Financial Times

Inventors get another chance to attend US Intl fair

Winners of this year’s Junior Inventor of the Year (JIY) competition organized by the Institution of Engineers, Sri Lanka will once again get an opportunity to travel to the US and take part in an international fair. Three inventors selected from among the last year’s winners took part in the Intel IESF (International Science and Engineering Fair) held in Atlanta, Virginia and this year the selected Junior Inventors of the 2008 competition will be eligible to take part in the Intel IESF being held in the state of Nevada in the US. Participation to the Intel IESF is sponsored by Intel.

IESL said in a press release that the closing date for applications for its competition has been extended to June 30 due to requests received from enthusiastic junior inventors and schools. Students who win at the competition will be rewarded with scholarships, medals, certificates, cash prizes and internships at the University of Moratuwa.

The school of the title winner will also be awarded with the Challenge cup offered by the Post Graduate Institute of Management of the Sri Jayawardenapura University in addition to a cash prize. Applications for the competition and other details could be obtained by contacting the IESL Secretariat at 120/15, Wijerama Mawatha, Colombo 7, Tel: 2698426/Fax:2699202, or the website -- www.iesl.lk

 
Top to the page  |  E-mail  |  views[1]

 

Other Financial Times Articles
New US$ 150 mln loan to fund state projects
DFCC - HNB venture starts operations on July 1
Lankan EPF on Malaysian model
Maxis-SLT tug of war over CEO post
Not garbage, but motor vehicle spare parts
End to portfolio investments
Global best practices in HR
Business in brief
Taxing NGO's and crisis over shorter duration visas
Al Ghurair commends MTI for work on Serendib Flour Mills
Malwatte Plantations modernising
Inventors get another chance to attend US Intl fair
Bigger role for business in SAARC
Newspapers must change with the times, need to attract young readers
LAUGFS to make a significant contribution on fuel issue
CEAT supports IDIRIYA to promote ‘Access Ability’ for everyone
Hemas Hospitals launch CPR in schools
Standard Chartered empowers its female leaders
PC Pharma to market new range of drugs
Silverjet rescue bid collapses, business-class airline lays off employees
Herbert Cooray: Gentle giant and an unsung hero
Ceylon Tea promo in US market
British Council hunting for young fashion entrepreneurs
Extra miles from Cathay Pacific
Walkers Tours partner wins awards at Arabian Travel Mart
Trade Point launched as trade gateway
Amarasinghe, Watawala on Lake House Printers board
Automated Cargo Clearance will cut import, export goods costs
Tourism Ministry seeking international donor support
Dankotuwa says labour issue has been resolved
Regional meeting of Ogilvy & Mather
Dialog tower network to become a revenue driver
Human rights concerns spilling over to the GSP+
Oil exploration soon in the Mannar Basin
Toshiba’s new range of note books to growing Lankan market
Deccan Lanka bags international charter contract

 

 
Reproduction of articles permitted when used without any alterations to contents and a link to the source page.
© Copyright 2008 | Wijeya Newspapers Ltd.Colombo. Sri Lanka. All Rights Reserved.| Site best viewed in IE ver 6.0 @ 1024 x 768 resolution