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Dr. Anura Rathnayake, the avant-garde Sri Lankan scientist who is a quality product of the University of Moratuwa, was able to win the 3rd place at the ‘Global Change Award’ organized annually by the H&M foundation with his revolutionary innovation ‘Content Thread’, which facilitates sorting and recycling of clothes using a digital filament.

Craig H. Blakely, PhD, MPH, Dean, School of Public Health and Information Sciences at the University of Louisville (UoFL), United States visited UOM on 16th May 2017. The potential programs of UoFL for discussion were suggested as MSc Clinical Investigative Science, MS Biostatistics, MPH Concentration in Environmental / Community Health, PhD and Joint Research Projects.

Prof. Han Baokun, Vice Dean of College of Mechanical and Electronic Engineering, Prof. Chen Qingguang, Director of Department of Mechanotronics and Prof. Yang Jurru, Director of  Department of Mechanical Manufacturing Engineering, Shangdon University of China visited University of Moratuwa on 25th April 2017 and discussed matters related to staff and student exchange programs, joint research programs and research center concept on mechatronics.

“Unlocking Young Minds-2009”, the seventh anniversary celebration exhibition, was held at the Faculty premises from 14th to 16th May 2009. Professor Malik Ranasinge‐ the Vice Chancellor of the University, Professor N.D.Gunawardena‐Deputy Vice Chancellor, Mrs Leisha De Silva Chandrasena‐Chairperson of Sri Lanka Telecom

Electricity market restructuring, energy tariff policies, generation capacity expansion plans, opportunities for international trade, and the role of IPPs are among some of the major policy issues concerning energy planners in the South Asian nations of Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka.

Recently, University of Moratuwa students brought glory to our country by winning the premier international robot completion, INexus. The two University of Moratuwa student teams competed in the completion early this month and won the 1st place and the 3rd place, beating teams from Australia and India.

The paper describes the design and development of an alarm device that can disseminate disaster early warnings to threatened communities over the GSM network. The device is capable of generating audible, high-volume alarms, flashlights and turning on an in-built radio in response to a warning message from an authorized entity via GSM’s short message service (SMS) or cell broadcast (CB).

The student team from UoM has won the Sri Lanka finals of the CIMA Global Business Challenge 2010 and qualified to participate at the Global finals scheduled to be held on 05th and 06th August 2010 in Malaysia. The student team from UoM has won the Sri Lanka finals of the CIMA Global Business Challenge 2010 and qualified to participate at the Global finals scheduled to be held on 05th and 06th August 2010 in Malaysia

The students of the University of Moratuwa made their alma mater proud again by winning the much coveted Imagine Cup Sri Lanka – 2012 challenge trophy after four long years. The team “V360” from the Faculty of Information Technology, University of Moratuwa