Science show "Naukomania"

When all the toasts have been made at the corporate party and guests start glancing at their watches, a block that switches the attention of the whole room saves the day. The science show "Naukomania" is exactly that option: instead of yet another speaker, a series of experiments takes place on the site, and watching them is interesting both for those who hated physics at school and for those who loved it.

The team has been doing science shows since 2009. It all started with a few experiments by Professor Arti; today it's several hosts and their own props. The core of the program is experiments involving the audience themselves: liquid nitrogen and icy fog, chemical reactions with color and smoke, static electricity. A separate act is nitrogen ice cream, prepared right in front of the guests.

The host doesn't deliver a lecture — he runs a show: short experiments follow one after another, with questions to the audience and tricks in between, each immediately given a physical explanation. Colleagues from the next department suddenly find themselves on stage, help with the reagents and figure out along with everyone else why it all works. The program is tailored to a specific venue and timing — from a half-hour block during a break in the evening to a full-length show.

There are no special requirements for the space: a free table and a power socket are enough; off-site work outside the city is discussed separately. Formats — corporate party, company anniversary, presentation, New Year's evening. Leave your number — we'll check an available date and quote the fee.