Streaming Science
What do scientists do? Where do they work? What is scientific inquiry?
Scientists find solutions to problems that affect your everyday life.
Meet real-world scientists. Learn about STEM careers and research. Streaming Science podcasts are produced by students majoring and minoring in agricultural and natural resources communication and experts at the University of Florida and college degree programs throughout the country. We invite you to use Streaming Science at home, in school, for clubs, and more!
Dr. Jamie Loizzo is the founder of Streaming Science. Loizzo is an Associate Professor of Agricultural Communication at the University of Florida.
Streaming Science
Microscopic Marvels: Dr. Thomas Powers
University of Florida - Department of Agricultural Education and Communication student Elizabeth Lamm sits down with Dr. Thomas Powers from the University of Nebraska–Lincoln to explore the fascinating, hidden world of nematodes in Nebraska's Sandhills. Through this conversation, you will discover how these microscopic organisms influence soil health, biodiversity, and the future of land management in one of America's most fragile and unique ecosystems. Produced and edited using Adobe Audition, this episode dives into Dr. Powers’ pioneering research and explains why understanding the smallest life forms is critical to protecting the most significant landscapes. Join us as we explore how life below the surface influences the land above, and why the Nebraska Sandhills are significant.