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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.
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Florida’s population is growing faster than the rest of the country. Consequently, the US is losing many of its important habitats for wildlife. However, a solution may come from the livestock sector; with something called rangeland systems. This system enable ranches to sustainably raise cattle using Florida’s native vegetation, allowing these places to be profitable while maintaining -sometimes increasing- biodiversity in the region. UFAEC graduate student Cesar sat down with Dr. Hance Elli...
Wondering about the rising problems in Florida’s Citrus Industry? Or intrigued by the ways they are being tackled? If that’s you, grab a bottle of orange juice and orange slices and tune into this episode. Hosted by UF CALS junior Brenna Sturgis and joined by UF Citrus Research and Education Center Assistant Professor, Dr. John Chater, listeners can embark on a journey focusing on the future of Florida’s citrus! This episode will have you thinking “Orange Ya Glad” tuned in!
Welcome back to the Boundless Science podcast series, brought to you by Streaming Science, a student driven program that works to connect you with scientists to learn how science impacts all of us- and our everyday lives and interests. Tune in to this episode to listen to our host, Marisa Crowhurst, talk with dachshund breeder, enthusiast and professional dog show handler, Arvind deBraganca, about the genetics and beliefs surrounding cross coat breeding in dachshunds. Dachshunds come in three...
This episode is part of the Boundless Science series. In this interview with Taylor Rice, an ecologist studying at Florida Gulf Coast University, we talk about gopher tortoise conservation and her research journey in ecology. We hope you gain an insight on who gopher tortoises are, why they’re important, and how to protect them from this podcast. #boundlessscience #season2 #BoundlessScienceseason2 Keywords: Ecology, Conservation, Gopher Tortoises
What if you could buy your broccoli at the grocery store, knowing beforehand for how long it will remain good in your refrigerator? I am Shenara Ramadan, a master’s degree student in Agricultural and Natural Resources Communication. In this episode of Boundless Science, I had a great conversation with Dr. Tie Liu, an assistant professor of Horticultural Science at the University of Florida, about AI advances in reducing food waste worldwide and one of his recent research projects that enables...
Learn about the University of Florida’s Brahman Project with program director and associate professor, Dr. Todd Thrift. The Brahman Project is a stakeholder-focused project that encompasses the three missions of the land-grant university, research, teaching, and extension. Dr. Thrift explains what he and the rest of the faculty in the UF/IFAS Department of Animal Sciences are currently working on to improve the Brahman breed. This episode of Boundless Science was hosted by Jessica Czipulis, a...
Join Dr. Emma Matcham, a UF/IFAS State Extension Specialist in Nutrient Cycling through the Department of Agronomy and Caitlynne Youmans, a Master’s student at the University of Florida in the Department of Agricultural Education and Communications as they chat about fertilizer research as it relates to Florida agriculture. Dr. Matcham shares her experience researching precision technology as it relates to agronomic crops. As an expert in her field, Dr. Matcham shares with Streaming Science h...
Taking a deep breath and immersing ourselves in nature holds profound significance for our well-being, especially for children, adolescents, and young adults. Cesar sits down with PhD. student Stephanie Stoutamire to discuss the science of connection to nature, where we explore the intricate links between spending time outdoors and mental health. Our conversation ranged from how nature create better leaders, to how sunlight is needed for proper retina development. Tune in to unveil the transf...
Host University of Florida student Carleigh Newsom and guest Assistant Extension Scientist, Eric Cassiano discussed the significance of aquaculture in Florida, particularly the ornamental fish industry. They highlighted the industry's economic importance, unique challenges, and the work done at the University of Florida tropical aquaculture laboratory. Mr. Cassiano then discussed his and other’s efforts to educate the public and schools about aquaculture, emphasizing the importance of youth e...
On this episode of Streaming Science, Lauren Cook sits down with Walther Farms employee and University of Florida agriculture operations management student, Samantha Poreda, to discuss Southeastern Watermelon Farming. Samantha shares with us how she began her professional journey with Walther Farms and the many things she has learned along the way. This episode includes discussions on pesticides, sustainable farming practices, watermelon growing conditions, and more! We hope you enjoy hearing...
