Our Changing World

Louise Wallace discusses treatments of schizophrenia with John Read, at the University of Auckland. Audio

Dean Williams continues his feature on the revival of traditional silk manufacturing in Cambodia. Audio

ESR scientist John Buckleton explains the latest crime-solving tool, Low Copy Number. Audio

Peter Dearden and Kyle Beggs, at the University of Otago, discuss the genome of the honey bee. Audio

Joanna Kirman, at the Malaghan Institute, discusses tuberculosis and the need for new vaccines. Audio

Marlena Kruger, at Massey University, explains how diet helps to keep our bones healthy. Audio

Mike Packer, at the Cawthron Institute, discusses the use of algae to produce biofuels and hydrogen. Audio

Dean Williams's third feature from Cambodia looks at initiatives to revive the silk industry. Audio

Louise Wallace talks to Willem Fourie, about a new Bachelor of Nursing degree. Audio

Dean Williams returns to Cambodia to find out about sustainable harvests of honey from a wild colony of bees. Audio

Richard Blaikie talks about using visible light to produce patterns on a nano-scale. Audio

Dean Williams discusses the risk of asteroids smashing into Earth with Philip Sharp. Audio