Our Changing World

Paul Rainey explains why microbes hedge their bets and why the strategy may be an ancient evolutionary trait Audio

A 10-year research programme took a 'ridgetops to the sea' approach to studying a river catchment Read more Audio

Brain Monk is looking at efflux pumps to develop antimicrobials for treating drug resistant fungal pathogens Read more Audio

In areas of Antarctica close to large ice shelves super-cooled water forms crystals known as platelet sea ice Read more Audio

After 1000 days 'on ice' , physicist Tim Haskell knows a thing or two about sea ice in Antarctica Read more Audio

Researchers are looking at hormones other than testosterone to see if they account for variation in boys Read more Audio

A nationwide survey of the nursery grounds of rig in estuaries around the country kicks off next month Read more Audio

Matthew Barnes explains why alcohol after strenuous exercise doesn't mix well Audio

An update on some stories, including the JOIDES Resolution, bumblebees, Chatham Island birds, star music, and a science song Audio

Gastric bypass patient Arthur Andrews goes to Wakefield Hospital for a follow-up consultation eight months after the operation Audio

Gillian Turner introduces some characters from her book North Pole South Pole, which traces the quest to understand magnetism Audio

Sir Peter Gluckman speaks about his early research career and his connection to Sir Edmund Hilary Read more Audio