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Our Changing World for Thursday 3 March 2011

  • Previous Episode: Thursday, 17 February 2011
  • Next Episode: Thursday, 10 March 2011
  • Web Only Special - Culturing Extremophile Microbes

    9:50 PM.Waikato University student Chelsea Vickers is trying to culture soil microbes as part of Craig Cary's Erebus research Read more Audio

  • Mount Erebus Extremophile Microbes

    9:46 PM.Waikato University's Craig Cary studies soil microbes living in warm thermal soils near the summit of Antarctica's Mount Erebus Read more Audio

  • Web Only Special - Chemistry Variety Show

    9:40 PM.Richard Blaikie, John Watt and Kerstin Lucas speak at a Chemistry Variety Show and students share their opinions afterwards Read more Audio

  • Sir Anthony Leggett

    9:34 PM.Nobel laureate Sir Anthony Leggett speaks to 1400 school students about his career and tips for winning a Nobel Prize Read more Audio

  • Full Body Vibration Plate

    9:20 PM.Darryl Cochrane is researching whether exercise on full body vibration plates is beneficial Read more Audio

  • Mana Bioblitz

    9:06 PM.Te Papa botanists join a big effort to record how many species occur in Titahi Bay, the nearby sea area, and on Mana Island Read more Audio

  • Previous Episode: Thursday, 17 February 2011
  • Next Episode: Thursday, 10 March 2011
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