Chemistry

The 2014 winner of New Zealand's top science honour, the Rutherford Medal, is theoretical chemist Peter Schwerdtfeger Audio

Using metal ions and organic ligands, Shane Telfer is creating porous materials called metal-organic frameworks which can store or separate gases Audio

Head of Chemistry at Auckland's St Cuthbert's College, Ian Torrie, has won a 2014 ASG National Excellence in Teaching Award. He's one of five teachers across early childhood, primary, intermediate and… Audio

Amy Yewdall is trying to create functional nanowires from self-stacking protein rings which may one day be used in nanomachines Audio

University of Otago's Dave Warren and his team perform a chemistry show at Dunedin North Intermediate School Audio

New molecules that exist in different spin states may be the basis for molecular switches and memory for nano-computers Audio

Using metal ions and organic ligands, Shane Telfer is creating porous materials called metal-organic frameworks which can store or separate gases Audio

Kim Hill joins Professor Kate McGrath, Professor Wayne Cutfield and Dr Maurice Curtis to discuss the chemistry of brains, genetics and aging, and they don't stop there. You really are what you eat but… Audio

Kim Hill sits down with eminent chemists Professor Ian Shaw, Dr Michael Edmonds and Associate Professor Margreet Vissers in front of a live Christchurch audience to chew on the matter of things that… Audio

Kim Hill talks to best-selling author and TV personality, Professor Joe Schwarcz from McGill University, Canada. Audio

Director of the Cavendish Laboratory at the University of Cambridge, who visited New Zealand to launch the International Year of Chemistry. Audio