Divyansh Agarwal, MD

55 Fruit St Grb 425

MGH, Department of Surgery

Boston, MA 02114

United States

Divyansh Agarwal graduated cum laude and Phi Beta Kappa with exceptional distinction from Yale University in 2015, earning both a B.S. and an M.S., as well as being designated a Yale Journalism Scholar. For his computational research, he won Yale’s Edgar J. Boell and the William R. Belknap Prizes. He was also awarded the 2015 Thomas J. Bardos Science Education Award by the American Association for Cancer Research as well as the 2014 Michael Manzella Foundation Cancer Research Fellowship. He then completed a Medical Scientist Training Program (MSTP) at the University of Pennsylvania, graduating with his MD in 2021. While at Penn, Divyansh earned a PhD in Computational Biology, and was the inaugural Blavatnik Foundation Family Fellow in Biomedical Research at Penn. He built on his passion in science communication, medical education, and entrepreneurship. Divyansh won numerous awards for his intellectual contributions to the scientific community by the time he graduated from the Perelman School of Medicine, including the Clyde F. Barker Research Prize, Dr. David B.P. Goodman Research Award, and the Russell J. Stumacher, MD Memorial Prize in Medical Arts and Letters. Dr. Agarwal is currently a general surgery resident at the Massachusetts General Hospital