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| Chemistry | |
| PSIgate- Physical Sciences Information gateway. | |
| Science's Next Wave - A weekly online publication that covers scientific training, career development, and the science job market. The Next Wave is published by SCIENCE and AAAS. | |
| Nobel E-Museum - Nobel e-Museum offers information on all 736 Prize Winners to date, the Nobel Organization, Alfred Nobel, and Nobel events, as well as educational material and games. | |
| Detailed Periodic Table - An interactive periodic table that lists most everything about the elements. | |
| Cancer Resources - National Cancer Institutes web site. | |
| What's that Stuff? - Descriptions for every day items from silly putty to fireworks. | |
| The National Academies - |
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| A Chemical View of History -
Investigate chemical discoveries and read about the remarkable people
who made them. |
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| Publications | |
| ChemWeb: Literature - ChemWeb.com is a unique combination of a wide range of information relevant to anyone in chemical research and the chemicals industry. | |
| ACS Journals at WSC - Journal indexes at WSC Conn Library | |
| Free ACS Safety Publications | |
| C & E News - Chemical and Engineering News, an excellent resource for current science news | |
| APS Archive -
Physical
review online archive |
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| safety | |
| MSDS- Oxford University Chemical and Other Safety Information | |
| Safety 2 - Chemical & Engineering News Safety Letters | |
| Safety 3- Chemistry Laboratory Information Profiles (CLIPs) | |
| Safety 4 - Free ACS Safety Publications | |
| ACS | |
| ACS - American Chemical Society Home Page | |
| C & E News - Chemical and Engineering News, an excellent resource for current science news | |
| ACS Sioux Valley Section | |
| Chemistry
- Chemistry is a tabloid published for ACS Members, Student Affiliates,
and those interested in learning more about the chemical sciences and
the ACS |
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| Chemistry
- Various |
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| Units - Units resemble sports officials: the only time you really
pay
attention to them when something stupid happens.---Steve Mirsky in
Scientific
American, August 2000, p. 96. |
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| Symbols - More symbols than you need. | |
| A Gallery of Gemstones - View
gorgeous gems and learn about the chemical properties of nearly 200
different types of minerals |
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| Flavors "R' Us - Add zest to
your life with this lively primer on the social, culinary, and medical
uses of spices through the ages |
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| Science Hobbyist - a variety of cool and weird science topics. | |
| About.com Chemistry - A web based index | |
| Terms and definitions - index on About.com | |
| Find Chemical Properties - A portal to free and subscription databases | |
| Polymers - | |
| Teaching Resources | |
| Molecule of the Month | |
| NMR and IR Spectroscopy | |
| Coordination Chemistry | |
| Analytical chemistry | |
| Analytical Springboard | |
| Attend the Anti-Nobels - The Ig Nobel Prizes, awarded for research that "cannot or should not be reproduced," prove scientists have a sense of humor. | |
| Science from the BBC |
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| Scientific Writing - Submission guidelines for organic chemistry journals | |
| The Tokamak Fusion Test Reactor - The Tokamak Fusion Test Reactor (TFTR) operated at the Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory (PPPL) from 1982 to 1997. TFTR set a number of world records, including a plasma temperature of 510 million degrees centigrade -- the highest ever produced in a laboratory, and well beyond the 100 million degrees required for commercial fusion. | |
| Stuff | |
| Maps - National Geographic maps and geography | |
| Money 1 and Money 2 - Places to put that science knowledge to use and get paid for it! | |
| Visit the Land of the Lost -
This paleo field guide lets you look up dinosaurs by era, location,
name - even what they looked like. |
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| Jokes - A variety of links to science joke web pages | |
| Radar - Latest weather radar image for our area | |
| Free Books - Project Gutenberg is the Internet's oldest producer of FREE electronic books. | |
| Playing with Time - Watch what
happens when ordinary events, suck as blinking are radically sped up or
slowed down. |
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| Time - An NIST Physics Laboratory Presentation. The Evolution of Time Measurement through the Ages | |
| The Story of Days - Explore
the origins of the 365-day calendar and alternate systems |
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| Go
behind 'A Brief History of Time' - Cosmoligist Stephen Hawking
tells his life story, reprints his lectures, even shares some photos. |
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| History - In calendar format, an excellent start for any history buff. | |
| Engines - Animated drawings of every major type of engine | |
| Explore the Technology Behind Movies - These colorful Flash animation explain step-by-step how movies are recorded and played back. | |
| The
X-Prize - The X PRIZE is a $10,000,000 prize to
jumpstart the space tourism
industry through competition between the most talented entrepreneurs
and
rocket experts in the world. The $10 Million cash prize will be awarded
to
the first team that: - Privately finances, builds & launches a spaceship, able to carry three people to 100 kilometers - Returns safely to Earth - Repeats the launch with the same ship within 2 weeks |
