• RISK ANALYSIS OF CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS IN THE PERSPECTIVE OF CONTRACTORS 

  De Silva, AK; Kumanayake, RP (2023-09)

  Construction industry plays a central role in economic and social development of Sri Lanka. As construction projects are inherently risk prone, risk management is a key area in construction project management. Risks can ...

• INFLUENCE OF SUSTAINABLE CONSTRUCTION ON SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT OF A COUNTRY- A CASE STUDY 

  Malkanthi, SN; Silva, RPV (2023-09)

  Sustainable construction is one of the most important attributes in developing countries to achieve sustainable development. This research aims to investigate the importance of the use of sustainable aspects during ...

• LID ORIENTATION SYSTEM FOR PHARMACEUTICAL PRODUCTION LINE 

  Dissanayake, PRA; Sriyarathna, OL; Perera, PSJM; Dissanayake, MCP; de Silva, FBYR (2023-09)

  The pharmaceutical industry renders services to people so that it fulfils their health and hygienic needs. The State Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Corporation (SPMC) of Sri Lanka plays a major role in the manufacturing and ...

• PIEZOELECTRIC ENERGY HARVESTING USING FOOTSTEPS 

  Withana, Anuji; Samarakoon, Sharadha; Amarasuriya, Hashini; Peiris, Bumindi; Lucas, Rohan (2023-09)

  The need for sustainable green energy is increasing. This has brought the use of human locomotion in harvesting alternative renewable energy to the forefront. The mechanical stress exerted on the ground when walking can ...

• OPTIMIZATION OF ELECTRICAL FEEDER TOPOLOGY OF DISTRIBUTED ENERGY SOURCES AND CASE STUDY 

  Dharmabandu, PCD; Wickramasinghe, A; Siyambalapitiya, T (2023-09)

  Optimization is crucial in engineering. It results in higher reliability and saves time, energy, and money. Since feeder cables are present in almost all electrical systems, it is essential to optimize the feeder connections ...

• INVESTIGATION OF OPERATIONAL & PROCESS WASTE TYPES IN SRI LANKAN MARITIME SEAWORTHINESS PROCESS 

  Rathnayake, RACN; Herath, Renuka Pushpanjalee; Rajapaksha, Upali (2025-07)

  Technical seaworthiness in maritime operations is resource-intensive, demanding operational efficiency through waste reduction. This study investigates waste types in this sector, which faces unique challenges ...

• EVALUATING THE RELIABILITY AND SCALABILITY OF THE SINHALESE TRANSLATION OF THE PERMA PROFILER FOR SRI LANKANS: INTERNAL CONSISTENCY AND MOKKEN ANALYSIS 

  Weerasinghe, Sakuni Amanda; Wang, Grace; Izadikah, Zahra; Goh, Yong; Ireland, Michael J. (2025-07)

  The PERMA-Profiler is a reliable measure of wellbeing that has been translated and validated for use in many languages. However, there is a notable gap in evaluating its reliability for the Sri Lankan Sinhalese. Therefore, ...

• DETERMINANTS OF ONLINE HEALTH INFORMATION SEEKING BEHAVIOR AMONG UNIVERSITY YOUTH IN SRI LANKA 

  Wijesingha, Pavithra; Padukkage, Amitha (2025-07)

  In the present society, online platforms play a pivotal role in shaping how individuals access health information among younger generations. The objectives of this study were to investigate the factors influencing online ...

• JAPAN'S MILITARY MODERNIZATION AND REGIONAL SECURITY DYNAMICS 

  Bandara, BRAWS (2025-07)

  Japan’s defence modernization is a major shift in its defence doctrine, driven primarily by the changing regional threats and regional strategic realignment. This study looks into the factors influencing the Japanese ...

• DIGITAL TEACHING SKILLS AND MANAGEMENT OF STUDENTTEACHERS IN HIGHER INSTITUTIONS 

  Abdullahi, Nimota Jibola Kadir; Balogun, Idayat Nike (2025-07)

  Objectives: Digital proficiency is one of the most essential skills educators must possess in the modern world, as it is becoming increasingly significant in the classroomWhile most existing models and frameworks focus ...

• COPING-STRATEGIES AS PREDICTORS OF PSYCHOLOGICALWELLBEING OF STUDENTS WITH AND WITHOUT DISABILITIES IN INCLUSIVE SCHOOLS IN LAGOS STATE, NIGERIA 

  Akinsemoyin, Omoshalewa Lasbat (2025-07)

  Inclusive education has been seen as a means to ensure equal access to quality basic education for all learners by efficiently meeting their varied needs. Every individual desires a happy and healthy life, and inclusive ...

