While CMR explores the scientific effects of meditation through multidisciplinary research, SLIIT, as a leading IT-focused institution, contributes its expertise in advanced information technology research and innovation.
The partnership aims to integrate scientific meditation research with technological innovation, enabling knowledge sharing, exchange of expertise, and joint funding initiatives to further advance meditation science through technology-driven solutions.
The event was attended by following officials from the both institutions:
Representing University of Colombo:
Prof. Indika Mahesh Karunathilake (Vice-Chancellor of the University of Colombo);
Mrs. K. C. Sanjeewani Perera, (Registrar);
Prof. Dilshani Dissanayake (Director - Centre for Meditation Research),
Dr. Jeevani Herath, Senior Lecturer, Department of Social Science Education, Faculty of Education.
Representing SLIIT:
- Prof. Nimal Rajapakse (Senior Deputy Vice-Chancellor of SLIIT),
- Prof. Nuwan Kodagoda (Pro Vice-Chancellor of SLIIT),
- Prof. Dasuni Nawinna (Associate Dean - Research, Faculty of Computing)
- Dr. Mahima Weerasinghe, the Principal Investigator of the research project.
