STREAMING SCIENCE

Science communication in action.

The Streaming Science Project is a student-driven science communication initiative that connects public audiences with real-world scientists, STEM careers, and agricultural and environmental research through videos, podcasts, and interactive learning experiences.

LATEST PROJECTS

Graduate students recording the People and Nature podcast series.

People & Nature Podcast Series

A collection of conversations exploring the relationships between people, science, and the environment, produced by UF AEC faculty and graduate students.

Scientists examining insect specimens in a lab during the Bug Battles electronic field trip.

Bug Battles

Connect with scientists studying insect weaponry and access video recordings and educator guides from this live electronic field trip.

A scientist holds a bag of water and soil samples collected from an alkaline lake in Nebraska for nematode research.

Microscopic Marvels

Discover the hidden world beneath your feet — nematode science brought to life through engaging stories, photos, and sounds.

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Years of Science

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Students Nationwide

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Scientists Featured

200+

Podcasts

Now Listening

Catch the latest from the Streaming Science Podcast — conversations with scientists, students, and conservationists.

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Why science communication matters

Science shapes our food, our environment, and our future. Yet the gap between researchers and the public remains wide. Streaming Science trains the next generation of communicators, social scientists, and scientists to bridge that gap through storytelling, media production, and direct engagement with STEM topics and communities.