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Hosted by Unknown Host · science · EN-NZ · 13 episodes
Kia Pākiki Canterbury is a monthly podcast presented by the Canterbury branch of the Royal Society Te Apārangi. “Kia pākiki” means “be curious” and each month we’ll explore research and mahi in science, technology, and the humanities, here in Canterbury and further afield. Science, society, and the ideas that shape our lives — Kia Pākiki, Canterbury!
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Episode #11
We talk to Lincoln University soil ecologist and macrophotographer Frank Ashwood about his book The World Beneath Our Feet: The Hidden Life of Soil and Why It Matters to Us All. Then Charlotte Alster, also from Lincoln University, discusses soil microbial ecology and biogeochemistry. Finally, Tom and Adrian talk about boardgames that feature science.
Episode #9
<p>Molecular biologist Samarth shares fascinating research about plants and their abilities – including why they really do like classical music. Then Guiseppe Loporcaro discusses concrete 3D printing for the construction industry. Lastly, Adrian interviews Lincoln University Entomology Research Collection curator John Marris about his mahi.</p>
Episode #8
<p>Mike Steenson, park ranger at Pūtaringamotu Riccarton Bush, joins us to talk about the new upgrades to the reserve, then we chat with classics scholar Gary Morrison about the history and symbolism of Christchurch’s Bridge of Remembrance. Finally, Adrian shares thoughts on science and science fiction.</p>
Episode #7
<p>We chat with Mateus Detoni about his work on bees, wasps and invasive hornets. Then, Royal Society travel grant recipients Usha Mendis and Jean-Louise Roberts tell us about their fascinating research into possum control and the elusive mermithid nematode.</p>
Episode #6
<p>Suzy Hodgson from Ara joins us to discuss her NICU Dads study, which surveys new fathers of babies who've been through neonatal intensive care. Then Adrian interviews Lincoln University's Wendy Fox about her work on black-backed gulls. We also discuss the scientific processes of publication and peer review.</p>
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