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  • How the next pandemic could be engineered by terrorists

    Audio
    technology conflict
    27 Sep 2020
    Vivek Wadhwa is a distinguished fellow at the Harvard Law School and an adjunct professor at Carnegie Mellon's School of Engineering.

    The next major pandemic could be inflicted by terrorists unleashing a bio-engineered virus on to the world, according to distinguished fellow at Harvard Law School, Vivek Wadwha. He joins the show to… Audio

  • Covid-19: Are mutations making it more infectious?

    News
    World Covid-19
    19 Jul 2020
    A lab technician testing potential vaccines at a lab in France. The company, Sanofi, is testing to find a vaccine for Covid-19.

    The coronavirus that is menacing the world right now is not the same as the coronavirus that first emerged in China.

    Covid-19: Are mutations making it more infectious?
  • Expert Feature: Professor Carolyn King - invasive mammals

    Audio
    environment
    18 May 2020
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    High-profile ecologist, Professor Carolyn King, says New Zealand's Predator Free 2050 goal is feasible, but has voiced concerns about the possible use of gene drives as a means of achieving it. Audio, Gallery

  • Predator free plan shy on gene editing tech

    News
    New Zealand environment
    9 Mar 2020
    Eugenie Sage

    The government has today unveiled plans to make New Zealand predator free by 2050, but acknowledged we don't yet have the science to get there.

    Government's predator free plan shy on gene editing technologies
  • NZ predator free 2050 plan unveiled, but light on detail

    Audio
    environment
    9 Mar 2020
    Eugenie Sage

    The Conservation Minister has unveiled plans to make New Zealand predator free by 2050, but admits we don't yet have the science to get there.

    The plan includes short-term goals, like wiping out… Audio

  • How does our genetic heritage influence our psychological traits

    Audio
    science environment
    24 Nov 2019

    How responsible is the genetic cocktail we receive from our parents for shaping our moral compass? Neurogeneticist Professor Kevin Mitchell from Trinity College Dublin joins the show to discuss. Audio

  • Calls for change to laws on gene editing

    Audio
    science environment
    21 Oct 2019
    No caption

    Should our 16-year-old laws governing biotechnology be overhauled to loosen regulations around gene editing and genetic modification? The Hazardous Substances and New Organisms Act, which tightly… Audio

  • A bridge between science & mātauranga Māori

    Audio
    science te ao Maori
    17 Oct 2019
    Dr Ocean Mercier, from Victoria University of Wellington, winner of the 2019 Callaghan Medal.

    Dr Ocean Mercier's work bridging the worlds of science and traditional Māori knowledge has been recognised with the 2019 Callaghan Medal for science communication. Audio

  • A bridge between science & mātauranga Māori

    News
    Our Changing World science
    17 Oct 2019
    Dr Ocean Mercier, from Victoria University of Wellington, winner of the 2019 Callaghan Medal.

    Dr Ocean Mercier's work bridging the worlds of science and traditional Māori knowledge has been recognised with the 2019 Callaghan Medal for science communication.

    Audio

    A bridge between science & mātauranga Māori
  • The quest to live forever

    Audio
    technology science
    3 Oct 2019
    The numbers of centenarians are growing. 107-year-old Frank Buckles giving testimony to a US Senate Committee in 2008, and a 100-year-old woman in Vietnam in 2019.

    From cutting-edge genetic treatments to computer-brain interfaces that are still in the realm of science fiction, Silicon Valley is on a quest to let us live forever. Audio

  • The quest to live forever

    News
    Our Changing World technology
    3 Oct 2019
    The numbers of centenarians are growing. 107-year-old Frank Buckles giving testimony to a US Senate Committee in 2008, and a 100-year-old woman in Vietnam in 2019.

    From cutting-edge genetic treatments to computer-brain interfaces that are still in the realm of science fiction, Silicon Valley is on a quest to let us live forever.

    Audio

    The quest to live forever
  • Lila Madden - Year 13 Eureka! Award winner

    Audio
    science
    14 Sep 2019
    Lila Madden 2

    Lila Madden, a Year 13 student from Cashmere High School in Christchurch, has become the latest premier award winner at The Sir Paul Callaghan Eureka! Awards. The competition, which has been running… Audio

  • Bio-tech backwater - or clean green GE-free Kiwis?

    Audio
    food science
    26 Aug 2019
    Genetic manipulation and DNA modification concept.

