Nickname: priyavrat thareja

Review: Dyson, You will be remembered for this service to humanity. God created man with a blessing that the latter uses his assets to create knowledge and improve upon it. Improve upon it to create better knowledge and so on. With a vision to create a super harmonious society, your endeavour is applaudable from several angles: 1) It creates a productive stimulus among the students who are more practical and less conventional, 2)It helps no one be left behind on a more practical mapping 3) It provides help with a socialistic bent of mind 4) it provides creative stimulus of society With all the best wishes and regards.

Date reviewed: Oct 10, 2006 10:38 AM

Nickname: Xesc

Review: I'm Spanish. I already studied in an engineering school with that approach in northern Catalunya (Girona) and I must say that the Spanish market was not ready for this kind of professional at that time--even though today they are starting to receive the recognition they/we deserve.

Date reviewed: Aug 2, 2006 2:05 PM

Nickname: Damage

Review: I'm an Indian, and personally i feel that what Dyson is doing is the right thing. Even though India seems to produce thousands of engineers, from personal experience (I'm a mechanical engineer) teachers pretty much endorse learning by rote and don't encourage experimenting. We need, no, the world needs more of such institutions. Way to go, Dyson.

Date reviewed: Jul 29, 2006 5:38 AM

Nickname: directioncosine

Review: Mr. Dyson indeed has exemplified creativity in his professional life. The countless iterations he had to undergo to design his vacuum cleaner is the stuff of legends. The world as a whole is better off for the likes of James Dyson and Dean Kamen. It's also important that universities try and learn something from Dyson's ideas.

Date reviewed: Jul 19, 2006 1:46 PM

Nickname: ddb

Review: This is fantastic! I wish someone would follow this model in the US. What is it that Edison is famous for saying? "At least we know 50,000 things that won't work!" Good luck.

Date reviewed: Jul 14, 2006 7:52 PM

Nickname: Rich

Review: Excellent news, expecially for the City of Bath. It's about time there was some more movement on this subject area pre-university. Just what Britain needs. Good luck James Dyson!

Date reviewed: Jul 14, 2006 6:39 PM