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📢 Sri Lankan Scientist Magazine Attends the Rubber Industry CEO Forum at Ramada Colombo! 🌍🧪 On October 23, our Managing Editor, Dilip Fernando, attended the Rubber Industry CEO Forum at Ramada Colombo. Organized by Dr. Sisira Ranatunga (CEO of Polymer Products Impex Pvt Ltd) and Peram Rao (CEO of TechnoBiz), the event brought together leaders from the rubber industry, Export Development Board (EDB), Industrial Development Board (IDB), and university representatives to discuss the future of Sri Lanka’s rubber sector in the age of Industry 5.0. 🌟 Eng. Gamini Nanda Gunawardana delivered a powerful keynote on "SME Leadership Challenges for Industry 5.0 Transformation"—a timely topic given the rapid rise of automation and sustainable practices reshaping the global manufacturing landscape. With CEOs, directors, and experts from across the sector sharing insights, the forum highlighted the importance of innovation, collaboration, and tech-driven growth to keep Sri Lanka at the forefront of the global rubber industry. Stay tuned for more updates from the event! #RubberIndustry #SriLanka #Industry5_0 #Innovation The Srilankan Scientist

Good opportunity

I had the opportunity to witness a high profile gathering of rubber industry experts, professionals and government officials yesterday at Rubber Industry CEO Forum Colombo. Dr Sisira and Mr Peram Rao invited The Sri Lankan Scientist Magazine to have an observation of the event. They have recognized us through NIA representative Ms Vindya Jayawickrama Wijesinghe who was presenting at the conference as well. This is a great initiative to link a few gaps in the industry right now. we'll share some ideas through our magazine report soon. #rubberweek

To make a real change in the people's behaviors and lives, we believe that they should become more rational.. Rational citizens needs application of scientific thought process We need to have a proper change in the communication sector in the country. We need more scientific content be available to the masses through mass media as always as possible To. Commence this dialog we are having a discussion tomorrow virtually. Our managing Editor Prasanga Dilip Kumar Fernando and news editor Sisira Kumara joins

Sri Lankan Scientist magazine team visited the Open Day of the Open University of Sri Lanka 😍💪 Please visit our YouTube channel Sri Lanka Science Channel for event coverage https://lnkd.in/gu_5ampe

🚀 Share Your Thoughts on Sri Lanka’s Science & Technology Future! 🌱 Calling all science enthusiasts, innovators, and forward-thinkers! 🧠✨ The Sri Lankan Scientist Magazine is working on a special issue dedicated to shaping the future of Science and Technology R&D in Sri Lanka, and we want your voice to be a part of it! 🌍 🔍 Here's your chance to make an impact: 📢 Comment below and share your ideas on: What key areas should Sri Lanka focus on for R&D? How can we encourage more youth participation in science and tech? What role should the private sector play in advancing R&D? 🗨️ Your insights will be featured in our upcoming print edition, along with your profile picture! Less than 100 words is all it takes to contribute to shaping the future of science and technology in our nation. 🇱🇰 💡 Don't miss this opportunity to make your voice heard and be a part of something big! 🕒 Deadline: 5 Days Let’s work together to build a stronger, smarter, and more innovative Sri Lanka! 🌟 #SriLankanScientist #FutureOfScience #InnovationSL #STEM #ResearchAndDevelopment

Sri Lanka is to play a significant role in science and technology in our region 🙏🤗

Sri Lankan research and development policy needs 1% of GDP allocation. Can this become a point of discussion in the current political campaigns?

It is important that we work closely with the organizations like this to serve the global markets with innovations.