Science Works! is an educational and fun series showcasing how Science, Technology, Engineering and Math are applied to real-life careers. These "virtual field trips" bring viewers into the trenches of some of the most interesting STEM-related careers -- vividly affirming that science and math are not just for classrooms. Originally airing on Science Channel, episodes feature real-life professionals who are designing and coding new technology, protecting soldiers around the world, and finding creative ways to harness energy.

Garbage power isn’t as dirty as it sounds. Trash-to-energy plants can reduce landfills by 90 percent while lowering greenhouse gas emissions. Learn how it’s possible for your smelly garbage to transform into the electricity that powers your home. Approx. 12 min.

We visit historic Fenway Park, to see how statistics is playing a huge role in Major League Baseball, and meet Red Sox statisticians who earned three World Series rings utilizing a math degree. Approx. 9 min.

Have you ever wondered what it takes for a gigantic cruise ship to move and maneuver effortlessly across the ocean? Visit the captain on the bridge, learn about the powerful engines, and hear how meals are organized for thousands of people onboard a “floating city” in the middle of the ocean. Approx. 12 min.

Would you believe fluffy clouds in the sky weigh on average one million pounds? Meteorologists explain why clouds don’t come crashing down on your head, and reveal how they spend hours every day doing math before stepping in front of a TV camera. Approx. 9 min.

How well would your shirt protect you in a fire? Watch military scientists put warfighters’ uniforms in front of flamethrowers to test heat resistance. See the latest innovation in maximizing safety and preparedness, including full 180-degree virtual reality domes and laser 3D body scanning. Approx. 13 min.

See what it’s like to have a college class that takes place "in" the ocean. Meet the ocean engineering professor who asks students to collect data on hydrodynamic drag while surfing for science. Approx. 9 min.

The US Army Research Lab in Aberdeen, Maryland is home to cutting edge scientific research that helps protect today’s soldiers. If a soldier uses a piece of technology for protection, intelligence, or communication – chances are it was developed here. Explore some of the exciting research and careers necessary to keep our soldiers safe. Approx. 20 min.

Microsoft has been at the forefront of technology for decades. Not only are they one of the world leaders in revolutionary ideas, they are providing the next generation of inventors with the tools and skills needed to solve tomorrow’s problems. Microsoft’s Hacking STEM team shows us how and why they are democratizing STEM. Approx. 20 min.

The journey a snack takes before you eat it is paved with science. Agriculture, sustainability, and nutrition are just some of the aspects of food and beverage that PepsiCo is invested in. From Doritos and Cheetos, to Tropicana OJ and Quaker Oats, PepsiCo mades foods that are fun, while taking nutrition seriously too. Approx. 20 min.