Our Changing World

Using metal ions and organic ligands, Shane Telfer is creating porous materials called metal-organic frameworks which can store or separate gases Audio

Auckland Council biodiversity advisor Ben Paris heads out on a night walk in west Auckland to monitor long-tailed bats Read more Audio

A recent study has shown that people prefer human-like features on a robot's display screen Read more Audio

Tom Qi has developed an electric car with four separately powered wheels, enabling each wheel to steer independently Audio

Brad Scott talks about why the Papakura Geyser is coming back to life after 34 years of dormancy Audio

New Zealander Eric Webb recalls his time as chief magnetician on Douglas Mawson's Australasian Antarctic Expedition 1913-14 Audio

Te Papa scientists examine specimens of prions to find out why 300,000 were beach-wrecked during a massive storm in 2011 Audio

Mesenchymal stromal cells, a type of adult stem cell, could hold the cure for type 1 diabetes and spinal cord injury Audio

The Spirit of Mawson expedition heads to Antarctica to celebrate Mawson's heroic feat a century ago Audio

Human nutrition researchers at Massey University use a Bod Pod and Pea Pod to measure body composition Audio

Plant and Food Research scientists have determined which odours have genes associated with them Audio

Thomas Stocker, joint chair of the IPCC's Working Group 1, outlines the key findings of a recent climate change report Audio