The IEEE Sri Lanka Section OU Leadership Summit united subsection, chapter, and affinity group leaders to strategize membership growth, professional activities, governance alignment, and execution plans, ensuring IEEE’s relevance across all membership levels in Sri Lanka.
The IEEE EMBS Sri Lanka Chapter celebrated EMBS Day 2025 on March 5, 2025, at KDU, in collaboration with its Student Branch Chapter. The event gathered over 100 participants, fostering networking and knowledge-sharing. A key highlight was a panel discussion on emerging trends in biomedical engineering, industry expectations, research opportunities, and professional development. The event also marked the launch of the IEEE EMBS Sri Lanka Section website, enhancing community engagement. The celebration concluded with a Sri Lankan cultural dance and a ceremonial cake-cutting, symbolizing unity and growth within the community.
A vibrant session held on February 25th at TRACE Expert City, featuring industry leaders discussing creativity, innovation, and entrepreneurship, fostering collaboration among startups, tech firms, and innovation communities.
IEEE WIE Sri Lanka recently conducted a session on "Empowering Future Leaders" at SLIIT Kandy Uni, inspiring students from Pushpadana Girls' School to pursue leadership and STEM careers through mentorship and real-life success stories.
The fifth Road to Ignite session, held on March 7 via Zoom, featured Mr. Dhanika Perera, Founder of Bhasha, discussing entrepreneurship, innovation, key strategies and leadership qualities.
A workshop to enhance researchers' scientific writing skills for publishing high-quality papers.
The IEEE GRSS Sri Lanka Chapter and IEEE GRSS BIT Mesra SBC hosted a collaborative webinar exploring remote sensing’s transformative role in societal development and humanitarian applications.
The IEEE GRSS Sri Lanka Chapter hosted its inaugural Forward Thinkers Summit 2024, bringing together remote sensing and GIS experts for knowledge exchange, collaboration, and innovation-driven discussions on future advancements
Bringing hope through clean water—IEEE Sri Lanka Section SIGHT empowered underserved schools with two Filter of Hope projects, ensuring safe water access and transforming student well-being.
The IEEE SPS Undergraduate Thesis Competition is an annual event organized by the IEEE Signal Processing Society Sri Lanka Section Chapter. Launched in 2023, the competition was held for the second time in 2024 at SLTC Research University, Padukka. The purpose of this competition is to provide an opportunity for undergraduate students and emerging researchers in Sri Lanka to showcase their signal processing skills. Participants present their undergraduate theses as posters in front of an expert panel, where their work is evaluated. This format allows students to receive valuable feedback from experts, enabling them to refine and improve their projects. This year's competition was held in collaboration with the Centre for Telecommunications Research (CTR) at SLTC Research University. In parallel with the thesis competition, a panel discussion on "Telco AI: Bringing AI into 5G and Beyond" was conducted, featuring expert panelists from SLTC Research University, the University of Sri Jayewardenepura, and the University of Moratuwa.