Interdisciplinary Science
What is Interdisciplinary Science?
Interdisciplinary studies involve the combining of two or more disciplines into one activity. It draws knowledge from several other fields like sociology, anthropology, psychology, economics, etc. It is about creating something by thinking across boundaries.
Mad Science
A Day in the Life of a Mad Scientist
St. Petersburg Library System
Junk Food Science
Guardians of the Gulf
What are the Guardians of the Gulf?
NOAA Hurricane Hunters
Twin Otter
NOAA Hurricane Hunters
King Air
NOAA NESDIS STAR's Coastwatch
Oceanography from Space
Interactive Activity
Activity Sheet
NOAA Hurricane Hunters
P3 Aircraft Tour and Flight Planning
Solar4STEM
Learn About Solar Energy & Electrical Circuits: Solar Car Experiment
Activity Sheet
USF St. Petersburg Campus
Sustainability Initiatives at USF St. Petersburg Campus
NOAA
Sci Notes
Why is Interdisciplinary Science Important?
As growing global population stresses the ability of our society to produce food, water, and shelter, we will continue to look to the oceans to help sustain our basic needs.
Advances in technology, combined with demand, will improve our ability to derive food, drinking water, energy sources, waste disposal, and transportation from the ocean.
It will be up to this and future generations to build upon our existing knowledge of the ocean and its potential to help meet the needs of the world and its inhabitants.
Meet our Jr. Scientists
Discover scientific ideas, which underpin our modern world, giving us everything from electricity to space rockets and batteries to smart phones.
