Chairman

The Sri Lanka Atomic Energy Board (SLAEB), established in 1969, is the country’s leading technical institute dedicated to nuclear science and technology for sustainable development. SLAEB promotes nuclear applications in food, health, energy, environment, and industry, collaborating with scientific institutions to advance national progress.

Key achievements include the establishment of the Sri Lanka Gamma Centre (SLGC), the National Centre for Non-Destructive Testing, manufacturing of radiation detectors, and fostering a strong safety and security culture. Research and development efforts have led to localized radiation technologies addressing national challenges.

In alignment with government strategies, SLAEB is expanding its technological initiatives, including a medical cyclotron facility and an X-ray irradiation facility. Ensuring safety and security in nuclear and radiological applications remains a top priority, alongside enhancing transparency and public trust.

With over 50 years of contribution to national growth, SLAEB continues to set new standards in safety, security, and research excellence, striving to develop reliable nuclear science and technology for the benefit of society.