Registerd Institutes

University of Colombo

laboratory Name: Synthetic Biology Laboratory

The Synthetic Biology Research Laboratory (SynBioLab), based in the Department of Zoology and Environment Sciences at the University of Colombo, Sri Lanka, operates under the theme "Biology meets design." https://synbiolab.cmb.ac.lk/ 

The laboratory focuses on studying the regulation of genes at the molecular level to design novel drug targets and engineer biological systems for industrial and environmental applications.

Key pillars of SynBioLab's diverse research include:

Pathogenic Bacteria & Drug Discovery: A major focus lies in understanding the transcriptional regulation machinery of critical pathogens like Mycobacterium tuberculosis and Pseudomonas aeruginosa to discover novel antibiotic targets.

Genomic Surveillance & Infectious Diseases: Tracking extra-pulmonary tuberculosis, evaluating zoonotic viruses in wildlife (such as bats, rodents, and mosquitoes), and monitoring avian respiratory viruses in migratory birds.

Biomedical & Cancer Research: Exploring organometallic and peptide anticancer drug leads, identifying cancer biomarkers, and studying metabolic disorders like MASLD within the Sri Lankan population.

Environmental & Industrial Solutions: Bioengineering model organisms for tasks like alkane degradation (pollution mitigation), developing biosensors to detect environmental contaminants, and studying microbial communities in traditional food production.

Through national and international collaborations, SynBioLab combines molecular biology, genetics, and bioengineering to create actionable biological tools that address pressing healthcare, agricultural, and environmental challenges.

South Eastern University of Sri Lanka

laboratory Name: Microbiology Laboratory

Microbiology Laboratory 

South Eastern University of Sri Lanka

laboratory Name: Tissue Culture Laboratory

Tissue Culture Laboratory 

South Eastern University of Sri Lanka

laboratory Name: Automation Laboratory

Automation Laboratory 

South Eastern University of Sri Lanka

laboratory Name: Biosystems Engineering Laboratory

Biosystems Engineering Laboratory

South Eastern University of Sri Lanka

laboratory Name: Crop Science and Technology Laboratory

Crop Science and Technology Laboratory 

South Eastern University of Sri Lanka

laboratory Name: Food Science and Technology Laboratory

Food Science and Technology Laboratory 

South Eastern University of Sri Lanka

laboratory Name: Animal Science Laboratory

Animal Science Laboratory 

Uva Wellassa University

laboratory Name: CAD /CAM Laboratory

Uva Wellassa University

laboratory Name: Engineering Technology Laboratory

University of Colombo

laboratory Name: Histopathology/Centre for Diagnosis and Research in Cancer

University of Colombo

laboratory Name: Haematology

Sri Lanka Tea Board

laboratory Name: Microbiological Analysis Unit –

Performs microbiological assessments to detect potential contaminants such as bacteria, yeast, and mold.

Sri Lanka Tea Board

laboratory Name: Chemical Analysis Unit

1. Conducts tests to determine the chemical composition of tea, including moisture content, polyphenols, and other key quality indicators.

Sri Lanka Tea Board

laboratory Name: Residue Analysis Unit

The Residue Analysis Unit plays a vital role in ensuring that Sri Lankan tea meets stringent international food safety regulations specially related to Pesticide  Residues. 

Sri Lanka Institute of Biotechnology

laboratory Name: Biopharma Laboratory

Sri Lanka Institute of Biotechnology

laboratory Name: Sterilisation Facility

Sri Lanka Institute of Biotechnology

laboratory Name: Imaging Facility

Sri Lanka Institute of Biotechnology

laboratory Name: PCR Facility

Sri Lanka Institute of Biotechnology

laboratory Name: Immunology Laboratory

Sri Lanka Institute of Biotechnology

laboratory Name: Instrumentation Core Facility

The laboratory is a dedicated hub for advanced genomic research, equipped with a wide array of instruments designed for both traditional sequencing and next-generation sequencing (NGS) workflows. It houses next-generation sequencers, PCR platforms, and essential tools for nucleic acid quantification and quality assessment. Together, these technologies enable rapid, accurate, and scalable analysis of DNA and RNA, supporting applications ranging from clinical diagnostics to cutting-edge research in genomics, transcriptomics, and metagenomics.

Arthur C. Clarke Institute for Modern Technologies

laboratory Name: Communication Laboratory

National Institute of Fundamental Studies

laboratory Name: Earth Resources and Renewable Energy

The Earth and Space Sciences Division has several multidisciplinary research programmes, some of which are in the state of inception, while others are in the state of continuing and completion. This division has remarkably wide spectrum of projects, cross-cutting the subject areas such as economic geology, mineralogy, petrology, applied geophysics, renewable energy, applications for energy and space technology, as well as theoretical modelling and approaches to understand the natural processes. Currently more focus is on the earth resources and renewable energy, with intention to understand them, as well as to exploit them for national development. In addition, understanding the origins of lithological complexes in Sri Lanka and thus improve the advanced knowledge of the subject is also an objective

National Institute of Fundamental Studies

laboratory Name: Quantum Physics and Applied Electronics

he Quantum Physics research group at the NIFS was initiated in January 2016 and is currently engaged in investigating the fundamental aspects of Quantum to Classical Transition, Quantum chaos, Quantum Computing and Quantum non-locality. This research unit consists of projects under the areas of foundations of quantum mechanics and single bubble sonoluminescence. The sonoluminescence research group is involved in carrying out theoretical and experimental investigations to understand the light emission mechanism in single bubble sonoluminescence, one of the major unsolved problems in physics.

National Institute of Fundamental Studies

laboratory Name: Natural Products

The overall objective of the Natural Products Project at the NIFS is the identification of bioactive extracts and compounds from natural sources as potential resources for control of human and plant diseases. Research activities focus on understanding the chemistry and bioactivity of secondary metabolites from plants, fungi (including endophytic fungi) and edible fruits of Sri Lanka. Another area of research is the identification of polyphenols found in tea, medicinal plants, edible fruits and spices using Liquid Chromatography – Mass Spectrometry (LCMS) and studies on the cause and control of post harvest fungal diseases and disorders, including one hitherto unknown disorder, of edible and export-oriented fruit crops. These research activities represent basic research conducted in the field of natural products chemistry, pharmaceutical research and new materials.

Research activities of the Natural Products Project at the NIFS are focussed mainly in the following areas: 

•  Investigation of extracts from plant sources and, epiphytic and endophytic fungi, for use in agriculture and human health
• Chemistry and bioactivity of edible fruits
• Plant secondary metabolites and LC-MS profiling of bioactive extracts
• Cause and control of post harvest fungal diseases and disorders of edible and export-oriented fruits.

National Institute of Fundamental Studies

laboratory Name: Nanotechnology and Advanced Materials

Scientific investigations are carried out under 4 sub projects.

1.Development of Sri Lankan graphite for rechargeable battery applications

2.Advanced transition metal semiconductors for energy conversion applications

3.Deriving nano-materials and composites from Sri Lankan graphite. 

