Our Changing World

Darryl Cochrane is researching whether exercise on full body vibration plates is beneficial Read more Audio

Te Papa botanists join a big effort to record how many species occur in Titahi Bay, the nearby sea area, and on Mana Island Read more Audio

Each summer Adelie penguins in the Ross Sea are counted using aerial photography as part of a long-term study Read more Audio

Using very low frequency radio waves to measure solar energy, and also detect global lightning Read more Audio

Overnight sleep studies to detect sleep apnoea, and the use of CPAP machines to solve the problem Read more Audio

How and why multi-cellular organisms evolved from single cells is an evolutionary puzzle Read more Audio

Discovering sleep apnoea during an overnight sleep study was a life-changing discovery for Maui Stuart Read more Audio

Alison Ballance talks with Antarctic veteran Gerald Kooyman about 30 years of research on Emperor penguins Read more Audio

Tony Poole explains what primary cilia are and why they play an important role in the body Audio

Peter Kamp and Kevin Furlong demonstrate their new reconstruction of New Zealand's geological history over 40 million years Audio

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