On this episode of the Boundless Science series on the Streaming Science podcast, Hannah Bokor, second-year undergraduate Environmental Science major at the University of Florida, interviewed Caroline Nickerson, PhD candidate in Agricultural Education and Communication at the University of Florida. Caroline discussed her passions of citizen science, citizen technology, and climate change, including her work with SciStarter and Florida Community Innovation. She also shared advice on cold-DMing...
In this podcast, Nicole is joined by Jillian Johnston, who shares her experience as a member of the Leadership Institute in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences at the University of Florida. Jillian reflects on the concepts she learned, such as the Clifton Strengths assessment, which helped her understand her problem-solving abilities and apply them effectively in initiatives like the CALS Leadership Institute Spice Drive. She also shares insights from her study abroad trip to Croatia...
This episode is part of the Boundless Science Series on Streaming Science. The title of this episode is All About UF CALS leadership Institute with Dr. Natalie Coers. Dr. Natalie Coers is a instructional assistant professor at the University of Florida. In this podcast Dr. Coers goes over what this program is, why students should get involved with the program, and what students get out of the program. #boundlessscience #season2 Keywords: Study abroad, UF, CALS LI, students #BoundlessSc...
Agriculture is a widespread industry with a diverse population. In this episode of Boundless Science, Dr. Angeleah Browdy, the Director of the Office of Academic Support at the University of Florida, joins Kyleigh Hilburn, UF AEC doctoral student, to discuss the intersection of science and agriculture. Throughout this episode Dr. Browdy talks about how MANRRS has influence her career, and how the Office of Academic Support helps under resourced student at the UF. Tune in now to hear of ...
Welcome to our newest episode Bugs Out: Vector-Borne Disease mitigation in the boundless science series! I am your host, Dorcas Sunday, and in today’s episode, we get the chance to talk with Ms. Kassidy Caride MPH, Program Coordinator Southeastern Center of Excellence in Vector Borne diseases. Listen to find out more about the Southeastern Center of Excellence in Vector Borne Disease (SCEVBD), current projects and research explored by the by the center in preventing and controlling vector bor...
Explore Kratom research in Florida with our podcast guest Dr. Nadakuduti, an assistant professor in the Department of Environmental Horticulture at the University of Florida. In this podcast we dive into the intersection of plant metabolism and human health as she unravels the profound effects of ingesting medicinal plants carrying alkaloids. Alkaloids are natural compounds found in plants that can influence the human body by interacting with the nervous system, affecting mood, energy levels,...
In the final installment of Season 1, we welcome Mark McDonald. A leader in healthcare, his experience spans volunteer EMT work in a rural community, providing critical care as a flight nurse, engaging in international work through Global Response Medicine, and currently serving as the Executive Director of Villa Therese Catholic Clinic, New Mexico's only free health clinic. Listen in as we learn how his experiences have shaped his philosophy and servant-minded approach to leadership. R...
Dr. Porshe Chiles McKay is passionate about community, raising up others' voices, the power of storytelling, and honoring our connection to the land. I had the pleasure of working with Porshe through her PhD and enjoyed this conversation about her dissertation research and her leadership experiences and beliefs, and the importance of finding and keeping community. GRACE Grows: Community | Garden | Education PDY&F Community Garden - James Gardner
Dr. Matt Sowcik is an Associate professor in the Department of Agricultural Education and Communication at the University of Florida. He is a leadership scholar and educator, with an interesting breadth of experience. Listen as we discuss leadership theory and practice and bridging the gap between the two as leadership educators! Check out his book, The H-Factor: The intersection between humility and great leadership.
Meg Boria-Meyer is the founder and executive director of the Gainesville Giving Garden, a non-profit farm combatting food security. Under her leadership, the Gainesville Giving Garden received Project YouthBuild's 2023-2024 Impact Partner of the Year. She is a strong believer that local food is at the intersection of health, environmental sustainability, and community resilience. Meg also believes that collaboration is the most effective way to lead change toward food sovereignty. Listen as s...
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