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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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Little Penguins on Matiu-Somes Island
28 Oct 2010Little penguins are thriving in Wellington Harbour, thanks to nest boxes and regenerating forest on Matiu-Somes Island. Read more Audio
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Mapping Genomes
28 Oct 2010At the Massey Genome Service, genomes are sequenced and fed into research as varied as ancestral junk RNA and food poisoning Audio
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Momentum at the Racetrack
28 Oct 2010Philip O'Connor is studying the momentum effect by looking at horses as if they were financial stocks over time Audio
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Gold as a Nano-Scale Catalyst
21 Oct 2010Vladimir Golovko explains how nano-scale particles of gold show promising new properties as catalysts Audio
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Testing Cardboard Boxes
21 Oct 2010PhD student Celia Kueh is developing computer models to test packaging failure in corrugated cardboard boxes Read more Audio
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Spontaneous Combustion
21 Oct 2010Industrial mathematician Graeme Wake is an expert in the maths of spontaneous combustion, and the 'theory of ignition' Read more Audio
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Optical Tweezers
21 Oct 2010Massey University's Bill Williams and Stephen Keen demonstrate how laser beams can be used to pick up tiny objects and move them Audio
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New Uses for Marine By-Products
14 Oct 2010Plant and Food Research's Natural Extracts team find novel high-value uses for molecules found in fish waste, such as Omega 3 Audio
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Philosophy, Science and Belief
14 Oct 2010We think we are free to choose what to believe but University of Otago philosopher Alan Musgrave challenges this notion Audio
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A Virtual Hearing Patient
14 Oct 2010At the University of Canterbury, a virtual patient allows students to learn how to test hearing in a simulated audiology booth Audio
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Autonomous Rescue Robots
14 Oct 2010'Grandmother' heads a hierarchy of robots designed by Victoria University to search for survivors in collapsed buildings Audio
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Study on preventing winter falls wins an Ig Nobel Award
7 Oct 2010Study on preventing winter falls wins an Ig Nobel Award. Read more
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