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"Exploring the Convention on Biological Diversity"

Science Weekly • Kosala Abeykoon

The Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) is a multilateral treaty that aims to promote the conservation of biological diversity, the sustainable use of its components, and the fair and equitable sharing of benefits arising . . .

Hormone Physiology in Plants : Way of regulation of Growth and Development.

Science Weekly • Kosala Abeykoon

Phytohormones, or plant hormones, are signaling molecules that control a range of physiological activities in plants, including growth, development, and reactivity to environmental cues. Plant hormones may be categorized into . . .

 Palynology: Exploring the World of Ancient Pollen

Science Weekly • Kosala Abeykoon

Abstract: Palynology, the study of pollen grains and spores found in sedimentary deposits, is a fundamental discipline that provides valuable insights into Earth's history . . .

The Science Behind Photography

Science Weekly • Samuditha Saradindu

World Photography Day is celebrated on August 19 every year with the aim of paying homage to the artists who contributed their everything to the field of photography. On this World Photography Day, as we celebrate the artistry . . .

The Enigmatic Symphony

Science Weekly • Samuditha Saradindu

"Mathematics is the language with which God has written the universe.” ∼Galileo Galilei According to the all-mighty knowledge base, Wikipedia, . . .

Building Up Confidence

Science Weekly • Pramudith Fernando

Right off the bat, I disclaim that this is not a piece on self-help or motivation, although we will “motivate” (pun intended :p ) a certain kind of thinking and understanding of a topic. That being an exceptionally useful . . .

Intuitions From The Abstract

Science Weekly • Pramudith Fernando

When we see “+” and “x” in a mathematical expression, we immediately do that operation without a second thought about what makes such an action possible. We even have extended the concept of “adding” beyond numbers . . .

Increasing Population - Where It Is Heading

Science Weekly • Renata Steinwall

Dante's 'Inferno' Italian writer Dante Alighieri is most famous for his epic poem, “The Divine Comedy”, a work dating back to the 14th century and is still considered one of the . . .

Effect of Oceans on Oxygen Regulation on Earth

Science Weekly • Kosala Abeykoon

Life on Earth owes its existence to the presence of oxygen in the atmosphere. However, the origin of oxygen in the atmosphere is not entirely understood. It is believed that cyanobacteria . . .

Number Theory and Cryptography

Science Weekly • Thishanka Alahakoon

What is number theory? “Mathematics is the queen of the sciences and number theory is the queen of mathematics.” - Guass . . .

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මානව ගමන් මග වෙනස් කළ අපූරු චාරිකාව-1

by Sanjula Samaraweera

 මානව ශිෂ්ඨාචාරය වෙනස් කළ දේශ ගවේෂකයන් නම් කරන්න යැයි ඔබට පැවසුවහොත් ඔබ නිතැනින් මතකයට එනු ඇත්තේ ක්‍රිස්ටෝපර් කොලොම්බස් , බර්තලමියු ඩයස්, වස්කෝ

ගැහැණු

by Blog Team

 ඈ වැදූ දරුවා රකිනු බැරි මෝහිනීගේ සැමියා කොහි ද? සමාජෙන් අහනා බැනුම් ඇති ඇගේ සිය දිවි නසාගන්න දුන් පොරොන්දුව රැක්කෙ නැති පිරිමියා

සරූගේ දිනපොතෙන් 2

by Sashini Madhubhashini

 බැල්මෙන් පවා සලිත තාරකා දෙනයනකි ප්‍රඥාව පෙන්නුම් කිරීමට දෝ පුළුල් නලළතකි එය හා ඔට්ටු වන කොට කැරලි කෙහෙරැල්ලකි මද සිනාවක්වත් නැති සිහින්

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