Remembering Sir Paul Callaghan
2011 New Zealander of the Year Sir Paul Callaghan often featured on Radio New Zealand programmes. He was a regular guest in conversation with Kim Hill on Saturday Mornings, was interviewed on Our Changing World and delivered many public lectures and addresses.
A selection of audio from the Radio New Zealand on-line archive is available here in recognition of Sir Paul Callaghan, who died in March 2012.
Lectures by Sir Paul Callaghan on Radio New Zealand
5 - To See What Cannot be Seen: Rutherford and The Discovery of the Atom
Professor Paul Callaghan from the MacDiarmid Institute traverses historical themes surrounding the atom, as well as touching on the new challenges of the 21st century.
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Interviews with Sir Paul Callaghan and Kim Hill
Paul Callaghan: Wool to Weta
Professor of Physical Sciences, Victoria University; author of Wool to Weta: Transforming New Zealand's Culture and Economy. Audio
Sir Paul Callaghan on Our Changing World
Tribute Sir Paul Callaghan
The late Sir Paul Callaghan recalls his childhood and early influences that drew him into science Audio
Science with Paul Callaghan on Saturday Morning
Science with Paul Callaghan: Taste and Smell
The Alan MacDiarmid professor of physical sciences discusses two connected senses. Audio
Sir Paul Callaghan on Nine to Noon
Plea to expats to repay student loans to pay for quake
Sir Paul Callaghan, The New Zealander of the Year is appealing for the more than 85,000 New Zealanders living abroad to repay their student loans to boost the Government's coffers to help with the… Audio
Sir Paul Callaghan. Courtesy of MacDiarmid Institute.
