What's included in your ticket?

🔭 2.5 hours with a Theoretical Physcist — live, interactive, no textbook

🍹🍟 Mocktail/munchies courtesy of Hylo

🎁 Entry into the growing community of kyurious minds in Mumbai

The Experience

🐾 PROWL • 30 min

Astronomy and Physics games and trivia. No background needed, just curiosity.

🧠 PONDER • 45-60 min

An interactive talk with Dwaipayan exploring the history and significance of the Nobel prize winning contribution.

🐈 PURR • 45 min

Your questions. His universe. Ask anything.

🐾 POUNCE • 15-30 min

Grab a drink. Meet a fellow curious mind.

The Theme for the Talk

Trillions of “ghost particles” called neutrinos pass through our bodies every second, yet they almost never leave a trace. We will explore the story of Francis Halzen, who imagined turning a giant block of Antarctic ice into a detector to catch them. We will explore how the IceCube observatory captured high-energy neutrinos from deep space, opening a new way to see the universe. This work earned the 2026 Nobel Prize in Physics.

The Speaker

Dwaipayan Mukherjee is a Research Scholar at the Department of Theoretical Physics, Tata Institute of Fundamental Research, Mumbai. Dwaipayan's research includes how neutrinos, tiny particles produced in stars and supernova explosions, interact and change from one type to another.

Beyond research, Dwaipayan is actively involved in science communication and outreach.

📍 Hylo, Kala Ghoda

🕞 Sunday, November 15, 4:00 PM

🎓 Students — code STUDENT10 for 10% off. Valid ID required at venue.