Our Changing World

The Volcanic Risk Solutions group at Massey University have built an eruption simulator so they can study destructive pyroclastic flows in detail Read more Audio

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How young people tell their life story, particularly if they see the silver lining in turning points, can indicate well-being Read more Audio

The University of Otago is part of an international collaboration carrying out a genome-wide analysis looking for the genes involved in gout, a form of arthritis Read more Audio

Victoria University geologists are drilling deep into the ground on a remote sheep station in the Wanganui Basin to study past changes in sea levels. Read more Audio

Landscape architecture students at Lincoln University have designed 'bug hotels' to try and encourage invertebrate biodiversity in urban areas Read more Audio

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The marine science day at the International Science Festival saw loads of young fans flocking to see a shark dissection and hear about great white shark research Read more Audio

Using optical tweezers, University of Otago physicists are splitting tiny clouds of rubidium atoms and smashing them together Read more Audio

Great Fermentations was an International Science festival event that combined fermented foods and matched beers with discussions about the science of food Read more Audio

Liggins Institute paediatrician Paul Hofman discusses childhood obesity and how exercise during pregnancy could help break the obesity cycle Read more Audio

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