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Sri Lanka as a small island nation which is in a booming development drive have been engaged in a battle against a worsening problem of garbage in most of it’s …
Garbage Problem: A Look at How Other Countries are Tackling this Issue? Read MoreIn a recent paper published in Nature Nanotechnology a group of scientists from the University of Manchester described a novel way to filter seawater and turn it to drinkable water …
Nano Filters Turn Sea Water in to Drinking Water Read MoreAnnual Symposium on Minor Export Crops (ASMEC) and Agricultural Exhibition – 2017 was held at Plant Genetic Resources Centre Gannoruwa, Peradeniya on 16th and 17th of March. The symposium was organized …
Annual Symposium on Minor Export Crops (ASMEC) 2017 Held in Kandy Read MoreSri Lanka should focus on increasing the income from spice product export through value addition rather than exporting raw spices, says Minister Daya Gamage, Minister of Primary Industries in Sri Lanka. He …
Sri Lanka to Concentrate More on Value Addition of Spices Through Research and New Technologies Read MoreThe Annual Research Review 2016 of the National Institute of Fundamental Studies, Kandy was held on 10th of March 2016 under the patronage of Hon. Susil Premajayantha, Minister of Science, Technology & …
NIFS Holds the Annual Research Review for the Year 2016 Read MoreFor every country, the economic development comes with a cost, and most of the time it’s the environment that is affected directly by the activities related to development. A recent …
1.7 million Children Die Every Year Due to Environmental Pollution – Says a WHO Report Read MoreOrganized jointly by Sri Lankan Academy of Young Scientists (SLAYS) and National Science Foundation Sri Lanka (NSF) in collaboration with Coordinating Secretariat for Science, Technology and Innovation (COSTI), Ministry of …
SLAYS Open Forum 2017 Concludes in Colombo Read MoreWHO on 27th February published its first ever list of antibiotic-resistant “priority pathogens” – a catalogue of 12 families of bacteria that pose the greatest threat to human health. The …
The RED LIST! – WHO releases the list of Super Bugs Read MoreClimate change and the science behind it is Simple and the consequences of the climate change are Serious but we are not too late as this is still Solvable. Professor …
Explaining the Climate Change Through Three “S”; Simple, Serious and Solvable Read More
The National Conference on Vector Biology 2016 organized by Department of Zoology, faculty of Science of the university of Jaffna was held on 10th February 2017 at University of Jaffna. …
The National Conference on Insect Vector Biology -2016 Concludes in Jaffna Read More