Filipino inventor wins prestigious James Dyson award for keychain microscope


MANILA (Philippine Daily Inquirer/Asia News Network): Filipino inventor Jeremy De Leon won the prized James Dyson Award this year for his unique keychain microscope.

The gadget lets users view microscopic specimens by placing the device on their smartphones. Thailand-based news outlet Thaiger said he also won a ₱330,000 cash reward, which will fund further research and development of his projects.

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