Bring Science to Life
Dedicated to inspiring the next generation of thinkers through story-telling and interactive sessions on Astrophysics and Cosmology to foster scientific temperament within the society.
City of Stars
Can time run backwards? How does the center of our galaxy smell? Do aliens exist, and what would a sunset look like on a planet with two suns?
We are nothing but the cosmos come together to question its own secrets. In my talk City of Stars, together we journey into the known and the unknown, pondering the profound cosmological questions that have captivated humanity for centuries. The talk also features an exclusive module on Science Communication, designed to inspire a new wave of science communicators and nurture the growing need for scientific temperament in the country.
All the versions of my talk align with UN Sustainable Development Goals 4 and 17. Email for business.
Shiyam Prakash, SRM
Divyansh encouraged his participants to come up with as many as 50 novel modes of science communication by themselves. His session was a testimony to his love for his practice, and his ability to break down complex concepts into simple understandable concepts is second to none.
Navya, Agragaami
Divyansh bhaiya managed to shamelessly blend in-depth explanations with a touch of humor, making it not only the most insightful but also the most enjoyable session I've experienced.
Aniket Das, EFLU
I loved how this interactive, extremely beginner-friendly course on analytic philosophy felt less like a course and more like chatting witty older sibling while still tackling technicalities of the concepts. It'd be an understatement to say that Divyansh did a fantastic job.
DIVYANSH MANSUKHANI AWARD
FOR SCIENCE COMMUNICATION
If I ask you to name five science communicators, I bet no indian will make it to your list. Awarded with the host institution, this award is my token of encouragement to the soldiers of scicomm. It comes with a small but significant prize money!
Srushti Desai
She organised my talk at her university, thereby providing to over 100 people. She has selflessly helped me and my peers with our initiatives. We have grown to be really good friends over the years.
Sharanu
At the talk organized by Srushti, I gifted him Cosmos by Carl Sagan with a note to keep it circulating. A few months later, I received a photo from him—now an Associate Professor of Physics—passing it on to one of his students.
Raunak Choudhary
He received this award at the Prime Minister's Planetarium for his knack for building fun demonstrations, such as DIY hydro rockets using plastic bottles and cloud chamber.
Pranjali Arya
Pranjali recieved the award at the same event Raunak did. She was highly recommended by the planetarium team for pulling off a life-sized Moon colony exhibition before former ISRO chief, S Somanath.