guess there is, I don't know if you can include that in science communication, but you could look at it sort of through the lens of which audience you're talking to. So if it's researchers talking to other researchers that sometimes also call like science communication. And I think it is, it's, it's correct to do that, because I mean, researchers have to communicate with each other about their research so that they do and like, whenever I papers, right, they would publish a paper that other people can read. And that's a form of communication. And then of course, conferences, like giving a talk on your research or presenting a post on your research. That's like a type of science communication that you would do in between sort of researchers. And then you have science communications, that is, and I think that's more sort of the what we think of, I guess, in most cases, it's like when you have a researcher talking to the public, or to like a lay audience, kind of trying to break it down. And there you can have, so I will kind of distinguishes this sort of subfield, again, into like two areas where you one is when you have sort of like a middle man, middle person. And that could be like a, for example, in the universities, many universities have like communication departments, where you have people who've write press releases about new studies. So this is a form of science communications, or you have a Science Festival, for example, that is organised by people that are not the scientists themselves, but it's organised sort of by a third party, or like a science museum, things like that. And then, of course, you have journalists as well, then you have the science writers, or science journalists, who often pick up those press releases and write about it for like traditional media. And then like, the second category would be researchers who do that job themselves. And I think this is more rare. But um, for example, on Instagram, probably also on Twitter, there's kind of a lot science communication happening also, that is really originating from the researchers where they are talking to the public. And of course, some researches write books like popular science books, that's another form of science communication. But yeah, in terms of formats, it's near endless. I mean, no, but like, there's books, articles, videos, I mean, there's all sorts of flow of technology or formats that that are being used. Yeah, yeah, definitely seems like there's different types of things you can do within the field. Are you able to comment at all about what the job availability is like in the in these different categories? Like science journalism, like research, writing, I know that sometimes science writing can seem like one of those really cool things. But there are some things like that, where it's hard to actually break into the field. Yeah, yeah. I mean, it is certainly true. Like, it is cool. I mean, I love it. I love writing, I love science, writing, I love this whole world. But it is really difficult to break in, as you say. And I would say it's also actually difficult to survive. So even once you're in or that has been my experience, I managed to get him but then I struggled staying in there. And that was not because I wouldn't get commissions, I would get more commissions than I could handle. But I didn't manage to sort of make a living off it. So I wouldn't get paid enough basically, for the work, it would take me to write a piece. And I think this is certainly something that if I would have tried harder, I could have solved I could have gotten better at writing less well risk.