Every chapter publishes its own recaps and announcements — the moment they hit publish, it’s live here.
After a needs assessment, IEEE CS prepared personalised relief packages for University of Peradeniya students affected by flooding — supported by the IEEE Sri Lanka Section.
A guest lecture on who owns AI-generated content, how regulators around the world are responding, and how to use AI responsibly without losing human creativity.
A four-session career-readiness series with professionals from IFS, Thomson Reuters and SLT-Mobitel — CVs, technical interviews, behavioural interviews and what recruiters really look for.
How to go from informal AI-assisted “vibe coding” to structured context engineering — and turn quick prototypes into reliable, production-ready software.
The IEEE Computer Society Student Branch Chapter is now live under the IEEE Student Branch of the University of Peradeniya — opening doors to endless opportunities in tech innovation and excellence.
Dr. Thilanka Munasinghe (RPI) on predicting dengue outbreaks across Sri Lanka with graph neural networks and NASA satellite data — a WIE × ComSoc collaboration.
Celebrating International WIE Day 2025 with practical strategies for academic stress relief and time management.
Three sessions in one day with the IEEE WIE Affinity Group of Sri Lanka — leadership for emerging women, generative AI, and turning STEM ideas into startups.
Volunteers from across the branch offered refreshments and cleaned the premises for devotees on their journey to venerate the Sacred Tooth Relic.
Telecom expert Eng. Anuradha Udunuwara on the fundamentals of 5G and its impact on modern industries.
A review of the year, thanks to the outgoing committee and the introduction of the 2025/26 office bearers.
Donating children’s books, games and a day of laughter to inspire imagination and a love for learning.
Prof. Janaka Ekanayake on integrating renewables into smart-grid technologies — a WIE × PES lecture.
A rare first-hand look at one of Sri Lanka’s significant hydroelectric power stations and its dam.
Celebrating IEEE WIE Day with the E22 batch — mini-games, a treasure hunt and a talk from Princeton.
Over 100 participants learned to craft standout CVs and master LinkedIn with Mr. Dhammika Marasinghe.
Janeesha Wickramasinghe (University of Moratuwa) wins Sri Lanka’s AI prediction challenge, with Team Optima (UCSC) and Team Datadragons (IIT) as runners-up.
Advanced Level students from Kandy district schools built Arduino projects, toured the faculty and competed in circuit design.
A transmitter was hidden somewhere in the faculty. Teams armed with directional antennas raced to find it.
Using SDRSharp and WXtoImg, the team decoded APT signals in real time and captured an image from NOAA 18.
Xtreme.Pera-23 brought IEEEXtreme to campus — teams kicked off at 5:30 a.m. Sri Lanka time, in step with the global start.
Dr. Nadisanka Rupasinghe of Samsung Research America on how MIMO shaped 5G — and where it goes next.
Webinar workshops on crossed-dipole and linear antennas with Eng. Tharindu Dayarathne, creator of Raavana-1 — Sri Lanka’s first CubeSat.
