The Premier Science Magazine in Sri Lanka
As declared by the UNESCO in 2001, November 10th of every year is celebrated internationally as the world science day for peace and development. This special day helps highlight the …
The World Science Day for Peace and Development 2018 Read More
Organized by World Health Organization(WHO) in collaboration with UN Environment, World Meteorological Organization (WMO), the Climate and Clean Air Coalition (CCAC), the secretariat of the UN Framework Convention on Climate …
First Who Global Conference on Air Pollution and Health Read More
In Sri Lanka the cultivation of oil palm for Edible oil production has become a controversial topic as there are two groups debating over its’ sustainability in Sri Lankan context. …
Panel Discussion on “Oil palm cultivation: is it sustainable?” Read More
The Institute of Biochemistry, Molecular Biology and Biotechnology (IBMBB) of the University of Colombo on last Friday(26th October) hosted their open day for the year 2018. The information booths, poster …
Open Day 2018 at IBMBB Read More
Two astronauts bound for the international space station had to abort their mission and had to re-enter the earth atmosphere for an emergency landing after the booster of their rocket …
Astronauts make an emergency landing after a rocket booster malfunction Read More
Sri Lanka Academy of Young Scientists (SLAYS) is growing as a multi-disciplinary team of young scientists and professionals who strongly believes that young scientists in Sri Lanka should play a key …
SLAYS Open Forum 2018, Held in Colombo Read More
The Nobel Assembly at Karolinska Institutet in Sweden yesterday announced James P. Allison and Tasuku Honjo as winners of the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine in 2018 for their …
Two Scientists win the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for their Discovery of a Novel Cancer Therapy Read More
Sri Lanka Association for Laboratory Animal Science (SLALAS) is the apex organization dedicated to Laboratory Animal Science in Sri Lanka. We are committed to promote the animal welfare and the …
Fifth Annual Scientific Session of the Sri Lanka Association for Laboratory Animal Science (SLALAS) Held in Colombo Read More
A recent study done by a group of scientists in Queen Mary University of London has shown that smaller air pollutant particles are reaching placenta through mothers’ blood streams. The …
Air Pollution harm unborn babies too – a Study finds Read More
Annual Symposium of the Department of Agriculture (ASDA 2018) was held on 6th & 7th September 2018 with the participation of Officials of related Ministries, Chairmen, Director Generals, Directors, Scientists …
“Agriculture Beyond Production” – Annual Research Symposium of the Department of Agriculture 2018 Read More