Our Changing World

University of Auckland's Prue Taylor has been selected by the World Conservation Union as one of 20 outstanding women worldwide to work on climate change. Audio

Paul Mayewski, at the University of Maine, explains what ice cores can tell us about past climates and environments. Audio

Catrina Williams talks about a trust she set up to raise funds for research into spinal cord injuries. Audio

Dean Williams talks to Ben Hutchinson, one of three young New Zealander selected to attend the Eco-Minds Forum in Bangkok. Audio

Steven Rose discusses advances and issues in brain research. Audio

Veronika Meduna attends a memorial service in honour of New Zealand's third Nobel Laureate. Audio

University of Otago immunologist Alexander McLellan discusses how a virus spreads from cell to cell. Audio

Wellington ecologist Wren Green explains the findings in a review of New Zealand's biodiversity strategy. Audio

Wayne Linklater is leading an international project that could save black rhinos from extinction. Audio

Raymond Pierrehumbert, a geophysicist at the University Of Chicago, explains the use of models in climate science. Audio

University of Otago physiologist Brian hyland discusses new treatments for Parkinson's disease. Audio

Writer Neville Peat talks about his new book and the return of kiwi to the mainlaind. Audio