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 student podcast producers.

People & Nature Podcast Series

A collection of conversations exploring the relationships between people, science, and the environment. Produced by faculty and graduate students from the University of Florida’s Department of Agricultural Education and Communication (UF AEC), this series grew out of the inaugural People and Nature Symposium, hosted by the Tampa Bay Estuary Program (TBEP).

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

Bug Battles

Visit this page to learn more about the Bug Battles electronic field trip — connect with scientists studying insect weaponry and access video recordings and educator guides.

Scientists collecting nematode samples from aquatic environments in Nebraska for the Microscopic Marvels project

Microscopic Marvels

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