Entrepreneur and inventor Sir James Dyson has announced he will be donating £12m to set up an engineering school-called Dyson-at Imperial College London. The school will specifically aim to encourage more females into engineering careers.
Entrepreneur and inventor Sir James Dyson has announced he will be donating £12m to set up an engineering school-called Dyson-at Imperial College London. The school will specifically aim to encourage more females into engineering careers.
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