Exciting Electronics

Christmas Special Sessions

Age: 10 Years+ | 26 Dec - 28 Dec | 29 Dec - 31 Dec | Adyar, Chennai

Exciting Electronics | Falling Apple | Adyar, Chennai

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About the Module

Dive into the world of electronics where you will learn the key e concepts like circuit design, power sources, and interactive sensors! Perfect for anyone curious about how electronics power the world around us—from holiday lights to the gadgets we use every day.

About Falling Apple

Welcome to our Science Activity Centre, where learning meets fun! Designed for young curious minds, our centre offers a variety of interactive, hands-on activities that bring science concepts to life. From creating colorful chemical reactions to building simple machines, children explore key scientific principles through play. Our goal is to make science accessible, exciting, and memorable, helping kids understand complex ideas like gravity, energy, and the environment in an engaging and enjoyable way. Whether it's crafting a DIY volcano or solving physics-based games, every activity sparks a sense of wonder and discovery in our young learners!

Get certified by an IIT Professor!! At the end of each module, students will be given a “certificate of achievement”. Come explore, experiment, and let your curiosity lead the way to fun and discovery!!!

Founder & Mentor

Dr T S Natarajan, Retd. Professor | IIT Madras

He is a well-known Professor of Physics who spent nearly five decades in Teaching and Research, out of which more than forty years at IIT Madras and seven years mentoring a new IIT at Tirupati.

He has won several honors and awards during his long illustrious career. His YouTube lectures on Basic Electronics under the NPTEL program have crossed 2 million views. It was also adjudged as one of the “Top 10 Most Popular Videos” on education by the New York Times in 2010.
He has developed many teaching aids in Physics and Electronics. His science demonstrations, some of them bordering on magic, are spectacular and appealed to young and old among the audience. He has done more than 300 such shows in India and abroad!

He took the first batch of five Indian students to Reykjavík, Iceland, for the International Physics Olympiad competition in 1998 as one of the delegation leaders. The Indian students under his guidance won several medals and honorable mentions. Recently he has been awarded the Babulal Saraf Award for his contribution to Physics.