4.Developing materials for efficient water purification using local minerals

National Institute of Fundamental Studies

laboratory Name: Material Processing and Device Fabrication

This project is involved in basic study and experimentation in Material Processing and Device Fabrication with an emphasis on graphite, graphite-based devices, carbon supercapacitors and investigations related to solar cells and other electronic devices based on new materials primarily generated from local minerals. Work related to graphite including the exfoliation of graphite, its derivation into graphene plates and preparation of graphene thin films and their use in electronic devices is also conducted through this project. Furthermore, the project conducts research in the area of extremely thin absorber solar cells and the development of hole conducting materials used in these solar cell devices.The project is also involved with the conversion of waste materials, such as coconut shells, to highly porous and electronically conducting activated charcoal for versatile applications in electronic devices such as supercapacitors and counter electrodes of solar cells, in order to develop fast charge stations for the latest technology electrical motor vehicles. Use of expanded graphite derived from Sri Lankan vein graphite is also tested in relation to water and air purification and cleaning of oil spills in water.

Our group collaborates with the University of Uva Wellassa in a project to fabricate highly efficient and low cost dye sensitised solar cells. The research group is developing perovskites in collaboration with the University of Jaffna. We also collaborate with the University of Peradeniya in a project to exfoliate and purify Sri Lankan graphite and to improve all types of dye sensitized solar cells.

National Institute of Fundamental Studies

laboratory Name: Energy and Advanced Material Chemistry

The main objective of this project is to carry out research on renewable energy. Research is mainly focused on the chemistry and physics of new materials for the conversion of solar energy into chemical and electrical energies. Extending and adapting current photovoltaic technology, mainly dye-sensitized, Qdot and polymer solar cells to generate electricity directly from solar radiation; Constructing artificial chemical devices mimicking photosynthesis to collect, direct, and apply solar radiation, for example to split water, convert atmospheric carbon dioxide and thus produce various forms of environmentally clean fuels are some of our research objectives.

Chemical, Electrochemical and Photochemical methods for the purification of air and water are the main research topics of the project. Additionally, the project is also involved in the investigation of low cost water and air purification methods for abatement of industrial pollutants by using sunlight. Under the research topics of conversion of solar energy into either electrical or chemical energy mentioned above, the fundamental requirements are; sunlight must be absorbed efficiently by light harvesting materials; photoexcited electrons and holes must be separated in space to prevent recombination; photoexcited charge must be able to energetically and kinetically perform a chemical transformation. Hence, we investigate all these factors in our research. Additionally, this group is also involved in CKDu research.

National Institute of Fundamental Studies

laboratory Name: Condensed Matter Physics and Solid State Chemistry

The main focus of this research group has been on (a) developing nitrogen doped TiO2 based novel multilayer electrodes for improved photovoltaic performance in dye sensitized solar cells. (b) developing PbS:Hg quantum dot sensitized, high efficiency solar cell structures with triple layer TiO2 photoanode, (c) improving the efficiency of dye sensitized solar cells using nano structurally modified tri-layer TiO2 photoanode, (d) developing (PVdF-HFP) co-polymer nanofibre based gel electrolytes for dye sensitized solar cells, (e) developing of Mg++ ion conducting polymer electrolytes for rechargeable magnesium batteries and (f) fabrication of low cost, polymer nanofibre based water filters for arsenic removal from drinking water.

In addition, this group continues to play a key role in the multi-university, “Solar Edu-Training” R&D and training programmes administered through the Science, Technology and Research Ministry for building a workforce of about 2000 youths ranging from A-Level students to MPhil/PhD researchers, competent in solar energy technologies.

National Institute of Fundamental Studies

laboratory Name: Rhizobium

This research  investigates the role of developed microbial biofilms in agriculture, plantations and the environment. With the development of microbial biofilms [fungal-bacterial biofilms (FBBs) in particular] in vitro in 2002, several basic research studies were conducted to evaluate their potential as microbial ameliorators in the soil and also in the environment. The studies yielded very promising results. Consequently, biofilm-based biofertilizers called Biofilm biofertilizers (BFBFs) were developed for agriculture and plantation crops (especially non-legumes, e.g. tea, rice, vegetables etc.), tested extensively under field conditions, and were commercialized in 2014. So far, BFBFs have been used on over 30,000 acres in the country with a chemical fertilizers (NPK) cut downbyup to 50%, while increasing crop yields between 10-40%. It is also used inorganic agriculture. Researchon BFBFs have also been started in India, Indonesia, Brazil and Iraq.

National Institute of Fundamental Studies

laboratory Name: Primate Biology

The Primate Biology project at the NIFS conducts observational studies on monkeys (primates) in their natural forest habitats. Our main objectives are:

 (1) contribute new knowledge to the understanding of the evolution of social behavior in primates (and by extension in humans);

 (2) provide a scientific basis for the effective management and conservation of primates and other organisms; and 

(3) disseminate new knowledge through scientific publications as well through professionally produced documentary films to not only educate and entertain but also as a method of gaining public support for conservation efforts among local and international communities.

Our scientific work has been buttressed by studies in population genetics, paternity exclusion, epidemiology and physiology as they relate to the behavior, ecology and vital statistics of wild monkeys. In practice, at our study site in Polonnaruwa, we have identified several thousand individual monkeys. New studies focus on the genetic basis for species and subspecies characterization among the gray and purple faced langur populations in Sri Lanka.

National Institute of Fundamental Studies

laboratory Name: Plant Taxonomy and Conservation

The Plant Taxonomy and Conservation project at the NIFS is involved in

(1) taxonomic and biogeographic studies of flora of Sri Lanka

(2) preparation of the National Red List for flora 

(3) sustainable use of plant resources 

(4) identifying factors that affect the conservation of flora of Sri Lanka including the prevalence of invasive alien species and

(5) restoration of ecology.

National Institute of Fundamental Studies

laboratory Name: Plant Stress Biology and Molecular Genetics

Plant Stress Biology and Molecular Genetics is a project under the guidance of the Director of NIFS, Professor Saman Seneweera. The aim of this research group is to gain a comprehensive understanding of the mechanisms of climate stress tolerance in plants in making informed decisions to improve the stress tolerance levels of plants.

Our research focusses on two main areas:(1) improving photosynthesis and yield gap in rice; (2) zinc and iron biofortification of rice and the minimization of toxic element accumulation. 

One of our research projects aims to improve rice yield gap by manipulating photosynthesis. To be fully confident of avoiding massive starvation in the future, a 50% increase in rice yields is required by 2050. Our objective is to increase rice yield, possibly by fine tuning the plant’s biology to fit in with the environment. Among the key traits, lower photosynthesis rates are recognized as a major bottleneck for yield improvement and genetic manipulation of photosynthesis is the most plausible method to increase yield potential. In our research group, we focus on four strategies to increase the CO2 concentration around Rubisco; (1) improving CO2 diffusion into the chloroplast and its site of fixation; (2) introducing C4 like characteristics into C3 Plants (3) introduction of cyanobacteria rubisco (4) transfer of C4 genes from the panicle to the shoot through CRISPR CAS9.

Zinc and Iron biofortification of rice is another area of research. In our large germplasm screening studies, using inherent heterogeneity among 295 accessions of Sri Lankan rice, we identified five lines with high concentrations of [Zn] and [Fe], contemporaneous with low concentrations of [As], [Cd] and [Pb]. For the lines identified, yield relationships with grain [Zn] and/or [Fe]; and/or low concentrations of [As], [Cd] and [Pb], were not significant, indicating that Zn and Fe biofortification targets could be achieved without compromising yield. These results indicate that sufficient genetic diversification exists to select rice lines among regional landraces that can both increase essential micronutrients while limiting exposure to known heavy metals.

