Our Changing World

The Science Learning Hub is an online resource for schools, and is linked to Our Changing World's audio archive Audio

Darnell Kennedy is analysing bacteria on people's teeth to see if they match the bacteria taken from bite marks on the skin Audio

Gemma Dickson is submerging pig heads in cages in Otago Harbour to see which bacteria colonise them over time Audio

The Margot Forde Forage Germplasm Centre is a treasure trove of grass and clover seeds Audio

Jevon Longdell explains how crystals doped with rare earth ions are being used to store quantum states of light Audio

NIWA's new supercomputer, FitzRoy, will enable much faster climate and weather predictions Audio

Ben Thompson and Joanna Black are making findings about brain plasticity while trying to help adults with ambylopia, or lazy eye Audio

University of Auckland researchers have identified a pathway in the mouth to parts of the brain that control muscle activity Audio

Chemist Michael Mucalo is interested in developing drug delivery systems, and creating biomedicals from waste products Read more Audio

Waikatolink is the commercialisation and technology transfer arm of the University of Waikato. Audio

University of Waikato engineers have developed a process to turn waste blood into a plastic polymer with commercial potential Read more Audio

The Auckland Bioengineering Institute is working on engineering solutions to biomedical questions Read more Audio