Our Changing World

White terraces discovered on floor of Lake Rotomahana. Read more

A remote camera at Tairua Beach is providing insights into how, where and why dangerous rip currents form Read more Audio

Mark Staiger and Tim Huber are working on biocomposites made completely from cellulose, a renewable resource Read more Audio

Chris Hendy is interested in the chemistry of silica-rich sediments in lakes in the Taupo Volcanic Zone Read more Audio

After studying men, Massey University scientists are seeing if protein also assists women athletes after strenourous exercise Read more Audio

Scientists in Christchurch are taking imprints of cells in a UV curable polymer with implications for imaging and biocompability Read more Audio

Understanding how grass quality changes over time and when is the best time for cows to eat can help improve grazing management Read more Audio

A bryophyte hunt on Mana Island is a chance to learn more about mosses, liverworts and hornworts Read more Audio

Seismic blasts across a tectonic plate boundary in the Wairarapa will help understand locked plates Read more Audio

The New Zealand Biochar Research Institute is looking at how to produce and apply biochar, and its effects on soil and plants Audio

A collaboration is developing a potential biomarker for high blood pressure, which may be used for pre-eclampsia in the future Audio

Zac Schlader and Toby Mundel are trying to find out if skin temperature has an effect on athletic performance Audio