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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.... more
FAQs about Our Changing World:How many episodes does Our Changing World have?The podcast currently has 1,596 episodes available.
December 13, 2019Ytterbium - yet another element named after YtterbyYtterbium is yet another lanthanoid named after the Swedish village of Ytterby, says Prof Allan Blackman in ep 93 of Elemental....more9minPlay
December 12, 2019High-rise apartments in earthquake-prone WellingtonCharlie Dreaver investigates the issues around strengthening apartment buildings to make them more resilient to earthquakes....more25minPlay
December 12, 2019Our Changing World for 12 December 2019Charlie Dreaver investigates apartments and earthquake resilience in 'Living the high life on shaky ground' & the chemical element vanadium....more31minPlay
December 11, 2019Xenon - a stranger in search of strange particlesXenon is a noble gas that turns up in various lights, gets used in xenon ion propulsion systems for spacecraft & plays a key role in the search for dark matter, says Prof Allan Blackman from AUT in ep 92 of Elemental....more10minPlay
December 09, 2019Vanadium - Model T Fords, big batteries & sea squirtsVanadium makes steel stronger & lighter, is being used in what will be the world's largest battery, and sea squirts are full of it, says Prof Allan Blackman from AUT in ep 91 of Elemental....more10minPlay
December 06, 2019Uranium - first radioactive element to be discoveredNamed after the planet Uranus & associated with Hiroshima & nuclear bombs, uranium is the highest-numbered element found naturally in significant quantities on earth, says Prof Allan Blackman in ep 90 of Elemental....more9minPlay
December 05, 2019Tracking Pacific golden plovers around the worldA satellite tracking programme is revealing, for the first time, where New Zealand's Pacific golden plovers or kuriri migrate to breed....more26minPlay
December 05, 2019Our Changing World for 5 December 2019Miranda shorebird enthusiasts are on the trail of the elusive Pacific golden plover or kuriri....more26minPlay
December 02, 2019Tungsten - highest melting point of any metalTungsten's very high melting point made it an ideal filament for incandescent light bulbs, & as it is in some enzymes it is the heaviest element used in nature, says Allan Blackman from AUT in ep 89 of Elemental....more9minPlay
November 29, 2019Titanium - light, strong & quite prettyTitanium is light, strong, corrosion resistant & is used to repair broken limbs as it is able to get integrated into the bone, says Allan Blackman from AUT speaking from personal experience in ep 88 of Elemental....more9minPlay
FAQs about Our Changing World:How many episodes does Our Changing World have?The podcast currently has 1,596 episodes available.