Our Changing World

Ajay Kapur has built various robotic instruments which can be programmed to improvise with human musicians Read more Audio

Extended version of the Musical Robots interview from 15 August on Our Changing World. Read more Audio

Matthew Gerrie is tracking the eye movements of eye witnesses to improve the criminal identification process Audio

Otago University scientists are developing new generation animal tracking systems that use GPS and mobile phone networks Audio

University of Auckland's Glenn McGregor talks about the impacts that climate change may have on heat waves and health Audio

A new dryland reserve at Aldinga, near Alexandra, will soon be home to endangered giant skinks Audio

Massey University's John Flenley uses pollen to work out the past vegetation and history of Easter Island Audio

Matt Gers and Ben Jeffares discuss the concept of memes and memetics as a way of understanding cultural change Audio

Plant and Food scientists are looking at how food alters interactions between gut micro-organisms and our bodies Audio

Simon Cox was part of the GNS Science 'Rapid Response' team that flew in to assess the effects of the earthquake in July. Audio

Wildlife photographer Tui de Roy on her new book 'Galapagos: Preserving Darwin's Legacy' Audio

Ian Gentle explains what a synchrotron is, and Marian McKenzie outlines how it was used to test broccoli for selenium Audio