Revolutionary CAR T-Cell Therapy Enhances Gut Health in Aging Individuals
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- January 4, 2026

The Center for Transdisciplinary Biotechnology Research (CTBR) at the Faculty of Science, University of Colombo, held its inaugural open forum today, featuring participation from industry, academia, and ministerial representatives. Prof. Preethi Udagama was honored for her visionary leadership in establishing the CTBR. The event included an exhibition showcasing research with potential commercial applications. Deputy Minister Mr. Chathuranga Abeysinghe also attended the exhibition.

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Quantum entanglement is a remarkable phenomenon in which two particles become interconnected in such a way that the state of one particle immediately influences the state of the other, regardless of the distance between them. This intriguing connection challenges our traditional understanding of space and time, suggesting that changes in one particle can instantaneously affect its partner, even if they are separated by vast distances, such as light-years.
The implications of quantum entanglement are profound, raising fundamental questions about the nature of communication and information in the universe. It prompts inquiries into how two particles can interact faster than the speed of light and what this means for our comprehension of reality. As researchers continue to investigate this complex area of quantum physics, they are not only revealing fascinating insights into the behavior of entangled particles but also uncovering potential applications that could revolutionize technology.
Key areas of exploration include advancements in quantum computing, which promises unprecedented processing power, and secure communications that leverage the principles of entanglement to create unhackable information transfer. The study of quantum entanglement invites us to delve deeper into a captivating realm where the conventional laws of physics seem to bend, offering a glimpse into the extraordinary possibilities that lie at the intersection of science and the mysteries of the universe.
The National Research Council of Sri Lanka (NRC) honored exceptional Sri Lankan scientists at the President’s Awards for Scientific Research ceremony on December 18, 2025, held at Water’s Edge, Battaramulla. These awards recognize the best research papers published in esteemed journals, underscoring significant contributions from local scientists. The NRC stresses the importance of research that meets the needs of key industries in Sri Lanka and promotes studies primarily conducted within the country. The awards include the “President’s Award for Scientific Research” and the “NRC Merit Award for Scientific Research,” with eligibility extending to both publications and patents.

New CAR T-cell therapy shows promise in rejuvenating aging guts, improving health for older adults and cancer patients in Asia.

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