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New accessions in e- way: new additions e group of library, University of Moratuwa

Seneviratne, TM [Article-Full-text]

Preparing new accession lists is a conventional current awareness service in academic and other libraries of Sri Lanka. New accession list normally contains a list of bibliographic records of items added to the library ...
Research commons: bringing research support activities of the University of Moratuwa to the next Ievel

Seneviratne, TM; Kodikara, RC [Article-Full-text]

Research Commons is a dedicated library spaceforresearchers. Research Commons in libraries is important to develop research culture in the university environment. The authors surveyed all academic staffofthe University ...
A walking and talking library: a study on the impact of the strategy “read – aloud” on older adults with vision impairments

Tennakoon, TMRPK; Dissanayake, KH; Seneviratne, TM [Article-Abstract]

The study aims to investigate the effectiveness of read aloud strategy on old lives with vision impairments for reducing loneliness and social isolation. Read aloud is an activity that incorporates variations in pitch, ...
A sense-making approach for engineering undergraduates to retrieve environmental management information on Bolgoda ecosystem

Seneviratne, TM; Jayawardena, CL [Article-Full-text]

The use of methodologies, practices, and activities are encouraged in engineering education to solve real-world problems for which knowledge generation and information transfer is vital. For this purpose, it is essential ...
New accessions in e way: new additions e group of library, University of Moratuwa

Seneviratne, TM [Article-Full-text]
A Conceptual framework to adopt circular economy principles in managing municipal solid waste in Sri Lanka

Thayaparan, M [Article-Full-text]

Circular Economy (CE) is a fast-emerging concept globally, taking a visible transformation from the mainstream linear economic model across key sectors, due to decrease in natural resources and the increase in waste ...
How can we turn heat into useful energy using nanotechnology?

Henadeera, P; Samaraweera, N; Ranasinghe, C; Wijewardane, A [Article-Full-text]

In 1821, the German physicist Thomas Seebeck made a groundbreaking discovery that revealed the direct conversion of heat energy into electricity. He did so by bringing two different metals together and holding one end ...
Folklore in fashion- preserving intangible cultural heritage through fashion.

Thilakarathne, S; Gopura, S; Wickramasinghe, A; Payne, A [Article-Full-text]

Folklore has been an integral part of Sri Lankan culture for centuries and the story of Kuweni is one such entrancing narrative with historical significance, since it is directly linked to the origin of the Sinhalese nation. ...
Intention-behavior gap in greener consumption among young Sri Lankan consumers

Kosgoda, D [Article-Full-text]

In today’s world, we heavily rely on natural resources for activities, business, and survival. We are consuming resources at an unsustainable rate. However, our planet can only produce a finite number of resources and can ...
Unveiling the unusual: a task view for anomaly dection in R

Talagala, P [Article-Full-text]

Anomalies play a critical role in statistical analysis, as their presence in data can lead to biased parameter estimation, model misspeci cation, and misleading results if classical analysis techniques are blindly applied. ...
Plagiarism at crossroads

Rathnayake, P [Article-Full-text]

Considered in academia a serious offence, plagiarism is an act of copying or stealing someone else’s ideas or work and presenting them as one’s own [1]. In a broader sense, plagiarism is using an author’s words, ideas, ...
Modeling the dengue risk in Sri Lanka

Piyatilake, T [Article-Full-text]

Dengue fever is a viral infection that spreads from infected mosquitoes to humans. This is a leading cause for most of the deaths in the tropical and subtropical areas around the globe. Dengue virus spread has risen largely ...
Risk assessment in project supply chains in Maldives hospitality sector

Sugathadasa, R; Weerasinghe, B [Article-Full-text]

The article evaluates the enabling factors of risks in the project management supply chain process within the Maldives hospitality sector within identification of needs in procurement process. The tourist arrivals in the ...
The Evocative wardrobe : establishing emotional durability to accelerate circular economy in fashion

Fernando, N; Rathnayaka, R [Article-Full-text]

Global fashion waste, sustainability, and the circular economy are concepts that are increasingly gaining popularity not only in the world but also in Sri Lanka. The Fashion Revolution, organizations such as the Ellen ...
Soft robotics to ensure safe food handling

Lihini, C; Kulasekara, A; Chathuranga, D; Gopura, R [Article-Full-text]

Soft robotics is a subfield of robotics that concerns the design, control, and fabrication of robots composed of compliant materials, instead of rigid links [1]. Using softer materials similar to those found in living ...
Review of methodologies used in electricity supply and demand forecasting

Dissanayake, B; Perera, N; Velmanickam, L [Article-Full-text]

The electricity market is a critical component of modern society, providing the essential energy needed to power our homes, businesses, and industries. European countries began to liberalize their electricity markets in ...
Bolgoda chat: the era of transformation

Karunathilake, H; Witharana, S [Article-Full-text]

Mahamendige Wilfred Joseph Gerard Mendis was born in Moratuwa on 7th day of November 1942. Popularly known as “Willie”, did his entire schooling at the St. Peter’s College Bambalapitiya, and excelled in studies, in debating ...
Stones that stand the test of time: exploring the durability and weathering of metamorphic Rocks of Sri Lanka

Kanagasundaram, G; Dassanayake, A; Jayawardena, C; Samarasuriya, C [Article-Full-text]

Weathering and durability are the key properties of the rock to evaluate the suitability and end-use for different kinds of applications such as building and construction material and engineering structures. Weathering is ...
Unlocking the Power of Big Data: How Remote Sensing and Land Zoning Data are Revolutionizing Urban Planning

Senarathna, T; Kanagasundaram, G; Samarasuriya, C [Article-Full-text]

Urbanization is a rapidly growing trend, and cities are facing unprecedented challenges in managing growth, ensuring sustainability, and promoting social equity. Urban planning is a complex and challenging process, as it ...
Waste Minimization in Agri-Food Supply Chains through Digitization

Jayalath, M; Perera, N; Ratnayake, C; Thibbotuwawa, A [Article-Full-text]

The agricultural industry has undergone significant changes in recent years, with advancements in machinery leading to increased scale, speed, and productivity of farm equipment. These improvements, combined with advancements ...

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