National Institute of Fundamental Studies

laboratory Name: Nutritional Biochemistry

The Nutritional Biochemistry project at the NIFS conducts research in the following four main areas:

Functional and nutritional properties of food: Under this research theme, studies are conducted to assess antioxidant properties, enzyme inhibition, radical induced DNA damage and the identification and prevention of active compounds that pose health risks.

Bioavailability of food: Bioavailability is the degree to which nutrients from food are made available for absorption and utilization in the body. It is a critical issue due to the many nutritional concerns in our society today. In this area of research, bioavailability of nutrients and antioxidant compounds in legumes including the effect of boiling and simulated digestion on prebiotic activity of legumes is studied

Food Safety: Heavy metals are trace elements that cause negative impacts on human health, even at very low concentrations. Our research is focussed on detecting heavy metal residues and trace elements in milk powder and poultry meat available in the market and seaweeds collected from coastal areas.  

Interaction of glucose oxidase with other sugars - Glucose oxidase (GOx) shows significant interaction with other sugars. Therefore, the primary objective of this work is to study the interaction of GOx with other sugars which could pose significant clinical implications.

National Institute of Fundamental Studies

laboratory Name: Molecular Microbiology and Human Diseases

Advances in Molecular Biology have opened new approaches to studying the diversity of microorganisms in the environment; air, water and soil, and the human body. We concentrate mainly on diseases, both infectious and non-communicable(NCD) diseases that affect humans globally as well as locally. The current emphasis is on pulmonary diseases, particularly drug-resistant tuberculosis (TB) and latent TB. We also pay attention to chronic kidney disease (CKD) and CKD with unknown aetiology (CKDu). In CKDu research, we investigate the presence or absence of cyanotoxins, electrolytes and fluoride in ground waters in CKDu endemic areas and the uptake mechanism of these risk factors in plants. Concentrating on the environmental microorganisms, we study the cyanobacterial diversity and the thermophilic microorganisms in hot springs of Sri Lanka, which are understudied areas. Another area of interest is air pollution, where we study indoor and outdoor microorganisms. 

We employ advanced laboratory techniques, including real-time PCR, metagenomics, whole-genome sequencing, microarray, RNA sequencing, HPLC, LC-MS, XRD, ICP-MS, and bioinformatic tools. Our project takes part in many multidisciplinary research ventures of national importance, serving the best with the existing laboratory facilities.

National Institute of Fundamental Studies

laboratory Name: Microbiology and Soil Ecosystems

The research mainly focuses on determining the soil C sequestration potential, its dynamics and the method of improvement in different major vegetation types of Sri Lanka such as natural and plantation forests, wetlands, agricultural plantations, farm lands, home gardens and small holder cultivations etc. The potentiality of coastal ecosystems such as mangroves and intertidal saltmarshes in C sequestration is also under investigation. The project also aims to develop GIS based maps for soil Carbon storage capacity of different ecosystems. The microbiology project focuses on studying the microbial enzymes in different value added products and processes. Studies have been initiated to investigate the genetic diversity of cyanobacteria in different water bodies of Sri Lanka with their taxonomical identification, nutrient profiling and toxin analysis. The project also focuses on the establishment and maintenance of cyanobacteria culture collection.

National Institute of Fundamental Studies

laboratory Name: Microbial Biotechnology

The microbial biotechnology research program (MBRP) investigates the applications of developed microbial biofilms (DMB) in agriculture, ecosystems and environment, and medicine.

The MBRP has developed biofilm-based biofertilizers i.e. Biofilm biofertilizers (BFBF), especially for non-legumes, e.g. tea, rice, vegetables, etc., which were tested extensively under field conditions, and commercialized in 2014. With the development of the concept of BFBF in 2002, research studies were started to evaluate the potential of the BFBF formulations as a microbial ameliorator in agroecosystems and the environment. Current studies are centered on the agricultural, health, and environmental benefits of using DMB.

The MBRP also conducts research to develop biofilm medicines/nutraceuticals (BFN) as next-generation medicine, and several industrially important applications using DMB.

National Institute of Fundamental Studies

laboratory Name: Food Chemistry

The Food chemistry project at NIFS focuses on exploring the application of food chemistry to add value to under-utilized plant resources to address food security. Food security is a problem of national importance for Sri Lanka in the context of climate change. In this backdrop, adding value to the under-utilized resources is a good strategy as Sri Lanka is a tropical country with a rich biodiversity of plant resources. Furthermore, in the agricultural sector, there are several byproducts, which are either wasted or under-utilized due to lack of research on their commercial value.  However, through systematic studies, we can add value to formulate novel food products or ingredients. These novel products can address the food and nutritional needs of the society and also serve as functional foods to mitigate the risk of developing chronic diseases such as diabetes. We investigate the nutritional composition, bioactivity, keeping quality and functional properties of raw materials from these under-utilized plant resources. Generally, the nutritional composition, bioactivity and functional properties of raw food items can change due to the application of different food processing methods such freezing, thawing, drying, frying, etc. Research on such changes is of considerable importance for human nutrition, food safety and wellness. As a part of the project, we also focus on the application of food chemistry to ensure the quality and authenticity of food products to safeguard consumers from fraudulent practices. 

National Institute of Fundamental Studies

laboratory Name: Evolution, Ecology and Biodiversity

Basic research in biodiversity covers every aspect of ecosystem function. Research in our laboratory focuses on understanding how ecosystems are modified by the loss of biodiversity. Our primary research focus is on the largely uncharted field of invertebrate biodiversity. Currently, studies in our lab currently focus on plants and animals in terrestrial and freshwater ecosystems worldwide, with special attention paid to the Western Ghats-Sri Lanka biodiversity hotspot. We use spiders and other arachnids as models to address these issues in our research, using an integrative approach to answer questions of interest. The unifying theme concerns the formulation of evolutionary conclusions using morphology, genes and behavioral studies. We use taxonomy, molecular biology, phylogenetics, and field ecology to build a comprehensive understanding of the evolutionary processes involved in the formation of biodiversity. Our findings are then shared through papers published in peer reviewed journals.

National Institute of Fundamental Studies

laboratory Name: Water Quality Research Program

The NIFS' Environmental Science Research Program (NIFS - ESRP) focuses on addressing the fundamental scientific aspects of pressing environmental problems in Sri Lanka with global interest. This research program is in consonance with the National Environmental Action Plan for Sri Lanka that seeks insight into environmental processes at a molecular level. Our research program is focused on water, soil and atmospheric environmental systems.

The overall aim of the Water quality research project is to design a model water treatment facility based on sound scientific principle using electrochemistry and nanotechnology. 

The Materials development and Pollution remediation project focuses on the remediation of pollutant materials from water, soil and air.  We monitor and understand the basic and fundamental mechanisms of pollutants in nature and use high resolution air pollution models to understand the effect of pollutants on human health.

In the The Air pollution and risk assessment project uses air pollution modeling to estimate population/individual level exposures which are important in health risk  assessment. We also evaluate the performance of air pollution control methods.

National Institute of Fundamental Studies

laboratory Name: Plant and Environmental Sciences

The major areas of focus of our project at the NIFS are:

 (i) Environmental Remediation of pollutants using plants and plant biomass. This area of research focusses on the removal of pollutants and contaminants from water and soil. We are particularly interested in bioremediation, phytoremediation and biosorption. We conduct research to remove textile dyes, heavy metals, phosphates and nitrates from water bodies.

 (ii) Restoration of degraded dry forests. Our main objective is to micro-propagate tree species for reforestation of dry forests.

