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Our Changing World
Stories about science and nature from out in the field and inside the labs across Aotearoa New Zealand.
Thursdays 7:30pm, repeated 1:15am Sundays. One feature plays 3:35pm Wednesdays.
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Managing Our Oceans
24 Jan 2013Excerpts from a discussion about how we should balance use and protection of our oceans Audio
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Nanoindentation
24 Jan 2013Michelle Dickinson uses diamonds to indent materials at the nano-scale, to test the mechanical properties of samples Read more Audio
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How Maths is Helping a Hospital
24 Jan 2013A mathematical model helped identfiy a bottleneck and decrease the number of cardiac surgery cancellations Audio
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Root Canals
17 Jan 2013Science communication student Katherine Lyttle heads to the University of Otago dentistry school to find out about root canals Audio
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Epigenetics
10 Jan 2013Cancer geneticist Parry Guilford and student Tyler McInnes discuss epigenetics, or how the environment affects genes. Audio
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Exercise Snacking
3 Jan 2013University of Otago science communication student Monique Francois explains why taking a number of short intense exercise sessions may be better than one long moderate one Read more Audio
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Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
27 Dec 2012Science communication student Brandon Gantt talks with Warren Tate about ME Audio
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Glenn Colquhoun - Dieffenbach
20 Dec 2012Glenn Colquhoun performs one of his poems about German naturalist Ernst Dieffenbach Audio
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Snap of Chocolate
20 Dec 2012Bryony James and Sharon Ngu have been trying to see whether fracture toughness can be used to quantify the "snap" of chocolate Audio
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A Portrait of Aotearoa
20 Dec 2012A metagenomics study looking at microbes in soils around New Zealand collected by secondary school students Read more Audio
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Hinemoana Baker - Taranga's Song
20 Dec 2012Hinemoana Baker reads her transit-inspired poem Taranga's Song Audio
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Horrocks Family Tree
20 Dec 2012Film academic Roger Horrocks explains his family's quest to find out if 17th-century astronomer Jeremiah Horrocks is a relative Audio
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