    Are our genetic engineering rules keeping New Zealand safe - or holding us back?  Audio

  • Bio-tech backwater - or clean green GE-free Kiwis?

    News
    The Detail food
    26 Aug 2019
    Genetic manipulation and DNA modification concept.

    Are our genetic engineering rules keeping New Zealand safe - or holding us back? 

    Audio

    Is it time to re-visit our GE rules?
  • Who else knew about the 'gene editing' scientist's work?

    News
    science life and society
    15 Aug 2019
    He Jiankui speaks during the Human Genome Editing Conference in Hong Kong. Jiankui carried out controversial gene editing of embryos

    The Detail - The Chinese scientist who sparked controversy by announcing he had gene edited twin baby girls was no lone rogue, according to an investigative science reporter.

    Who else knew about the 'gene editing' scientist's work?
  • Who else knew about the 'lone scientist' baby gene editing experiment?

    Audio
    science life and society
    15 Aug 2019
    He Jiankui speaks during the Human Genome Editing Conference in Hong Kong. Jiankui carried out controversial gene editing of embryos

    The Chinese scientist who shook the world by announcing he'd gene edited twin baby girls appears to have unfairly been labelled a rogue - it turns out he had a 60-strong circle of trust.  Audio

  • Who else knew about the 'lone scientist' baby gene editing experiment?

    News
    The Detail science
    15 Aug 2019
    He Jiankui speaks during the Human Genome Editing Conference in Hong Kong. Jiankui carried out controversial gene editing of embryos

    The Chinese scientist who shook the world by announcing he'd gene edited twin baby girls appears to have unfairly been labelled a rogue - it turns out he had a 60-strong circle of trust. 

    Audio

    Gene editing scientist was no lone rogue
  • Gene-technology regulations need overhaul - experts

    Audio
    health
    13 Aug 2019
    No caption

    An expert panel set up by the Royal Society Te Aparangi is calling for an overhaul of gene-technology regulations. The panel has been looking at the implications of gene editing for health, pest… Audio

  • NZ must learn to talk about 'evolving technologies'

    News
    Country In Case You Missed It
    31 Jul 2019
    New Zealand's chief science adviser, Sir Peter Gluckman.

    New Zealanders should get to grips with gene technology and not bury their heads in sands of short-term thinking, according to one of this country's leading scientific thinkers.

    New Zealand must learn to talk about 'evolving technologies' - Sir Peter Gluckman
  • Midday Rural News for 31 July 2019

    Audio
    rural farming
    31 Jul 2019
    Sir Peter Gluckman.

    The former science adviser to the Prime Minister says New Zealand must seriously debate evolving technology such as gene editing. Audio

  • Future Consequences - 21 July

    Audio 21 Jul 2019
    Future Consequences

    From data collection to gene editing to AI, what we once considered science fiction is now becoming reality. This hour, TED speakers explore the future consequences of our present actions.

  • Chronic fatigue syndrome blood test - new hope for sufferers?

    Audio
    health
    25 Jun 2019
    Dr Ron Davis

    Pioneering geneticist Dr Ron Davis with researchers at Stanford University thinks he may have discovered a blood test that can flag chronic fatigue syndrome (CFYS) / Myalgic encephalomyelitis (ME).  Audio

  • Predator Free NZ - dream or reality?

    Audio
    science environment
    20 Jun 2019
    New Zealand has the ambitious goal of getting rid of seven species of predators by 2050 to help preserve native biodiversity.

    A panel of five experts debate what it will take to turn the idea of a predator-free New Zealand by 2050 from a dream into a reality. Audio

  • Predator Free NZ - dream or reality?

    News
    Our Changing World science
    20 Jun 2019
    New Zealand has the ambitious goal of getting rid of seven species of predators by 2050 to help preserve native biodiversity.

    A panel of five experts debate what it will take to turn the idea of a predator-free New Zealand by 2050 from a dream into a reality.

    Audio

    Predator Free NZ - dream or reality?
  • TOP down? Can the party survive in-fighting and mud-slinging?

    News
    In Depth politics
    4 Jun 2019
    TOP leader Geoff Simmons (left) and party founder Gareth Morgan.

    Former leader Gareth Morgan says members are 'grovelling, compromising political aspirants' - and that's the least of his successor Geoff Simmons' problems. Can he rescue the party from itself? Video

    TOP down? Can The Opportunities Party survive in-fighting and mud-slinging?
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