(iii) Flora growing on serpentine soil. Our studies in this area provide an insight on how these plants adapt to harsh soil environments and their possible utilization for bioremediation of heavy metals.  

(iv) Impact of climate and socioeconomic factors on the spread of dengue virus. Dengue outbreaks are a common occurrence in the past two decades in Sri Lanka. Our research is aimed at identifying knowledge, attitude and practices (KAPs) in dengue free and dengue affected communities, the role of climate and vector threshold indices to provide tools for vector control to the relevant authorities to manage disease outbreaks.  

National Building Research Organization (NBRO)

laboratory Name: Environmental Laboratory

The Environmental Studies and Services Division (ESSD) was established in 1986 as a Technical Division at the National Building Research Organization (NBRO) to cater rapid development process with necessary technical and scientific inputs in sustainable development and environmental management. Over the years the division has expanded its capacities in a wide range of fields and has become a pioneer technical agency under the Ministry of Defence to provide both consultancy and testing services in diverse fields of environment.

Environmental Studies and Services Division and its’ laboratory have strengthened its expertise to become one of the leading professional entities in environmental quality monitoring and resource management, catering to needs in the country by serving in a wide range of environmental disciplines. The division has gained recognition from the Central Environmental Authority for environmental testing, and to serve as environmental consultants for conducting EIA, IEES, pollution control systems, and other environmental works. The laboratory is under the Sri Lanka Accreditation Board for Conformity Assessment (SLAB) for chemical tests based on the ISO/ICE 17025:2005 requirements.

University of Colombo

laboratory Name: Parasitology Laboratory

University of Colombo

laboratory Name: Parasitology Laboratory

Rubber research institute of Sri Lanka

laboratory Name: Molecular Biology

University of Jaffna

laboratory Name: Physical Research Lab

University of Jaffna

laboratory Name: Inorganic Research Lab

University of Jaffna

laboratory Name: CRL

SGS Lanka (PVT) Ltd

laboratory Name: Chemical Laboratory

University of Kelaniya

laboratory Name: CKDu Laboratory

University of Kelaniya

laboratory Name: Postgraduate laboratory

University of Colombo

laboratory Name: Centre for Immunology and Molecular Biology (CIMB)

University of Ruhuna

laboratory Name: Geotechnical Engineering

Soil and Rock testing

University of Ruhuna

laboratory Name: Geotechnical Engineering

Soil and Rock testing

Uva Wellassa University

laboratory Name: Material Testing Laboratory

University of Sri Jayewardenepura

laboratory Name: The wet lab (cadaver anatomy lab)

The wet lab (cadaver anatomy lab) is located in the Anatomy building, a very short walk from and right across the street from the main administration building of the University of Sri Jayewardenepura.  The laboratory complex composed of a cadaver preservation area and two dissection halls features 22 dissection tables, LED Screens, an audio system, plastinated specimens, and computer software where dissection outlines, atlas images, or additional anatomical resources can be displayed to aid in dissection.  There are also portable cameras so that cadaver findings at one table can be “broadcast” through the LED screens as needed.  

The dissection hall is used for routine undergraduate dissections and hands-on training sessions of postgraduate surgical courses on wet specimens.

Postgraduate hands-on training sessions on cadavers are conducted with the objective of training to improve practical skills or learn new surgical techniques through interactive case discussions, an open approach to innovations, and the introduction of new techniques.

In the cadaver preservation areas the cadavers are preserved under different methods depending on the requirement. 

University of Kelaniya

laboratory Name: Molecular Laboratory

Wayamba University of Sri Lanka

laboratory Name: Biotechnology Laboratory

Biotechnology laboratory is operating under the Department of Biotechnology, Faculty of Agriculture and Plantation Management, Wayamba University of Sri Lanka. It is equipped with adequate facilities for conducting practical sessions and research in the fields of molecular Biology, microbiology and plant tissue culture.

Facilities available in the laboratory are used to conduct the practical sessions of 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th year B.Sc. Agriculture and B.Sc. Biosystem Engineering degree programmes offered by the Faculty of Agriculture and Plantation Management and for the practical courses offered by the department to 1st year undergraduates from Faculty of Livestock Fisheries and Nutrition, Wayamba University of Sri Lanka .

 Department of Biotechnology offers teacher training programmes for school teachers who are teaching advanced level Biology and school students under the stream of A/L Biology to cover practical components of Molecular biology section in the A/L Biology curriculum and biotechnology laboratory facilities are utilized to conduct these practical sessions. Furthermore, final year undergraduate research projects of the biotechnology specializing students of the Department and postgraduate research in the fields of Molecular Biology, Microbiology and Plant Tissue Culture are being conducted utilizing the facilities available at the Biotechnology laboratory.

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: Computer Lab

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: RS & GIS Laboratory

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: Technical Textiles Laboratory

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: Heat Treatment Lab

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: Ceramic Lab

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: Foundry Lab

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: Testing Lab

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: Microscopy Lab

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: SEM Room

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: Analytical Lab

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: Processing Lab

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: Computer Lab

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: Polymer Lab

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: HPC Lab (Microsoft)

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: IOT Lab

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: CSE Server Room

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: Insight Hub - Lecture Room

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: IntelliSense Lab

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: CIT Studio & Video Production Lab

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: Network Lab

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: Embedded System Lab

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: Huawei ICT Innovation Lab

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: FYP Lab

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: Level 03 Lab

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: Advaced Lab

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: Level 02 Lab

Ceylon Petroleum Storage Terminal Limited

laboratory Name: Main Laboratory

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: Computational Mechanics Laboratory

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: Building Science Laboratory

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: Industrial Chemistry Laboratory

Sri Lanka Institute of Textile & Apparel (SLITA)

laboratory Name: Textile

Eastern University, Sri Lanka

laboratory Name: Special Laboratory

Wayamba University of Sri Lanka

laboratory Name: Processing laboratory

Wayamba University of Sri Lanka

laboratory Name: Pathology laboratory

Wayamba University of Sri Lanka

laboratory Name: Aquaculture Laboratory

University of Peradeniya

laboratory Name: Advanced Sedimentology Laboratory

Research

University of Peradeniya

laboratory Name: SEM Lab

Research

University of Peradeniya

laboratory Name: Geochemistry

Teaching and Research 

Department of Export Agriculture

laboratory Name: Post harvest and soil divisions

Department of Export Agriculture

laboratory Name: Agronomy

Department of Export Agriculture

laboratory Name: Plant Breeding Division

Department of Export Agriculture

laboratory Name: tissue culture lab

Department of Export Agriculture

laboratory Name: Post Harvest Division

Department of Export Agriculture

laboratory Name: soil and Plant Nutrition Division

Department of Export Agriculture

laboratory Name: Entomology Division

Department of Export Agriculture

laboratory Name: Pathology

Department of Export Agriculture

laboratory Name: Plant Breeding Division

Department of Export Agriculture

laboratory Name: Tissue culture Division

Department of Export Agriculture

laboratory Name: Soil Science Division

Department of Export Agriculture

laboratory Name: Postharvest

Department of Export Agriculture

laboratory Name: Agronomy

Industrial Technology Institute (ITI)

laboratory Name: Food Technology Section

Industrial Technology Institute (ITI)

laboratory Name: Eletro Technology Laboratory

Gem and Jewellery Research and Training Institute (GJRTI)

laboratory Name: High Tech Laboratory

Gem and Jewellery Research and Training Institute (GJRTI)

laboratory Name: Minerology Laboratory

Industrial Development Board (IDB)

laboratory Name: Microbiology Laboratory

Industrial Development Board (IDB)

laboratory Name: Food Laboratory

Industrial Development Board (IDB)

laboratory Name: Metallurgical Laboratory

Road Development Authority

laboratory Name: Soil Laboratory

Road Development Authority

laboratory Name: Concrete Laborotory

Road Development Authority

laboratory Name: Bitumen Laboratory

Geological Survey & Mines Bureau

laboratory Name: Petrology laboratory

Geological Survey & Mines Bureau

laboratory Name: Analytical Laboratory

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: Computer Laboratory

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: Building Performance Laboratory

