Mutant Silurian plankton indicate oceanic anoxia spread and metals poisoning in the sea … 420 million years ago. Not scifi but real life research pinpointing onset of global extinctions. Listen to radio interview of Professor Kathleen A. Campbell discussing these new research findings on Radio NZ’s Checkpoint programme.
Haritina Mogosanu and Jesse Mulligan from Radio New Zealand are discussing the importance of the discovery of liquid water...
Professor Kathy Campbell was invited to talk with Alison Mau on the Paul Henry Show about the impact on...
Are we entering the Sixth Global Mass Extinction, caused by cumulative human impacts on the planet? New research (Ceballos...
The scientists, after looking for more than four years with Kepler to a patch in the sky located in...
Professor Kathy Campbell and Mark Sainsbury comment on Professor Brian Cox's new article on the Fermi paradox
The European Space Agency's (ESA) 12-year mission finally came to an end last week when the probe landed on...
An interview with Professor Kathleen Campbell – University of Auckland, about a recent study undertaken around Chernobyl, which highlighted...
Students from Oxford Area School who participated in Synergies in Space Mission to Mars last year have the opportunity...
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