What is it like to spend a winter at the South Pole? What are neutrinos, and why is the South Pole a good place to look for them? On this episode, Josh Veitch-Michaelis (he/him) tells us about his time as a winterover at the IceCube Neutrino Observatory in Antarctica! Want to learn more about daily life at the South Pole? Check out the IceCube Life @ Pole Blog at <a href="http://icecube.wisc.edu/pole/daily-life">icecube.wisc.edu/pole/daily-life</a> ! You can also follow IceCube on social media: <ul><li>Twitter - @uw_icecube </li><li>Instagram - @icecube_neutrino</li><li>Facebook - @IceCube Neutrino Observatory</li><li>YouTube - @IceCubeNeutrino</li></ul> Questions? Looking for more science fun? Check out @scientistsdopod on Twitter or Instagram. Do you have a question you’d like answered by an expert? Send us an email or a voice recording at <a href="mailto:whatdoscientistsdo@superstaff.ca">whatdoscientistsdo@superstaff.ca</a> ! To learn more about STEM programs for youth at Dalhousie University, visit SuperNova’s website at <a href="http://supernova.dal.ca">supernova.dal.ca</a> or email <a href="mailto:supernova@superstaff.ca">supernova@superstaff.ca</a>

What Do Ornithologists Do? with Julia Baak

"What Do Scientists Do?" is a STEM podcast for all ages! In each episode, a guest expert teaches us all about a new science, technology, engineering, or math topic. How do we study things that are too small to see with our eyes? How do we keep track of ocean creatures that swim all around the world? Our guests answer these questions and more! 

Do your curious kids have questions they’d like answered by an expert? Send us an email and/or voice recording at whatdoscientistsdo@superstaff.ca or find us @scientistsdopod on Twitter and Instagram. 

This podcast is made by SuperNOVA at Dalhousie University, a network member of Actua.