• HEALTH PHYSICS IMPLICATIONS OF SPACE RADIATION FOR ASTRONAUTS 

  Lochana, W.V.A.S.; Welagedara, M.L.D. (2025-07)

  Space radiation poses significant health risks to astronauts, including DNA damage, neurodegeneration, cardiovascular effects, and increased cancer risk. This review consolidates current knowledge on space radiation exposure, ...

• MOBILE HEALTH INTERVENTION FOR OBESE SUBFERTILE WOMEN 

  Liyanage, K.L.N.U.; Somaratne, G.M.; Chandrasekara, A.; Jayalath, G.K.C.; Wijesiri, V.T.; Bulathwatta, A.; Bandara, U.; Subasinghe, E.I.W.; Liyanage, K.L.B.P. (2025-07)

  The prevalence of obesity, a significant contributing factor to subfertility, is increasingly recognized among women of childbearing age. 'Aarya', a mobile-based nutrition education application, was developed to address ...

• PUBLIC PERCEPTION OF GOVERNMENT EFFORTS AGAINST THE SHADOW ECONOMY: INSIGHTS FROM COLOMBO DISTRICT, SRI LANKA 

  Saheer, M.N.M.; Mithursan, A.; Samaranayake, D.I.J. (2025-07)

  The shadow economy operates outside official channels, making it difficult for the government to accurately measure its size and impact. This phenomenon significantly undermines tax revenues and economic governance; however, ...

• TOWARDS SUSTAINABLE PLASTIC WASTE MANAGEMENT IN SRI LANKA: LESSONS FROM RWANDA FOR ADDRESSING POSTCONSUMER PLASTIC PACKAGING 

  Balachandra, B.A.K.S.; Konasinghe, Kokila Lankathilake (2025-07)

  The proliferation of post-consumer plastic packaging (P.C.P.P.) waste in Sri Lanka has escalated into a pressing environmental, economic, and social concern. This article examines the current practices and regulatory gaps ...

• KNOWLEDGE AND PRACTICES REGARDING COMPLEMENTARY FEEDING AMONG THE MOTHERS OF CHILDREN AGED 6-24 MONTHS ATTENDING THE CHILD WELFARE CLINIC AT PILIYANDALA MEDICAL OFFICER OF HEALTH AREA 

  Nimalarathna, AKGTD; Hegoda, HADO; Chandrasekara, CMNYR; Sandharenu, KLKTD; Vidanage, D (2025-07)

  Complementary feeding refers to introducing safe and nutritious foods alongside breast milk at six months of age, as breast milk alone may not be sufficient for the infant. Inadequate knowledge about complementary foods ...

• BENEFIT REASONING IN PERFORMANCE APPRAISAL FUNCTION IN THE FIELD OF HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT: A FUZZY LOGIC APPROACH 

  Fernando, W.W.D.P.; Perera, D.R. (2025-07)

  This paper examines the utilization of fuzzy logic in human resource management (HRM) to tackle the complex nature of performance assessment in organizations. Conventional performance appraisal techniques frequently neglect ...

• PREVALENT DRUG-ABUSE-RELATED MENTAL HEALTH PROBLEMS AMONG SECONDARY SCHOOL STUDENTS IN ILORIN METROPOLIS, KWARA STATE, NIGERIA 

  Akunna, Agubosi Lydia; Kunmi, Ogungbade Oyelakin; Roqoyaah Opeyemi, Abdulmaliq (2025-07)

  The study examined prevalent drug-abuse-related mental health problems among secondary school students in Ilorin Metropolis of Kwara State. The influence of the variables of gender, age, school type, and parental ...

• EVALUATION OF SETUP ERRORS IN INTENSITY MODULATED RADIOTHERAPY (IMRT) FOR NASOPHARYNGEAL CARCINOMA USING AN ELECTRONIC PORTAL IMAGING DEVICE (EPID) 

  Shafiq, Sunnia; Ahmad, Hafiz Khush Naseeb; Manzoor, Hina; Sadiqullah; Saeed, Hashir; Naheed, Hameeda; Iftikhar, Shehla (2025-07)

  Background& Aims: Accurate patient positioning is crucial in Intensity-Modulated Radiation Therapy (IMRT) for nasopharyngeal carcinoma (NPC) to ensure effective dose delivery. This study aims to quantify setup errors ...

• A YOLOV8 CLASSIFICATION APPROACH USING ESPCN PROCESSED IMAGES FOR BEAN LEAF DISEASE DETECTION 

  Nawarathne, U.M.M.P.K.; Walgampaya, C.K. (2025-07)

  Agriculture is crucial for economic growth, with automation emerging as a global concern due to the increasing population and food demand. Beyond simple cultivation, agriculture is vital to communities, the foundation ...

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