And Dylan Sim, who designs quantum algorithms at PsiQuantum.

Yeah.

I would say what you both just said, and one thing that I've kind of forgotten about is kind of like the course of study that they recommended.

I think coming from a chemistry and physics background from undergrad, it kind of encouraged me to take courses and learn more from fields of applied math and computer science.

One of my favorite classes during grad school was on numerical methods from the applied math department, and a lot of those kind of methods and skill sets that I've learned from that class I still kind of use to this day in my current research.

So it definitely was incredibly useful to my career.

And what Alicia and Jacob just said about the opportunity to meet different people, especially at the, um, annual conferences.