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Engineering4Health
As part of Engineers Week and to celebrate International Womens Day 2019 AMBER researchers went to girls school, Muckross Park, to talk about careers in BioEngineering, the impact it can have on society, and listen to what the girls had to say.
Видео Engineering4Health канала AMBER Centre
Видео Engineering4Health канала AMBER Centre
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