Our Changing World

The ship JOIDES Resolution is part of the Integrated Ocean Drilling Programme,. Audio

The newly arrived Asian paddle crab is proving to be aggressive, voracious and a fast breeder. Audio

Mathematician James Sneyd is modelling the role of calcium in lung function and saliva secretion. Audio

Recent research suggests the same parts of the brain are used for remembering and for thinking about the future. Audio

The cannon nets have been fired and Jesse Concklin and Phil Battley retrieve data loggers from the godwits they have caught. Read more Audio

Matt Slater is investigating whether sea cucumbers could clean up the waste under mussel farms and also be exported. Audio

University of Auckland researchers are looking at the potential of adult stem cells to treat corneal disease. Audio

Graeme Gainsford and Geoff Jameson demonstrate how x-ray crystallography is used to solve the structure of chemical compounds. Audio

Jesse Concklin and a group of shorebird experts explain what cannons and"twinkling"have to do with catching godwits. Read more Audio

Research from the Leigh Marine Lab shows that crab larvae like noisy neighbourhoods. Audio

Wildlife Health Centre vets are looking at diseases in yellow-eyed penguins and in shorebirds such as godwits. Audio

Hugh Blair is trying to determine if nutrition of pregnant ewes has a significant impact on lambs later in life Audio