RNZ: Our Changing World
Summary: Getting out in the field and the lab to bring you New Zealand stories about science, nature and the environment.
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Podcasts:
Natalie Plank is creating electronic biosensors out of nanomaterials, with the aim of making them both very sensitive and cheap
Public health champion Philippa Howden-Chapman discusses the health benefits of home insulation and different heating options
First mystery sound from the Our Changing World opening theme
The OPUS Central Laboratory wind tunnel is the longest in the Southern Hemisphere, and can blow up to 120 km/hour
IRL scientists are working with nanopore technology and developing extremely water repellent surfaces
Scientists are looking for resistance genes so kiwifruit plants can withstand the Psa bacterium's effector genes
Four secondary school and eight undergraduate students compete for the inaugural young science orators award.
The perforated electric flow through water filter can do much more than treat bore water contaminated with iron
Leap seconds were created in 1972 and are added at irregular intervals to the atomic time scale
Plant and Food Research is developing a range of assays to test how kiwifruit seedlings respond to Psa
Ice cores collected from Roosevelt Island hold secrets to how ice sheets could melt in a warming world
Plant and Food Research scientists are hoping to breed kiwifruit cultivars that show resistance to the pathogen Psa
Pathologist Christopher Pease explains what he looks for when he checks cells to determine if a patient has cancer
At Victoria University, cancer researchers are engineering microbes to produce prodrugs that could help kill cancer cells
After nearly half a century, the hunt for the Higgs Boson may be over as CERN announces new particle