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Our Changing World for Monday 11 January 2016

  • Previous Episode: Monday, 4 January 2016
  • Next Episode: Thursday, 21 January 2016
  • Dark skies, happy aurora watchers

    science

    9:20 PM.Science communication student Pam Cornes finds out what motivates Dunedin's keen band of aurora watchers and night sky enthusiasts, and hears why they are pushing for the city to be part of a Dark Sky… Read more Audio

  • Say a prayer for me

    9:06 PM.Science commuication student Evan Balkcom investigates the internal effects of prayer, from the point of view of psycholgists and people who regularly pray Read more Audio

  • Testing Volcanic Ballistics with a Cannon and Catapult

    science environment

    9:06 PM.Geologists are using a cannon, a trebuchet and silly putty wrapped in condoms to investigate volcanic ballistics and better understand volcanic eruptions Read more Video, Audio

  • The Art and Science of Beer

    business science

    9:06 PM.The Hop Lab in Motueka is a small research brewery, where a Plant and Food Research scientists are breeding, growing and testing new varieties of hops Read more Audio

  • Brain Training to Slow Progression of Huntington's Disease

    science health

    9:34 PM.University of Auckland neuroscientist Melanie Cheung has developed a Maori-focused brain resilience programme which could slow the progression of Huntington's Disease Read more Video, Audio

  • Medical Maggots for Wound Healing

    science health

    9:06 PM.Maggots are used by hospitals and veterinary clinics to treat chronic ulcers and wounds, often as a last resort, and are bred in an insectary in Upper Hutt Read more Audio

  • Previous Episode: Monday, 4 January 2016
  • Next Episode: Thursday, 21 January 2016
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