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As a result of research conducted at the Arthur C Clark Centre for Modern Technologies, a group of Sri Lankan scientists have found a new extra-solar planetary system (Exoplanets) for …
Sri Lanka Joins the Exoplanet Hunt with the Discovery of Two New Exoplanets Read More
In a recent press release The World Health Organization says it’s OK to use the drug Dolutegravir as the treatment for HIV patients. Initial studies had highlighted a possible link …
WHO recommends Dolutegravir(DTG) as preferred HIV treatment option in all populations Read More
One of the most prestigious organizations representing science in Sri Lanka, The Sri Lanka Association for the Advancement of Science celbrates its’ 75th annivesary this year. Founded in 1944 The …
SLAAS Turns 75! Read More
On 1st of July the atmosphere in and around the SwissTech Convention Center of Lausanne was totally different with science journalists from all around the world coming in to attend The World Conference of Science Journalists 2019. The World Conference of Science Journalists is considered as the largest gathering of science journalists from around the world.
Science Journalism Reached New Heights in Lausanne, WCSJ2019 Read More
A special symposium themed “Research and Applications of Traditional Knowledge based Biotechnologies in Sri Lanka: Past perspectives, current status and Future Trends” organized by Sri Lanka Association for the Advancement of Science (SLAAS) was held on 30th May 2019 at the auditorium of the Institute of Industrial Technology in Colombo.
SLAAS Biotechnology Symposia Series Starts in Colombo Read More
Celebrated every year on June 5, World Environment Day is the United Nations’ biggest annual event for positive environmental action to encourage worldwide awareness of the need to protect our …
#Beatairpollution; The theme of the world environment day 2019 Read More
Making a rational citizen should be an objective of mass media if they have a feeling of responsibility in their social role. Rational citizens make rational decisions which probably supports progress of the society.
Science Communication: Where is Sri Lanka Heading to ? Read More
As most of the south and south east Asian countries are battling it hard against the air pollution, the effectiveness of this battles are affected by the knowledge gap about the seriousness of this issue, a report says.
Study shows glaring gap in knowledge about Air Pollution in South and South East Asia Read More
In a recent news release, The World Health Organization recommends thatchildren under five must spend less time sitting watching screens, or restrained in prams and seats, get better quality sleep …
More Exercise, Less Screen Time for Children Under Five: WHO Recommends Read More Organized by the World Federation of Science Journalists (WFSJ), the World Conference of Science Journalists is a biannual event where science journalists and Science writers from all around the world …
World Conference of Science Journalists 2019: “Reaching New Heights in Science Journalism” Read More