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: Building Management Systems (BMS) Laboratory

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: Computer Lab

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: SIS New Laboratory

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: SIS/RS Laboratory

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: Product Design Lab

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: Audio Visual Lab

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: Graphic Lab

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: Building Performance Lab

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: Computer Lab

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: BMS Lab

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: BIM Lab

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: Research Lab

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: Audio V/ Hardware Lab

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: Computer Lab

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: ACOMAS Lab

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: Audio Visual Lab

Industrial Technology Institute (ITI)

laboratory Name: Materials Laboratory

Arthur C. Clarke Institute for Modern Technologies

laboratory Name: LMS Laboratory

Light Measurement Systems Laboratory

Arthur C. Clarke Institute for Modern Technologies

laboratory Name: Calibrations Laboratory

Electronic measuring instruments calibrating laboratory

Rajarata University of Sri Lanka

laboratory Name: Agroecology Laboratory

Agricultural Systems Laboratory is equipped with physical and human recourses to discover and share knowledge to heighten the agricultural productivity, nutrition quality, food security, economic development in sustainable mode. Agricultural Systems Laboratory facilitates the hands-on experiences for each student basically on determination of principles and practices integral to the development of sustainable agricultural systems. The laboratory is in the stage of developing and it is to be developed as a sophisticated Agricultural systems research lab with the facilities of high-end equipment to conduct the field research to be inventive center for agricultural research and knowledge sharing in agriculture.

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: DIY Laboratory

“DIY” stands for Do It Yourself. Basic intension of development of this laboratory to provide hands on experience on design projects done under module TT 1963 Engineering Skill Development . It will be further used in conducting laboratory classes in TT 3262 Instrumentation and Programming for Automation module. DIY laboratory basically comprising of two segments namely electronic work space and mechanical workshop. Electronic work space has two work benches facilitating four stations to work. It also equipped with electronic multi-meters, storage oscilloscopes, signal generators, DC regulated power supply, computer workstation equipped with simulation software (multisim), toolkits and furniture. Mechanical workshop equipped with a lathe machine, heavy duty work bench with a vice, a angle grinder, bench drilling machine, portable drilling equipment and many other gigs and tools.

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laboratory Name: Wet Processing Laboratory

The Wet Processing Laboratory is one of the most sought after laboratories in the country. Its academic contribution includes practical classes for the B.Sc. Engineering and B.Des courses, as well as facilities for laboratory work for postgraduate research projects and undergraduate projects and assignments. In addition laboratory demonstrations are carried out for the extensions courses to the garment industry.

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laboratory Name: Weaving Laboratory

The Weaving laboratory is equipped with very advanced and sophisticated machinery. The entire line of weaving and weaving preparatory machines to the weaving laboratory was donated by JICA to the Department. The laboratory can accommodate approximate 25 students at a time. The students are made to practise on all the equipment at some stage of their academic programs. The weaving laboratory is used by B.Sc.Engineering students during weekdays. On weekends participants of the extension courses to the garment industry visit the laboratory to upgrade their knowledge of weaving.

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laboratory Name: Sewing Laboratory

Sewing Laboratory (in Textile Extension Building) is equipped with sewing machines for making prototypes and making student garment collection for fashion shows.

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: Spinning Laboratory

The spinning laboratory houses a range of modern spinning machines. Students are given hands-on experience on these machines, which cover the spinning preparatory, spinning and finishing stages of yarn manufacture.

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: Pattern Design Laboratory

n Design Laboratory (in Textile Extension Building) is equipped with facilties required for pattern production and sewing machines for making prototypes.

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laboratory Name: Physical Testing and Quality Control Laboratory

The Physical Testing & Quality Control Laboratory is one of the busiest laboratories in the Department. In addition to hosting laboratory classes in Textile Testing and Fabric Structure for the B.Sc. Engineering and B.Des. courses it also provides support to undergraduate students in carrying out their project work and course assignments. It also provides extensive support to postgraduate students for the research related practical work. The laboratory is one of the Department's Textile Testing Laboratories, and carries out a wide range of tests on a variety of textile materials

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: CAD Laboratory 02 (LECTRA)

Lectra is a world leading integrated technology solution software with CAD/CAM equipments, specifically designed for industries using fabrics, leather, technical textiles, and composite materials to manufacture their products. The CAD system in this laboratory was donated by Lectra International, the leading provider of CAD support to the garment industry. The laboratory is equipped with all the necessary facilities to train 16 individuals at a time. The laboratory is equipped with 16 workstations with necessary CAD software.

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: Knitting Laboratory

The knitting laboratory is equipped with a state of the art Shima Seiki flat bed Knitting machine, Hand flat knitting machines and multi-feeder circular knitting machines. The students study on these machines in detail though laboratory classes, assignments and through group projects. Demonstrations on these machines are also given to the employees of the industry through extension courses and to the students of other institutios.

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: Design Studio

The Design studio provides all the facilities to learn how to interpret a sketch or photograph of a simple design, and to drape and produce a pattern for it. The laboratory is equipped with all the equipments used for pattern developments & Students are provided with 'hands on' experience on using French curves, grade rulers, Tape measures, pattern notches, tracing wheelers etc.

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laboratory Name: Computer Laboratory

The Computer Laboratory of the Department is one that is widely used by students for academic related activities. The original laboratory was established by Dr Tilak Dias in 1991 with a donation from the Government of the Federal Republic of Germany to upgrade the level of Information Technology in the Department.

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laboratory Name: Clothing Laboratory

Facilities available in the clothing laboratory are covered every aspects of garment manufacture from cutting to making up of garments. The facilities range from cutting, pressing and fusing equipment to advanced sewing machines such as auto- feed button fixers, direct drive machines and advanced material handling systems like Eton switch systems.

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: Chemical Testing Laboratory

This laboratory is used by students from Level 1 itself for a range of subjects related to textile fibres. Facilities include Trinocular, Electronic Microscopes, Rotational Viscometer and extracting machines. The laboratory is also used extensively for project work. Some practical classes for students of other departments are also undertaken in this laboratory.

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: CAD Laboratory

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: Robotics and Control Systems Laboratory

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Laboratory

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: Production Engineering Laboratory

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laboratory Name: Metrology Laboratory

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: Mechatronics Laboratory

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: Energy Engineering Laboratory

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: Die & Mould Facilitation and Development Centre

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: Design and Draughting Centre

Design and Draughting Centre of the University of Moratuwa was established for developing drawing, draughting and design skills of the students, especially focusing on manual drawing. The centre can accommodate around 100 students at a time.

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: CAD/CAM/CAE Laboratory

The CAD/CAM/CAE Laboratory of the University of Moratuwa was established for developing Computer-Aided Design, Manufacturing and Engineering (CAD/CAM/CAE) skills of the students. Initially, computer-aided 2D design and draughting are taught using AutoDesk AutoCAD followed by computer-aided 3D design and draughting using software such as AutoDesk Inventor, Solidworks, SolidCAM, Solid Edge, Siemens NX, and Pro-Engineer.

