School Lab Days
We take a full day of experiments into a school that has no lab of its own. Everything is done with equipment the school can afford to keep.
Beyond the campus gates
A fest that runs for three days is a poor excuse for a year of nothing. Outreach is the part of Anvesha that keeps going after the halls are packed up — mostly in schools that have never had a working lab.
We take a full day of experiments into a school that has no lab of its own. Everything is done with equipment the school can afford to keep.
A converted bus carrying microscopes, a small optics bench and a portable planetarium. It parks wherever the roads allow.
Undergraduates mentor Class 9—12 students through one research question across a full academic year, start to write-up.
Free public lectures in plain language, held in town halls rather than on campus. No prior background assumed, ever.
A fifteen-minute segment with the community radio station, answering questions that listeners send in during the week.
Retired campus equipment is refurbished by student teams and donated to schools, with training so it actually gets used.
You do not need to be a science student, and you do not need to be good at explaining things yet — that is most of what the training is for. One weekend a month is enough to be useful.
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