Sinhalese Article II: Twin Gathering, 2018
Sinhalese Article II: Twin Gathering, 2018
Sinhalese Article II: Twin Gathering, 2018
Sinhalese Article: Twin Gathering, 2018
Twin Gathering at Ape Gama A twin gathering was organised by the IRD to engage twins in research through culture at the main auditorium of “Ape Gama”, Battaramulla on the 13th of October 2018. This event was part of the SEARCH project and funded by the Medical Research Council, UK. Snr. Prof. Narada Warnasuriya (Senior…
New International Research Partnership to Develop Large Twin Registry The Medical Research Council (MRC) has funded a £200,000 research partnership which will establish a register of infant, child, and adolescent twins in Sri Lanka. The register will create a foundation for future research into mental illness within low and middle-income countries. Continue reading this article…
The 4th International Network of Twin Registries Consortium Meeting The 4th International Network of Twin Registries (INTR) Consortium was held in Osaka, Japan in September 2015. It was hosted by the Center for Twin Research, Osaka University Graduate School of Medicine. Prof. Athula Sumathipala represented the Sri Lanka Twin registry, and was also invited as a Speaker at…
MERC, 3rd Stage, 2012 The 3rd stage of the MERC programme was held in 2012. A workshop on singing, traditional musical instruments and cultural dancing was held for twins participating in the MERC programme.
MERC, 2nd Stage, 2010 The 2nd stage of the MERC programme was held in 2010. Competitions included dancing, singing, drawing and essay writing.
Day out with twin aims Read the Online Article
Second stage of twins contest Read the Online Article
MERC, 1st Stage, 2009 A cultural festival amongst twins was held at the NCEF Buddhist School, Angoda on 15th December 2009, under the theme “Art for Scientific Research”. Competitions included dancing, singing, drawing & essay writing.
Sri Lankan twin registry Read the Online Article
Patient & Public, Involvement through MERC Programmes Multiples Engaging in Research through Culture (MERC) programme, was fielded to encourage public involvement & engagement in research. Stage 1 A cultural festival amongst twins was held at the NCEF Buddhist School, Angoda on 15th December 2009, under the theme “Art for Scientific Research”. Competitions included dancing, singing,…