Science's first lady

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Children can benefit from having lots of time to dream and think, according to Royal Institution of Great Britain Director Susan Greenfield, a neuroscientist who is also professor of pharmacology and fellow of Lincoln College, Oxford, England. She is pleased that her parents were not well off and she was therefore not constantly entertained and had time to play in her own world. She welcomes the fact that she has had contact with inspiring people throughout her career, and feels that everybody should have the opportunity to find their own limits in life.

Women scientists, Royal Institution of Great Britain, Greenfield, Sussan

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Lightly does it

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Sales and marketing require very different abilities in designers, according to Studio Dillon Managing Director Jane Dillon. She prefers to focus on designing, while the business side of the studio is handled by David Wallace, a consultant at Portobello Consultants Group. She enjoys having her own studio and does not feel that she really needs any hobbies. She believes that there is considerable potential for design ventures.

Artists' studios, Dillon, Jane, Studio Dillon

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