Our Changing World

Antarctic Yarn - the good old days of huskies, man-hauling, deep-field expeditions and true isolation Audio

UC Celebrate - Antarctic researchers demonstrate why science on ice matters Audio

Antarctic Yarn - women have been travelling to Antarctica for decades but remain a minority Audio

The twelvth mystery sound from the Our Changing World opening theme Audio

New revelations about the finger-like villi and layer of mucin that cover the gut wall Audio

Vyacheslav Filichev has created a new way to look at DNA in living cells and Tracy Hale hopes to use it to study cancer Audio

A team led by Shusheng Pang is producing new building materials from recycled plastics and sawdust Audio

En route to the Kermadec Islands, the HMNZS Canterbury encountered a large raft of pumice, but which volcano did it come from? Read more Audio

UC Celebrate - a discussion about the Antarctic Treaty, collaborative science and international diplomacy Audio

Antarctic Yarn - sailors and scientists share their stories from voyaging across the Southern Ocean Audio

The eleventh mystery sound from the Our Changing World opening theme Audio

Direct transcranial stimulation & digital hearing aids are being trialled as a treatment for tinnitus Audio