Dr. Saurabh Das is an interdisciplinary academic specializing in political communication studies. His expertise includes visual culture, discourse analysis, and social transformation studies. His research examines gender, culture, and technology within contemporary communication frameworks. He also studies populism and nationalism through visual and mediated representations. He previously served at Manipal University Jaipur in journalism studies. He was a Visiting Assistant Professor at Symbiosis School, Pune. He also worked as a Visiting Research Fellow at Sciences Po, Paris. He completed his doctoral research at MICA, Ahmedabad. His research appears in reputed Taylor and Francis and SAGE journals. His works include publications in National Identities and Media Watch. These journals were recognized as Scopus-indexed academic publications during acceptance. He actively reviews scholarly articles across communication and media disciplines. He contributes analytical commentaries on contemporary social and cultural issues. His writings appear on platforms like Feminism in India and Youth Ki Awaaz. His recent article explores gendered implications of AI voice assistants.
