How do you select research projects? Do you have people prompting you? Do you have your own interests? Is there a program set by Macquarie? How do you actually get the tutors?

Yeah, it's a good question.

I am still doing my PhD.

I'm very close to finishing a Martin, I hope.

And I was a little bit uncertain about that when I first came into academia and I kind of had to choose a pathway of research.

What often happens is students will sort of attach themselves to a supervisor who already has a field of expertise and he's sort of leading the knowledge in a particular area.

And they can find a little niche alongside that supervisor that allows them to sort of break their own new ground.

And so finally, one tip for any actuary who might be contemplating moving to an academic position, what would be your advice?