Our Changing World

Auckland Museum insect collection curator John Early is passionate about parasitic wasps. Audio

The Leigh Marine Lab's Craig Radford has been recording the sounds made by urchins and snapping shrimps living on rocky reefs Audio

GNS Science's Martin Reyners is using tomography to look at the impact of fluid between tectonic plates Audio

Nature writer Neville Peat talks about his books on subjects as varied as sealions, South Island kokako and the Tasman Sea Audio

GlycoSyn's Paul Benjes gives Ruth Beran a tour of their experimental drug making facility Audio

The University of Auckland's Leigh Marine Lab has been carrying out a wide range of research for more than 35 years Audio

Biomineralisation in nature produces hard things like bones - and scientists are trying to copy it in the lab Audio

Silicon treated in an ion implanter produces nanowhiskers which may be useful for computer and TV screens Audio

Anatomy professors and a doctor turned film-maker have worked together on a film about the use of human bodies to train doctors Audio

The Pupu hydro scheme, distributed power generation, and the role of feed-in tariffs Audio

The Malaghan Institute's Elizabeth Forbes is interested in how food allergies develop. Audio

Evolutionary geneticist Ross Crozier is interested in genetic factors underlying the evolution of behaviour in social insects. Audio