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laboratory Name: Bionics Laboratory

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: Automobile Engineering Laboratory

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: Applied Thermodynamics Laboratory

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: Applied Mechanics Laboratory

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: Aeronautical Laboratory

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: LTL PEB Laboratory

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: Electrical Projects Laboratory

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: Robotics and Automation Laboratory

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: Power Electronic and Drives Laboratory

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: High Voltage Laboratory

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: Electrical Machines Laboratory

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: Electrical Measurements Laboratory

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: Elementary Laboratory

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: Computer Systems Laboratory

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: Rock Mechanics Laboratory

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: Oceanography Laboratory

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: Mining & Surveying Laboratory

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: Mineral Processing Laboratory

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: Mine Ventilation Laboratory

Ventilation network analysis deals with complex working procedures to calculate the air currents flowing in the various meshes or branches of a mine or tunnel network. It involves mathematical method of analysing mine resistance to carry out ventilation planning, management, and control.

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: Geology Laboratory

Geology Laboratory has been a consultancy leader in the application of geology principles to achieve safe and economical services for Engineering projects. We are highly experienced in investigating, evaluating, analyzing, identification and exploration to overcome the challenges presented at the sites by variable soil, rock and groundwater conditions

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: Gemmology Laboratory

Department of Earth Resources Engineering possess advanced instruments to provide high quality and reliable testing for gem identification and heat treatment. We are committed to offering trustworthy and accurate professional service to the gem industry utilizing a state of the art of gemological laboratory while maintaining the international standards.

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: Analytical And Geo Environmental Engineering Laboratory

The Department of Earth Resources Engineering has a handful of engineering testing Laboratories. In particular, Analytical Laboratory plays a major role for analytical testing methods, chemistry and environmental testing analysis and water quality monitoring.

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: Survering Laboratory

The survey lab of the Department of Civil Engineering is equipped with both modern and old survey instruments. The available modern instruments include DGPS, GNSS, total station, Digital Theodolites and auto levels. The older instruments include Dumpy levels, Engineers levels, transit theodolites etc., and these instrument provide more opportunities for Civil Engineering students acquire more advanced and basic knowledge on surveying field work. The survey lab is also providing knowledge on modern survey software such as Civil 3D, Surfer, Pythagoras, ArcGIS and LiDAR. We opt to provide consultant services related to surveying for the benefit of industry.

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: Computer Laboratory

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: Accelerated Pavement Testing Laboratory

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: Advanced Bitumen Testing & Accelerated Pavement Testing Laboratory

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: Road Safety & Intelligent Transportation Systems

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: Traffic Engineering Laboratory

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: Highway Engineering Laboratory

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: Hydraulic Engineering Laboratory

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: Rock Mechanics Laboratory

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: Soil Mechanics Laboratory

Soil mechanics is a discipline that uses the principles of mechanics to describe the behaviour of soil of engineering scale. Branch of Science dealing with the structure, Engineering properties and reactions (behaviour) of soils under loading and weathering. This studies theoretically and practically soils for building of structures over it. Knowledge of physics, mechanics, and hydraulics applied to study the behaviour of soils. Also called Geo-Technique (Geo-Tech Engineering) Studies the mutual interaction of soils and structure. The practice of Engineering which applies the principles of soil mechanics to the design of engineering structures is called soil mechanics Engineering or Geotechnical Engineering.

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: Environmental Engineering Laboratory

The Environmental Engineering Laboratory was established in the Environmental Engineering Division, Department of Civil Engineering, University of Moratuwa to facilitate to measure a wide range of environmental parameters in drinking water, wastewater, surface and groundwater, soil, sediments, construction materials, sludge, etc. The laboratory has been fully equipped with modern facilities, sophisticated instruments together with qualified and committed. Therefore, the laboratory has been capable of providing analytical services effectively and efficiently within the lesser time to both the government sector and the private sector.

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: Pro Green Laboratory

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: Construction Management and Management Information Systems (MIS) Laboratory

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: Structural Dynamics and Health Monitoring

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: Building Materials Laboratory

The Building Materials Laboratory provides facilities for practical and research works, as well as opportunities for instruction in building materials testing methods and their application to engineering problems.

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: Structural Testing Laboratory

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: Mechanics of Materials Laboratory

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: TCP Laboratory

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: Motion Analysis Laboratory

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: Highway Engineering Laboratory

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: Machine Vision Lab

This laboratory provides the infrastructure for research related to Image Processing and Machine Vision. The laboratory has high power computational environment such as Nvidia Tesla Server, multi processor workstations and Nvidia GeForce GPUs.

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: UAV Research Laboratory

UAV Research Laboratory facilitates both undergraduate and postgraduate research and development of unmanned ariel vehicles. The students working at the laboratory have developed fixed wing and multi-rotor helicopters which has state of the art technologies.

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: Postgraduate Laboratory

The Postgraduate laboratory is equipped with a variety of modern industrial devices and equipment such as logic analyzers, network analyzers, spectrum analyzers and programmable LCR meters. Pushing the department to its limits, postgraduate lab is highly utilized for most innovative technological researches with its state of the art equipment. Industry Instrument testing, designing and consultancy services are done in the Postgraduate Laboratory.

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: Electronics Workshop

With experienced engineers and technicians, and equipped with modern facilities, workshop provides a great support for undergraduate studies and projects. Students utilize the workshop to get hands on experience in good soldering practice and to build and test circuits for project work. Instruments available in the workshop such as winding machines, oscilloscopes, de-soldering stations, PCB drilling machines, hot air soldering gun, projects boards for testing and magnifying glasses. With Internet facilities in the workshop, datasheets, circuit details and all the other material needed are nearby. Industrial instrument repairing and designing are done under engineering consultancy by engineers in the electronic workshop.

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: Biomedical Laboratory

This newly built laboratory provides a multitude of opportunities to students taking the biomedical engineering degree program. It trains the students on biomedical instrumentation and practice. It houses human model simulators and other calibration-grade instruments. For example, if the students develop a device to measure a person’s oxygen saturation (pulse oximetry) the human model simulator provides a good test bed to test the device.

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: Machine Vision Lab

This laboratory provides the infrastructure for research related to Image Processing and Machine Vision. The laboratory has high power computational environment such as Nvidia Tesla Server, multi processor workstations and Nvidia GeForce GPUs.

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: UAV Research Laboratory

UAV Research Laboratory facilitates both undergraduate and postgraduate research and development of unmanned ariel vehicles. The students working at the laboratory have developed fixed wing and multi-rotor helicopters which has state of the art technologies.

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: Intelligent Machines Laboratory

This laboratory is designed to handle robotics and automation related activities. It houses development boards, power devices, robot arms, and other devices such as a multitude of sensors and mechanical equipment. The students using the lab participate at many national and international robotics competitions.

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: Microwave Laboratory

The Microwave laboratory is used for the design and implementation of microwave communication systems that are used in the Industry. Students working in this lab have the opportunity to learn the concepts of design and applications through hands-on experience. The laboratory experience is devoted to microwave generation, transmission and reception. Industrial Instrument testing and calibrating are conducted in the Microwave laboratory.

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: Opto-electronics Laboratory

Opto electronicc laboratory is mainly used in the semesters 7 and 8 to conduct experiments related to optical fiber communications, It houses many high end equipments such as optical spectrum analyzers and OTDRs. Thiss laboratory also has the facilities to check, calibrate and design optical communication equipment.

