very interesting and positive to hear. There’s a lot of synergies there. That’s the sort of key point that I wanted to get across. I don’t know, Lucas probably will be able to say even more about that in due course. Hopefully, this is the first ...

The other thing is the point that Lucas made about the touch points with policymakers. That is something that the university has been actively working very strongly with. Wherever possible, we try to translate our research into actionable intelligence and informing public debate, but beyond that also policy makers and ...

It’s very interesting to hear how some of the core concerns that our academics are engaging with are ones that you are living and trying to act on presently. That’s something very, very interesting and positive to hear.

Again, that’s another area where the university has real strength, again, within the department, which would host the program that that Lucas talked about. There is the Reuters Institute for the study of journalism, which has done a lot on that front, and more broadly within the social sciences at ...

It’s very interesting to hear that that’s been one of the main concerns and one of the main things that you’re trying to achieve within your remit. Then the broader questions around misinformation, which you’ve talked about a lot.

No, I just think it is very interesting to have been part of this conversation to hear it. I think there is a lot of touch points. What was very interesting is to hear about the emphasis on democratic resilience, which is a real area of strength for the department ...

A moment. There you go.

Can I ask to be moved slightly to see better Audrey?