Volume 1, Issue 3 (2021): Recent submissions

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Incorporating Digital Corpus Analysis Technology into English for Academic Purposes (EAP) Lesson Design for the Sri Lankan Tertiary Context: A Self-experimentation by a ‘Novice’

Hussain, Z.D. (Faculty of Technology, USJ, 2021-01-15)
Online Education: An “Opportunity” for a Positive Change in the Teaching Learning Process

Jayakody, G. (Faculty of Technology, USJ, 2021)
Effect of Microstructure on the Permeability and Sorption of Wood of Sterculia rhinopetala and Albizia ferruginea

Quartey, G.A.; Eshun, J.F.; Sakyiama, B. (Faculty of Technology, USJ, 2021-02-07)
Project-level Factors Influencing the Performance of Building Construction Operations in Sri Lanka: Viewpoint of Engineers and Construction Managers

Manoharan, K.; Dissanayake, P. B. G.; Pathirana, C. K. (Faculty of Technology, USJ, 2021-12-04)

Productive-based project-level operations are the lifeblood for the construction sector, leading the firms to achieve their expected profitability and long-term sustainability. Past studies highlight the poor project-level ...
Review on Photomicrography based Full Blood Count (FBC) Testing and Recent Advancements

Mudugamuwa, A.P.; Hettiarachchi, S.P.; Basnayake, B. A. D. J. C. K. (Faculty of Technology, USJ, 2021-12-04)

With advancements in related sub-fields, research on photomicrography in life science is emerging and this is a review on its application towards human full blood count testing which is a primary test in medical practices. ...
Estimating the Willingness to Pay for Existing Domestic Drinking Water Service: Residential Customer Satisfaction Index Model

Thusyanthini, R.; Peramunagama, S.S.M. (Faculty of Technology, USJ, 2021-12-05)

The global is not on track to achieve sustainable development goal (SDG) 6 while access to safely managed /improved drinking water services are a basic human right for wellbeing and public health of people. Customer ...
Environmental-Friendly and Non-Toxic TBSI as an Alternative for MOR Accelerator

Kirusanurethan, K.; Sanjaya, A.; Patabendige, C.N.K. (Faculty of Technology, USJ, 2021-12-31)

In the solid tyre rubber industry, most accelerators can produce n-nitrosamines as a by-product during the vulcanization process. As many n-nitrosamines are carcinogenic, they are highly regulated in final rubber articles ...

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