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Jeremy Rose talks to microbiologist Matthew Stott about gathering micro-organisms. Audio

Exercise Ruaumoko, last month's national disaster preparedness test run. Audio

Norman Doidge Author of 'The Brain that Changes Itself' explains how our brains can change. Audio

Stephen Robertson is interested in a family of rare genetic disorders that affect the formation of the skeleton and limbs. Audio

Resurrecting and improving an old technology to generate electricity cleanly and cheaply. Audio

Veronika Meduna talks to astronomers and cosmologists about some of the most exciting research projects in the Southern Hemisphere. Today with Grant Christie and Alan Gilmore.l Audio

A shallow crater inland from Dunedin, is a treasure trove for palaeontologists. Audio

Scientists at the University of Canterbury are engaged in research they believe will lead to better stocks of whitebait. Audio

Dacia Herbulock talks to one of the finalists for the MacDiarmid Young Scientist of the Year Award, Rebecca McLeod. Audio

Who will use the Large Hadron Collider? Audio

Veronika Meduna speaks to Phil Butler, a physicist at the University of Canterbury. Audio

We go punting on the River Cam to meet some of the brightest minds at Cambridge University. Audio

Phil Burrows, a professor of accelerator physics at Oxford University, is a visiting Oxford fellow. Audio

Unravelling the climate history stored in the world's glaciers. Audio

Stirring up a strange and ultra-cold superfluid in search of spontaneous whirlpools. Audio

Budding marine biologists head out to sea on board the University of Otago's research vessel Polaris. Audio

Veronika Meduna finds out about a voyage to the deep ocean to explore Brittlestar City and the Macquarie Ridge. Audio

Jan Lauwereyns, a neuro-psychologist at Vic Uni is particularly interested in how particular chemical signals work in the brain. Audio

Physicist Ben Ruck works with experimental materials that he grows in his laboratory. Audio

Veronika Meduna discusses the brain's reward system with neuro-psychologist Jan Lauwereyns. Audio

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

A team of Massey University scientists reports that giant icebergs have promoted micro-evolution in Adelie penguins. Audio

Veronika Meduna surveys the state of the environment in Bali. Audio

We present the first of a series about memory and learning in the brain. Audio

We find out what goes on when a giant sea slug 'learns'. Audio