 But judging from this interview, I think we have already learned a lot of useful things thanks to our tracking. And I'm wondering for professionals, for subtitles who want to keep abreast with all the new results of research, what would be a good way to follow all the new knowledge that we are gathering? Like, should they go to some conferences? Should we read like abstracts of papers? Are there any like journals that people should follow? Like what would be your advice for people who maybe don't have a lot of time but would like to keep abreast of all the most important takeaways from recent research? Yes, I think there are plenty of places where you can find information about this. For instance, when you're looking for a journal, I would recommend, for instance, the Journal of Audiovisual Translation, which is open access, openly available, that means you don't have to pay anything to be able to read the papers. It's a very good source of recent research. I would also recommend checking their websites and social media channels of different associations, for instance, ISIS or some subtitles associations, as well as getting interested in some research groups that work on audiovisual translation, which, again, share the results of research. One of such groups is obviously Audiovisual Translation Lab, AVT Lab that I'm the head of. We tend to share lots of things and we're very happy to share them. If you need anything, just reach out to us and we'll be very happy to share. And yes, going to conferences, finally, is a great idea as well. You can meet not only academics who do all the research, you can meet other professionals, as well as a company. And there are several interesting conferences, the two major ones are languages in the media, which takes place in Berlin every two years. And every alternate year it is media for all traveling across the globe next year in Antwerp 2023. I guess we can add links for you guys to all these places where you can learn more about these journals or websites or conferences. I think it's fair to say we are a bit Eurocentric when it comes to those events. So I guess for somebody who is maybe based in Latin America or Asia, you can also look for events which are available locally and there are more and more conferences now on Audiovisual Translation also in other regions. That's right. Thank you for chatting with me today, Agnieszka. It's been great to talk about high tracking research and the results of different studies including your own. I think we can certainly learn a lot about subtitling for my tracking research and we hope you and other researchers will keep bringing us answers in the future. Yes, thank you. It's been a pleasure and please bring the questions on so that we have something more to study.