As a child, Dr Anne-Marie Imafidon loved taking things apart. Now a tech leader, she's passionate about breaking down stereotypes.br br Subscribe to BBC Ideas br Made by Angel Sharp Media. br In collaboration with the EBU’s Women of Science project br More inspiring people in our playlist br br • AMAZING PEOPLE br br 0:00 Meet Dr Anne-Marie Imafidonbr 1:35 Growing up in east London, UKbr 2:15 "School was frustrating"br 3:22 Dr Imafidon's interest in tech started early - aged four she took apart her family's (very expensive) VCR playerbr 4:11 Early achievementsbr 5:09 Founding of the STEMettesbr 6:28 Frustration at "manels"br 7:00 Dr Imafidon argues that we need more "herstory" in schools' STEM curriculumsbr 8:20 Dr Imafidon argues that the "fourth industrial revolution" is not inclusive and this is holding society backbr 9:50 Dr Imafidon's current rolesbr 12:15 Why Dr Imafidon is passionate about the work she's doingbr br br br Do you have a curious mind? You’re in the right place.br br Our aim on BBC Ideas is to feed your curiosity, to open your mind to new perspectives, and to leave you that little bit smarter. br br So dive in. Let us know what you think.