Donation will help create brand new centre for Assistive and Accessible Technology

A new research centre designed to help drive digital inclusion for those with disabilities will be set up at the University of Salford thanks to a generous donation. Executive Chairman of Salford-based Morson Group, Ged Mason OBE HonBDA, will make a personal donation of £250,000 to create the Centre for Assistive & Accessible Technology (ATech). In a collaboration with people with disabilities and external partners, the University of Salford will establish the Ged Mason Centre of Excellence for Assistive and Accessible Technology.  The aim is to drive much needed innovation,…

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