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: Telecommunication Laboratory

Telecommunication laboratory facilitates the students to understand the basic concepts of telecommunication such as modulation, multiplexing, detection of radio signals by construction/simulation. The Telecommunication laboratory is equipped with most modern equipment in the telecommunication field. A sweep generator test bench is used to measure the single tuned and double tuned amplifiers constructed. Spectrum analyzers are used to measure amplitude and frequency modulation. Students utilize wireless and land telephone systems implemented in¬side the laboratory for their studies. Laboratory experiments of television system are conducted using the TV trainer panel in the laboratory.

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: Computer Laboratory

The Department computer laboratory consists of over 60 personal computers for students and five UNIX servers. The local area network links all the laboratories and staff rooms and has internet facility through the university/LEARN network. The computer laboratory is used by the undergraduate students for their assignments project work, internet browsing, e-mail and other computational needs. The entire department including lecture rooms, have wireless internet access.

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: Digital Electronics

This laboratory is designed to give students “hands-on” experience with hardware such as discrete digital devices, microprocessors, microcontrollers and FPGAs. Students working in this laboratory utilize Hewlett-Packard design/development systems, embedded systems development platforms, programmable logic development systems and microprocessor trainers. A variety of advanced test equipment such as logic analyzers, digital storage oscilloscopes, digital multimeters and PC coupled instrumentation are available for testing.

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: Analog Electronics Laboratory

Analog electronics laboratory is designed to give students a basic understanding of electronic circuits, characteristics of electronic devices and to aid in the art of recording data. It houses a variety of test equipment including oscilloscopes, signal generators, counters, analog/digital multimeters and power supplies. Projects and other activities carried out in the laboratory include the analysis and design of circuits utilizing both passive and active devices such as resistors, capacitors, inductors, diodes, transistors and op-amps.

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: Dialog - UoM, Telecommunication R&D Lab

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: UoM R&D Laboratory for Biomedical Technologies

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: Analog Electronics Laboratory

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: Petroleum Testing Laboratory

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: Analytical Instruments Centre

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: Australian Waste Management Laboratory

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: Polymer Processing Laboratory

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: 24 hour Research Laboratory(2)

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: Food Engineering Laboratory

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: 24 hour Research Laboratory(1)

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: Environmental Engineering Laboratory

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: 24 hour Research Laboratory(3)

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: Microbiology Laboratory

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: Reactor Engineering Laboratory

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: Industrial Chemistry Laboratory

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: CAPD/CAM Centre

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: Process Control Laboratory

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: Polymer Physical Testing and Latex Technology Laboratory

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: Unit Operations/Pilot Plant Laboratory

University of Moratuwa

laboratory Name: Transport Phenomena

General Sir John Kotelawala Defence University

laboratory Name: Environmental Engineering Laboratory

Environmental Engineering Laboratory provides the students with facilities to investigate and observe both chemical and biological parameters related to water quality.

General Sir John Kotelawala Defence University

laboratory Name: Hydraulic Engineering Laboratory

The Hydraulic Engineering Laboratory offers a variety of equipment for experimenting and analyzing various topics in fluid mechanics and hydraulic engineering including engineering properties of fluids, hydrostatics, fluid kinematics.

General Sir John Kotelawala Defence University

laboratory Name: Surveying Laboratory

Surveying Laboratory facilitate students to investigate, observe and perform various engineering measurements.

General Sir John Kotelawala Defence University

laboratory Name: Geotechnical Engineering Laboratory

Geotechnical Engineering Laboratory contributes mainly for teaching activities, design project activities, and engineering research activities providing support in a wide range of specialized areas including testing of soil properties, soil characterization and stability analysis of the soil mass.

General Sir John Kotelawala Defence University

laboratory Name: Building Materials and Construction Laboratory

General Sir John Kotelawala Defence University

laboratory Name: Highway and Transportation Engineering Laboratory

General Sir John Kotelawala Defence University

laboratory Name: Structural Engineering Laboratory

National Engineering Research and Development Centre

laboratory Name: ENED Lab

ENED Lab

Tea Research Institute of Sri Lanka

laboratory Name: Talawakelle

Tea Research Institute of Sri Lanka

laboratory Name: Talawakelle

University of Kelaniya

laboratory Name: Rickettsial Laboratory

University of Kelaniya

laboratory Name: Student Laboratory

University of Kelaniya

laboratory Name: Student Laboratory

University of Kelaniya

laboratory Name: PCR laboratory

University of Kelaniya

laboratory Name: Hostopathology

University of Kelaniya

laboratory Name: Haematology

University of Kelaniya

laboratory Name: Biodosimetry

Wayamba University of Sri Lanka

laboratory Name: Feed Laboratory

Wayamba University of Sri Lanka

laboratory Name: Dairy Laboratory

Wayamba University of Sri Lanka

laboratory Name: Common Laboratory - DLAS

Wayamba University of Sri Lanka

laboratory Name: ISSE Laboratory

National Engineering Research and Development Centre

laboratory Name: Mechanical Workshop- AE&MD

Mechanical Engineering, Fabrication and sheet metal work

National Engineering Research and Development Centre

laboratory Name: Civil Engineering Laboratory

Civil Engineering laboratory testing equipments

Sri Lanka Institute of Nanotechnology (SLINTEC)

laboratory Name: Electrochemical Analysis Unit

Auto Lab Equipment

Sri Lanka Institute of Nanotechnology (SLINTEC)

laboratory Name: Advanced Elemental Analysis Unit

Inductively Coupled Plasma Mass Spectrometry (ICP-MS), Atomic Absorption Spectroscopy (AAS)

Sri Lanka Institute of Nanotechnology (SLINTEC)

laboratory Name: Molecular Recognition Laboratory

Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR), Liquid Chromatography-Mass Spectrometry (LC-MS), Gas Chromatography-Mass Spectrometry (GC-MS)

Sri Lanka Institute of Nanotechnology (SLINTEC)

laboratory Name: Advanced Instruments Laboratory

Molecular Spectroscopy, Particle Size Analysis, Surface Analysis, Thermal Analysis, Elemental Analysis, Crystallography

Sri Lanka Institute of Nanotechnology (SLINTEC)

laboratory Name: Advanced Microscopy and Spectroscopy Lab

Transmission Electron Microscopy (TEM), Scanning Electron Microscopy (SEM), Atomic Force Microscopy (AFM), X-Ray Photoelectron Spectroscopy (XPS)

National Engineering Research and Development Centre

laboratory Name: Environmental Laboratory

Noise Control and Monitoring Services based on the Standards Ambient Air Quality Control and Monitoring Services Stationary Sources Air Quality Monitoring Services Indoor Air Quality Monitoring based on the OSHA and Other Local Standards Stationary Combustion Systems’ Emission Control System Designing and Monitoring Services.

National Engineering Research and Development Centre

laboratory Name: Energy Laboratory

Detailed Energy Audits in Industries, Commercial Buildings, Hotels, etc. Design of Efficient Energy Utilization and Energy Recovery Systems. Design of Energy Distribution System [Steam /Compressed Air/Water]. Boiler Analysis , Tuning and Efficiency Testing. Industrial Process Monitoring and Consultancy Services. GHG Emission Quantifications and Reduction Consultancies. Carbon and Water Footprint Estimation.

