Sri Lankans are among the top 2 percent scientists in the world!

 

According to a report by Stanford University in the United States, 24 Sri Lankans make up 2 percent of the world's leading scientists.

Among them are Professor Neelika Malavike of Jayawardenepura University, Prof. Methika Vithanage and Dr. Anushka Yu Rajapaksa.

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