Our Changing World

RNZ

Dr Claire Concannon follows scientists into the bush, over rivers, back to their labs and many places in-between to cover the most fascinating research being done in Aotearoa New Zealand.

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  1. The tricky work of disentangling whales 39:22
  2. Saving tara-iti, shell by shell 25:49
  3. The PINK1 clue in Parkinson's disease 25:59
  4. Are GLP1 drugs worth the hype? 26:33
  5. Searching sand dunes for lizards 26:10
  6. OCW Recommends: All in Her Head 47:36
  7. Should we de-extinct the moa? 31:29
  8. Could we de-extinct the moa? 27:14
  9. Cold water swimming: panacea or peril? 26:33
  10. Electric motors for future flight 25:33
  11. An Antarctic adventure, and a book return 26:47
  12. Analysing ash, and Vanuatu's volcanoes 27:11
  13. Building New Zealand's RNA capabilities 26:17
  14. Hydrogen detectives 26:33
  15. How can Aotearoa eliminate cervical cancer? 25:26
  16. Looking to a wild future for kākāpō 28:06
  17. A time of change for kākāpō 27:18
  18. A taste for science 28:04
  19. Keeping the South Island Psa-V free 26:32
  20. The unexpected potential of ketamine 26:38
  21. Building an army to stop a stink bug invasion 26:17
  22. The tree keepers 26:14
  23. How to grow a kiwi 30:41
  24. The thorny issue of the long-spined urchin 26:34
  25. The Democratisation of Space? 25:24
  26. Science for future fashion 25:38
  27. Insect vibes 26:14
  28. Sight in the womb 26:32
  29. Summer science: Methane-busting seaweed 13:40
  30. Summer science: Why we spend 16:49
  31. Summer science: The science of ageing 1:06:44
  32. Summer science: Keeping it crisp 12:10
  33. Summer science: Dollars for nature 13:04
  34. Tackling feral cats 24:44