National Engineering Research and Development Centre

laboratory Name: Biomass Testing Laboratory

Biomass/ Biogas Testing

National Engineering Research and Development Centre

laboratory Name: Refrigerator Testing Laboratory

Energy and Temperature Performance Testing of refrigerators

National Engineering Research and Development Centre

laboratory Name: Illuminance (Lux) Meter Calibration

Facility to Calibration of Illuminannce/ Lux/ Light Level Meters

National Engineering Research and Development Centre

laboratory Name: Electrical and Electronic Lab

An laboratory equpped with multimeter, oscilloscope, power supplies, function generator, soldering iron, and precision hand tools and many power analysis devices.

National Engineering Research and Development Centre

laboratory Name: Battery Testing Laboratory

Facility to tests Lead Acid Battery

National Engineering Research and Development Centre

laboratory Name: Lamp Testing Laboratory

Facility to test all of electric lamps (FL, CFL, LED)

National Engineering Research and Development Centre

laboratory Name: Pneumatic and Hydraulics Lab

Hydraulics and Pneumatic testing equipment

National Engineering Research and Development Centre

laboratory Name: Technical Incubator

CNC Machine

National Engineering Research and Development Centre

laboratory Name: Workshop

Fabrication

General Sir John Kotelawala Defence University

laboratory Name: Advanced Electrical Laboratory I

The laboratory has been set up mainly to teach the practical aspects of electrical power systems and Electrical machines to undergraduate students.

National Engineering Research and Development Centre

laboratory Name: WASTE WATER TESTING LABORATORY

Waste water/Air quality/Noise / Stationery Source Emission Tests

National Engineering Research and Development Centre

laboratory Name: IP testing laboratory

IP testing for solid and liquid

General Sir John Kotelawala Defence University

laboratory Name: Engineering Workshop

The Engineering workshop has been set up mainly to develop basic skills in workshop technology. It consists of various types of conventional and sophisticated machines to conduct practical training of different machining processes.

General Sir John Kotelawala Defence University

laboratory Name: Design Laboratory

The Design Laboratory is facilitated with modern equipment and software to enhance the design capabilities of undergraduates and gain exposure to modern state-of-the-art technologies.

General Sir John Kotelawala Defence University

laboratory Name: Marine Engineering Laboratory

The Marine Engineering Laboratory is equipped with modern training facilities, machinery components, measuring equipment and cut models to provide wide exposure of practical knowledge for the undergraduates

General Sir John Kotelawala Defence University

laboratory Name: Biomechanics Laboratory

The Biomechanics laboratory has been setup mainly to provide the practical knowledge and to facilitate the research aspect of biomechanics and prosthetic designing areas, to the undergraduate students.

General Sir John Kotelawala Defence University

laboratory Name: Tissue Engineering Laboratory

The Tissue engineering laboratory has been setup mainly to facilitate the research and development aspect as well as the practical aspects of the tissue engineering and biomaterials, to the undergraduate students.

General Sir John Kotelawala Defence University

laboratory Name: Medical Instrumentation Laboratory

The Medical instrumentation laboratory has been set up mainly to provide practical knowledge and hands on experience on medical equipment to the biomedical engineering undergraduate students. This laboratory is used for research and development purposes, practical sessions and for lectures regarding medical instrumentation

Wayamba University of Sri Lanka

laboratory Name: Carpentry Workshop

Wayamba University of Sri Lanka

laboratory Name: Highway Laboratory

Wayamba University of Sri Lanka

laboratory Name: Concrete and Material Laboratory

Wayamba University of Sri Lanka

laboratory Name: Surveying Laboratory

Wayamba University of Sri Lanka

laboratory Name: Geotechnical Laboratory

Wayamba University of Sri Lanka

laboratory Name: Electrical Machines & Communications Laboratory

Wayamba University of Sri Lanka

laboratory Name: Electrical and Electronics Laboratory

General Sir John Kotelawala Defence University

laboratory Name: Digital System Design Laboratory

The laboratory is available with plentiful equipment for students and researcher to sharpen their knowledge and experience on digital electronics and system designing.

General Sir John Kotelawala Defence University

laboratory Name: Communication Technology Laboratory

The laboratory facilitates sophisticated equipment for the research and development aspect as well as the practical aspects in the field of fiber optics, radar engineering, wireless communication, etc.

Wayamba University of Sri Lanka

laboratory Name: Polymer Electronics Research Group

Polymer Electronics Research Group carry out investigations on developing materials, fabricating and characterizing of energy storage devices such as rechargeable cells and super capacitors.

University of Ruhuna

laboratory Name: MLS Lab

University of Peradeniya

laboratory Name: Agricultural Biotechnology Centre

University of Ruhuna

laboratory Name: 25 Research lab

National Engineering Research and Development Centre

laboratory Name: Chemical Engineering Laboratory- AE&MD

Chemical Engineering Lab

National Engineering Research and Development Centre

laboratory Name: Machineing Workshop

National Engineering Research and Development Centre

laboratory Name: Fabrication Workshop

General Sir John Kotelawala Defence University

laboratory Name: Chemical (Residual Analysis)

Coconut Development Authority

laboratory Name: Physico-chemical Laboratory

Physico-chemical testing for Coconut and Coconut based products

Coconut Development Authority

laboratory Name: Microbiology Laboratory

Microbiological testing for coconut and coconut based products

University of Kelaniya

laboratory Name: Cell Culture Laboratory

Mainly used for Cell culture work

Central Environmental Authority

laboratory Name: Air Resource Management and monitoring Unit

Central Environmental Authority

laboratory Name: Water Quality Monitoring Laboratory

General Sir John Kotelawala Defence University

laboratory Name: Robotic Laboratory

The Robotics Laboratory has been set up mainly to teach the practical aspects of the principles of Robotic Engineering to undergraduate students. This is claimed to be one of the best and modern Robotics laboratories in the country. This is also used for research and development activities of the department.

General Sir John Kotelawala Defence University

laboratory Name: Electrical & Electronic Measurement Laboratory

The laboratory has been set up mainly to teach the practical aspects of the principles of electricity and electrical measuring instruments to undergraduate students. This is also used for research and development activities of the department.

Eastern University, Sri Lanka

laboratory Name: Supplementary Health Science Laboratory

Eastern University, Sri Lanka

laboratory Name: Primary Health Care Laboratory

Eastern University, Sri Lanka

laboratory Name: Pathophysiology Laboratory

Eastern University, Sri Lanka

laboratory Name: Medical Education & Research Laboratory

Eastern University, Sri Lanka

laboratory Name: Human Biology Laboratory

Eastern University, Sri Lanka

laboratory Name: Clinical Laboratory

Eastern University, Sri Lanka

laboratory Name: Special Laboratory

Eastern University, Sri Lanka

laboratory Name: Special Laboratory

Eastern University, Sri Lanka

laboratory Name: Special Laboratory

Eastern University, Sri Lanka

laboratory Name: Special Laboratory

Eastern University, Sri Lanka

laboratory Name: Special Laboratory

Eastern University, Sri Lanka

laboratory Name: Special Laboratory

Eastern University, Sri Lanka

laboratory Name: Special Laboratory

Eastern University, Sri Lanka

laboratory Name: Special Laboratory

University of Ruhuna

laboratory Name: Geology

University of Ruhuna

laboratory Name: Advanced Oceanography

General Sir John Kotelawala Defence University

laboratory Name: Advanced Electrical Laboratory II

The laboratory has been set up mainly to teach the practical aspects of power system protection to undergraduate students.