Workshop on Animal Diversity and Molecular Techniques

Zoology museum held a one-day workshop on 20th July for Advanced Level Biology students from President’s college Sri Jayewardenepura Kotte (Boys) and President’s college Nawala(Girls). The workshop was coordinated and conducted by Mr. Ravindra Pethiyagoda, with the assistance of graduate teaching staff. As part of the workshop, the students had the opportunity to visit the Natural History Museum at the Department and engage in several practical modules focused on Animal Diversity, Anatomy, Histology and Molecular biology. It was an enriching experience for the students as they delved into these fascinating subjects.

Certificate Course in Molecular Biology Techniques

This course provides you with the fundamentals in Molecular Biology Techniques along with hands on experience and career guidance for developing skills, competence and professional attitudes to succeed in the best pathway for you.

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Mol-Gen laboratory

Marine debris survey using citizen science approach

know that when we protect our oceans we are protecting our future” ~ President Bill Cinton ~*
As the Aquatic Students’ Association of University of Sri Jayewardenepura we are ready to celebrate the World Oceans Day this year with a marine debris survey using citizen science approach. Our aim is to provide a better knowledge to the public about critical facts with regard to ocean pollution while educating them about sustainable utilization of marine resources with minimum impacts on the environment.
The program will consist of a beach cleanup, marine debris survey, “Viridu” session and a street drama to creatively convey a bigger message to the public.
Registration form:
🗓️– 8th of June 2023
🕗– 8.00 am onwards
📍– Wellawatte beach ( near railway station)
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Workshop for AL students

We recently organized a one-day workshop for a group of Advanced Level Biology students from Polonnaruwa. The workshop was coordinated and conducted by Mr. Ravindra Pethiyagoda, with the assistance of graduate teaching staff. As part of the workshop, the students had the opportunity to visit the Natural History Museum at the Department and engage in several practical modules focused on Animal Diversity, Anatomy, Histology and Molecular biology. It was an enriching experience for the students as they delved into these fascinating subjects.