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On Dear Science with AUT’s Allan Blackman we are talking meteor’s and testing 15 year olds in reading, math and science.
On Dear Science with AUT’s Allan Blackman we're talking about cooling the brain for suspended animation, a new force of nature, and how grammar plays a role in your love life.
On dear science today Marcus Jones talks with us global wind speeds slowing down, the mapping of Saturn's moon Titan and the discovery of a new pure form of carbon.
On The Wire today, Dear Science with Allan Blackman takes us through protons, slippery ice and cleaning products that could kill.
Sherry is looking into the government’s announcements on changes in schools and speaks to two principals, one from Auckland Grammar School, and the other from Te Kura Kaupapa Motuhake O Tāwhiuau in Murupara.
William speaks to Jarred Abbott from First Union about the upcoming bus driver strikes.
Lillian hears from Sean Freeman, chair of the Tree Council on why they support the Tupuna Maunga Authority’s plan to restore Owairaka maunga.
On Dear Science today, new measurements and a proton’s radius, why ice is so slippery, and the dangers of mixing cleaning products.
On Dear Science today Marcus Jones tells us of the possibilty of moving solar cells, the implications of measles on immunity memory, and where the heliosphere we live in ends.
On Dear Science today Allan talks to us about the ups and downs of Carbon Dioxide, and the possibilities for future sources of energy - including possibly removing CO2 from the air! Then we talk about rats driving cars.. Seriously, it's cute, check it out.
On Dear Science with AUT’s Allan Blackman, we talk about the nobel prize in chemistry, Saturn’s many moons, and how good walking is for you
On Dear Science with AUT’s Marcus Jones, it’s Nobel Prize week so we’ll be discussing some of the achievements being recognised by the scientific community
A massive Dear Science today, Allan takes us through what makes up a generic drug formula, and why it's a problem when they don't end up exactly like the original tried and tested medication. Allan also touches on reducing the carbon footprint during the process of making cement and then asks how we should deal with opposing research with conflicting conclusions. Finally, we touch on the measles epidemic here in New Zealand.
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