Our Changing World

Dean Williams speaks to WWF's Marine Programme Leader Caren Schroder about a fishing competition with a difference. Audio

Are Angels Ok is a science-art collaboration between some of New Zealand's best writers and physicists. Audio

Dean Williams inspects the University of Auckland's wine science faculty to learn about interdisciplinary wine research. Audio

Doug Sellman, a professor of psychiatry and addiction medicine at the Christchurch School of Medicine and Health Sciences. Audio

Dean Williams talks to David Raubenheimer, whose research focus is the nutritional composition of kakapo supplementary food. Audio

Neurobiology professor, Barbara Finlay talks about her research on structure and function of the vertebrate nervous system. Audio

Len Gillman talks about research into the rates of evolution in trees at the equator compared to temperate rain forests. Audio

Gout is the most painful form of arthritis, and Louise Wallace finds out about a research project to improve treatment for gout. Audio

Dean Williams discusses the impact of landscapes and citiscapes on people with Joan Nassauer. Audio

Claudine Stirling talks about why she took up the top job at a newly established laboratory at the University of Otago. Audio

Dean Williams talks to Veronica Strang who specialises in understanding the relationships groups have with land and resources. Audio

Louise Wallace explores technical advances available to women who wish to preserve their fertility following cancer treatments. Audio