 So, as everyone knows, ARDC is the National Collaborative Research Infrastructure Strategy capability, meaning we are funded by NCRS. And so it's really important around the attribution of ARDC's co-investment to take place. So ARDC project investment recipients are required to attribute the investment to ARDC and NCRS on the platform or data project that's being produced. And in the marketing communication materials, including talks, posters, presentations, brochures and websites. There is an investment identifier or DOI. So ARDC will provide this, so it's required to publicly identify ARDC's investment. The identifier will be provided by ARDC and the project team will be advised of the DOI as per our policies and procedures. So how to attribute ARDC's co-investment? In line with NCRS acknowledgement guidelines, we've got a line that we recommend for attributing the investment. So it's the project received investment and will provide you with the DOI, which will resolve to the project page. From the Australian Research Data Commons and ARDC is funded by the National Collaborative Research Infrastructure Strategy. So we'd like you to ask you to please use this text together with ARDC and NCRS logos in presentations, websites, etc. So we have an ARDC attribution style guideline, which is the visual version of this. And on the screen, you'll see a horizontal lockup and a vertical lockup with an example. This is one partner logo. Obviously, there are more partner logos involved in this project, most projects. So we also have a version which shows multiple partners and co-branding. And I've just got an example here of a website to show you, which is the Eco Commons. And you can see ARDC and the line of text next to it as well as the NCRS logo. And that's at the bottom of the screen. We've had some questions around using some other communications and marketing activities such as Twitter, LinkedIn, video or infographics. There may be others. So if you've got questions, please email us. And as they pop up, we'll add this to the slide deck. So with Twitter, we ask you to please tag ARDC. And if there's space, there's a hashtag for NCRS impact. With LinkedIn, there should be plenty of space on post. So you can include both Australian research data commons can be tricky to find. So if you could please tag us, that would be great. With videos, we would ask for attribution at the end, an end slide to the video along with all the other partners. And if possible, a verbal attribution. And with the infographics, we know there's limited space. But if possible, at the bottom of the infographic would be great. We also ask that you acknowledge the use of ARDC products and services that are used when you use them. And this includes, you know, co-invested platforms or virtual laboratories, which should provide a copy for. So NECDA research cloud general users and also if there's specific cloud node that's been used, we ask you to acknowledge that use. So we have a range of attribution and acknowledgement guidelines. These are all available on our website to download and there's links there. So they include a guide for copy acknowledgement of our services, which was NECDA and some of the platforms, etc. Virtual laboratories, etc. And there's also the star guideline, which is more of visual and there's logos to download. And then we would ask that you send all our work and communications to our general email, which is comms at ARDC.edu.au to review before publishing. And just while I've got your attention, I'd also like to just talk about project communications as well. So when you're obviously received investment and you're running the project. You know, there's normally starts off with an article or a post about receiving the funding. That's a kick kick start up or a kickoff article. You may also like to consider a project comms plan for your activity, potentially a website page or a suitable page landing. Collecting emails from interested researchers along the way. So that might be used. You might be able to use that for user testing feedback or updating on the progress of the project. Social media posts might be interested in and PowerPoint presentations and branding when you speak to other organizations as well. And I would also like you to consider keeping in contact with ARDC after the co-investment funding period ends. As Adrian was saying, this reporting that goes on afterwards. And some of this activity that comes out around the broader impacts is really goals for ARDC. And we'd love to be able to promote impact stories that result from this sort of activity. I just provided an example project comms plan template that may be useful to some groups. Some some already have comms teams, etc. that have this sort of these sort of tools. And I just wanted to run through some of the ARDC channels that are available to our investment co-investment projects and programs, which are a national at a national level. So we'd like you to help us tell your story. We have will provide you with an ARDC project website page with a DOI link that results to it. We have our ARDC Twitter account where you could tag us and the hashtag for increased impact. The ARDC LinkedIn page as well. We have an ARDC blog on our website where we write regular stories. So if you think about if you have a story to share, is there a call to action or something you would like people to do? We're really keen to send people in a particular space to make them aware of the project, but also get them to do something, whether or not that's, you know, join a community practice, fill in a survey, whatever it is you'd like people to do. And we have ARDC connect newsletters that go out once the first of every month, which has major stories as well as other events and jobs. And then on the 15th of every month, we have a what's on newsletter, which also has events, you know, registrations, jobs, etc. that we could highlight to people. So the comms team is really looking for project milestones to promote in advance. So if you know about things in advance, we'd love to hear about them to give us time to prepare and produce materials, etc. We're looking for high quality images of the impact from the projects or activity. Or we might be able to arrange a photographer if there's enough notice. So it might not be the building of the thing, but, you know, if there's researchers out there that are using it, that might make great story that we could use. We may be able to get a photographer out if there's something great to capture. And researchers are end users. We're always looking for researchers or end users who are helping to develop the activity or use, you know, might be using the platform to show impact of the project. So that's what we're looking for. So, you know, when and how to contact IRDC communications. When you have a project milestone to announce, you know, are you looking for a target audience to take action, such as sign up for an event, etc. That's when you can contact us. And all project marketing communications collateral written a logo acknowledgement to send to us to review. And I've just provided the email address there. So that's it from me very quick.