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| The Center for Bits and Atoms - MIT's new Center for Bits and Atoms is an unprecedented initiative to look past the end of the Digital Revolution in order to bring together the best features of the bits of new digital worlds with the atoms of our physical world. It is here at this interface that many of the most compelling opportunities lay for the future intellectual, social, and economic impact of information technologies. | |
| Launching the war on sleep - To learn more about sleep disorders, go to the NIHs sleep
disorder
research page. |
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| Space | |
| Hubble Telescope Images - Chances are you haven't seen what NASA's orbiting Hubble Space Telescope sees. Hubble sees the raw beauty of the universe from above Earth's atmosphere and sends back a portrait of the universe in exquisite detail. Here's your chance to leave the ground for a while... and see what Hubble sees. | |
| The 9 Planets - is an overview of the history, mythology, and current scientific knowledge of each of the planets and moons in our solar system. | |
| Virtual Mission to Mars - Take
a trip to the red planet by visitying this simulated Mars colony |
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| Keep Track of Our Little Neighbors
- Colorful graphics pinpoint all known asteroids, and links lead to
extensive background information. |
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| Planetary Photojournal - Search NASA's galleries for images | |
| The
Moon
- See gorgeous close-ups of the moon's surface |
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| The Solar and Heliospheric Laboratory
displays
dazzling images of the sun, planets, and comets |
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| The Cosmos in a Differnt Light
- Discove how astronomers use various wavelengths of light to probe the
depths of the universe. |
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| Catching Some Rays on Mars - Follow the progress of the Mars Odyssey mission, click on "Solar System" and go to any of the planets. | |
| Gardening
in Space - Learn more about all of NASAs research
areas here |
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| See Earth Like a Space Alien - NASA's lavishly illustrated Earth Observatory allows you to take on an outsiders perspective, looking down on our planets atmosphere, oceans, land, and life. | |
| Travel Through the Solar System - This all inclusive site presents facts and photos of the planets, along with a does of mythology | |
| NASA's projects - In this area you will find the programs and activities of NASA organized within the five Strategic Enterprises. | |
| Bad Astronomy - Misconceptions and misuses revealed, from astrology to the moon landing "hoax" | |
| Meteorites and Their Properties - How to distinguish them from ordinary rocks | |
| Sky Watch - Want to know when a spacecraft will be flying over your
city?
If conditions are right, you can see satellites and other spacecraft --
such
as the space shuttle or the International Space Station -- clearly from
the
ground. Use sky watch to find out when and where to look. |
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| Exploring Mars - Third NASA mission aims to map planet's elements. | |
| JPL and Sky and Telescope - Calendars of celestial events | |
| European Space Agency - The ESA's missions, photogalleries and resources. | |
| Fly Over America - TerraFly changes the way you view your world. Simply enter an address, and this system will show actual views, down to 1 meter resolution. | |
| Find Your Place in Space - Here you can see current positions of the planets in the solar system, view the Earth from above, and get a custom map showing the night sky for any time and location | |
| A Comet Black as Coal - Comet Borrelly flyby pictures and the Deep Space 1 mission | |
| The Study of worlds outside the solar system | |
| Neutron Stars - Coleman Miller at the University of Maryland has written a nice overview of neutron stars | |
| Black Holes - A tutorial on Black holes | |
| Survey the Night Sky at any Hour
- Browse through high resolution visual, infrared, radio, and X-ray
images,
just like the ones scientists use! |
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| Environment | |
| EPA - U.S. Environmental Protection Agency home page | |
| EPA - AIR - Air pollution, clean air, and air quality information is provided by the U.S. EPA's Office of Air and Radiation (OAR) | |
| Ozone- View a map of the ozone layer by location and day | |
| Ozone 2 - U.S EPA ozone site | |
| Ozone 3 - TOMS, Total Ozone Mapping Spectrometer | |
| Water
- Monitor Every Drop of Water |
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| Real
Time Air Pollution - CAMNET brings you live
pictures and corresponding air quality conditions from scenic urban and
rural vistas
in the Northeast. |
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| Cough...Choke...Gasp... Know
the daily air quality where you live |
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| The Brain | ‘Facts compel me to conclude that my brain was never formed
for much
thinking’ – Charles Darwin |
| Stimulate Your Senses - A great way to learn how your brain translates sensory nerve impulses into vivid sights, sounds, and smells. | |
| Burrow Into the Brain - Browse hundreds of links to topics ranging from criminal justice to the nature of intelligence. | |
| Fear Research | |
| The Brain by the BBC- Test yourself...
Reading
Faces, Disgust, Morals, Lonely hearts, Personality, Sensation seeking,
Perfectionism,
Self control, Careers, What sex is your brain? |
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