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Pushing Back and Forth: Coupled Oscillators

Science Weekly • Dasith Tilakaratna

In the physical world around us, we often talk about energy as a transferrable quantity. This transfer happens not only from one form to the other but also from one physical body to another. In this study of a back and forth . . .

Ordering The Disordered - Part 2

Science Weekly • Amrah Izadeen

Understanding global warming and our heavy impact on it has never been more imperative than it is now. It has also never been easier to do so than it is in the present. And that is due to the hard work of three winners of the . . .

Ordering The Disordered – Part 1   

Science Weekly • Amrah Izadeen

Global warming is a term that we often hear but, do we really know who and what is behind it? We tend to look at this topic superficially, sometimes in a detached manner, as if it does not . . .

Sense-sational Science: Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine 2021

Science Weekly • Yowan Dias

What makes us who we are? This deep, philosophical question is one that mankind has been struggling to find answers to. Most argue that our lives are amalgamations of our sensory experiences – each of those providing a unique . . .

Predicting the future isn’t magic. It's AI; Supervised Learning

Science Weekly • Ama Karunarathne

“I am telling you, the world’s first trillionaires are going to come from somebody who masters AI and all its derivatives, and applies it in ways we never thought . . .

How Complex You Are!

Science Weekly • Ama Karunarathne

Have you ever thought about how complex you are! Compare with the ones around you. You are different in all aspects. Your creativity, attitude, taste, goal, habits, phenotype may not be found . . .

Nano-02

Science Weekly • Chamathka Gamage

Carbon is one of the essential elements of the earth. Solid carbon exists as graphite and diamond. However, four basic forms of carbon nanomaterials (CNMs) have been invented; fullerene, single-walled carbon nanotube (SWCNT), . . .

Pulse Oximetry

Science Weekly • Dilshan Chandraguptha

  Beep! The reading was “60”. Probably a mistake because the young boy stood there firmly. But within minutes, he collapsed with a cardiac arrest. The reading “60”, wasn’t his pulse, but the level of Oxygen . . .

Surface Plasmon Resonance Microscopy

Science Weekly • Dilshan Chandraguptha

"A few weeks ago, we the members of Team-H, debated opposing the fact that, “When we compare electrons and photons, electrons are the best sources to investigate molecular structures.” It was one of the 5 interesting and . . .

Digital Circuits I: Simple Foundations

Science Weekly • Dasith Tilakaratna

With the transition of the computer from the 2nd to the 3rd generation, the introduction of transistor-based circuitry was applied very meticulously and consistently in the design of the computer. This . . .

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මඟුල් මුදු (අ)හිමි අම්මා

by Kaveesha Gimhani

 පියෙක්  නම් ලද ලෙයක අයිතිය කටු නොගෑවට නීතියෙන් රන්හුයෙන් ගිලිහුණු ඇඟිල්ලක කඳුළු පැල්ලම් තව තියේ නොයෙන ගමනක් යන්න හිතුණත් නුඹට හොරෙහින් හිච්චියේ

බුනීල මල්…

by Kosala Abeykoon

 රතු බුනීල මල් පිපිච්ච පාර දිගේ පෙති හැලිච්ච සුදු සළුපට ඉවර වෙච්ච රෝස මලක් මං…   මහ ගිනි මැද සිහිල් වෙච්ච රෑක

මගේ පළමු මඟුල් දිනේ

by Pasindu Manod

 දේශන පොත්පත් අතරින් නිදි නැති රැයවල් ගනිමින් විභාග පැවරුම් ලියමින් කැපවූයෙමි හෙට වෙනුවෙන්   පිටත කියන සුර ලෝකය නැත සරසවි දිවිය පුරා

අමදිනිය

by Bhagya Babaranda

 ඇසි පියන් යට සඟවන ලුණු රසැති වතුර බිඳ පහළට හෙළනුයේ කිමදැයි තට්ටු කර හිතට අසන කල කිව්වේ ම ඇගේ සිත ජය නියත

පුංචි අපි

by Nishen Malinda

 නිවාසේ දිවි ගෙව්ව පුංචි අපිට අම්මගේ උණුහුමත් තාත්තගේ ආදරයත් කිසිදාක ලැබිලා නෑ… කිසිදාක ඔවුන්ව දැකලාත් නෑ… අපි ඇත්තට ම කාගේ කවුරුන් ද

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