Veronika Meduna

In our science story - the first collection of writings by New Zealand's scientists. Audio

Who will use the Large Hadron Collider? Audio

Veronika Meduna takes us on a guided tour of NIWA's taxonomic collection with researcher Shane Ahyong. Audio

Scientist Dianne Gleeson spent months combing all parts of NZ as part of a major survey and genetic study of peripatus. Audio

Bernard Beckett talks about his latest novel, Acid Song, and other books with a science theme. Audio

For the last decade or so, there's been growing interest in developing robots that can do service tasks. Audio

Mick Clout, a conservation ecologist at the University of Auckland and how science can help the efforts to save kakapo. Audio

Matthew Goddard tells Veronika Meduna that wine is the result of microbial evolution and competition for nutrients. Audio

Geology in Paintings. Wellington artist Bob Kerr and Simon Lamb about Harold Wellman's life. Audio

Understanding memory loss in Alzheimer's Disease. Audio

We hear from a group of sports scientists whose focus is on extreme performance and endurance. Audio

And now, in our science story - chemical finger printing. Audio

Joe Trodahl, a principal investigator at the MacDiarmid Institute talks Advanced Materials and Nanotechnology. Audio

Melianie Raymond studies Antarctic nematodes, and chairs the NZ Youth Steering Committee for the International Polar Year. Audio

Seamounts - or underwater mountains - are prominent features on the ocean floor. Audio

Science story. Audio

An international team aims to complete the World Register of Marine Species. Audio

Mini fauna. Audio

Veronika Meduna discusses ageing processes with Jilly Evans. Audio

In our science story today - rat bones pinpoint the arrival of people in New Zealand. Audio