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23rd October 2024, Colombo — The Sri Lankan Scientist Magazine was invited to the prestigious Rubber Industry CEO Forum held at the Ramada Colombo, organized by Dr. Sisira Ranatunga, CEO …
Sri Lankan Rubber Industry CEO Forum Paves the Way for Industry 5.0 Read More
The Sri Lankan Academy of Young Scientists (SLAYS) held its highly anticipated Industry 5.0 Open Forum on October 10th, 2024, at TRACE Expert City in Colombo. This event, themed “Industry …
Industry 5.0: Pioneering Human-Machine Collaboration for Sri Lanka’s Economic Revival Read More
In a moment that will be remembered for years, Nadeesha Chandrasena stepped down from the stage to a sea of applause at the 2024 Australian Good Design Awards, recognized as …
Sri Lanka’s Pride, Best Engineering Design in the World by Dr. Nadeesha Chandrasena. Read More
Monkeypox, a viral zoonotic disease, has been making headlines globally due to its spread beyond traditional endemic regions. With the recent detection of monkeypox in Sri Lanka, it is essential …
Monkeypox and Its Potential Impact on Sri Lanka Read More
The Bay of Bengal Initiative for Multi-Sectoral Technical and Economic Cooperation (BIMSTEC) held its Second Expert Meeting on Science, Technology, and Innovation (STI) Cooperation from July 25th to 26th, 2024, …
BIMSTEC Second Expert Meeting on Science, Technology, and Innovation Cooperation: A Step Forward for Regional Progress Read More
the second meeting of the BIMSTEC EG – STI in 2024 marks a significant advancement in regional cooperation, promoting sustainable development, and enhancing the quality of life within the Bay of Bengal region, paving the way forward.
Second Meeting of the BIMSTEC Expert Group on Science, Technology, Innovation (STI) 2024 Read More
10th Biennial Conference on Science and Technology (BICOST X): 2025, themed “Science, Technology, and Innovation Roadmap for Economic Development: 2025-2030.” This initiative by NASTEC aims to transform our STI sector through digital transformation, human capital development, public-private partnerships, and global collaborations.
BICOST X:2025 Theme Launch Event Read More
The National People’s Power (NPP) recently made history by prioritizing research and development (R&D) in political debates, unveiling the “Quantum Leap” policy framework. This visionary plan aims to drive economic prosperity, social wellbeing, and environmental sustainability through innovation and invention. Highlighting six priority areas, the NPP invites global experts to contribute ideas, emphasizing a future where scientific advancement propels Sri Lanka into a new “Renaissance Era.” This initiative promises to transform the nation’s economy by leveraging its untapped resources.
The Quantum Leap: Pioneering Innovation and Invention-Driven R&D for Sri Lanka’s Prosperity Read More
In recent years, the landscape of life science research in Sri Lanka has encountered significant challenges due to regulatory hurdles imposed on the importation and distribution of Research Use Only …
Streamlining Regulatory Processes for Research Use Only Products: A Call for Clarity and Efficiency Read More
Introduction: Mannar, with its rich historical significance dating back to the maritime Silk Road, stands as a testament to the interwoven tapestry of culture and nature. However, amidst the backdrop …
Preserving Mannar’s Avian Riches: A Call to Protect Migratory Bird Corridors Read More