CNET
Help.com
CNET’s help.com works with
Usenet newsgroups to broadcast tech, software, games,
Internet and web building questions and answers. Users
need to register for free membership to use, browse by
subject or search the facility. (Added November
1999)
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Infoplease.com
Useful
search engine for science-related links or search and
browse their almanacs, dictionaries and encyclopaedias
for data, word definitions and brief explanations.
(Added August 1999)
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Journal
of the American Medical Association
Peer-reviewed
online version of the medical journal of the American
Medical Association, (Added September 1999)
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Refdesk.com
Huge,
impressive and useful collection of reference links
with dozens of search engines, dictionaries,
encyclopaedias, online news sources, newspapers,
magazines and data sources from around the world.
(Added August 1999)
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SciQuest.com
An
Internet source for scientific goods with over 200,000
products and 200 suppliers. (Added September 1999)
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Virtual
Solar System
The
National Geographic’s Virtual Solar System offers
the wonders of our solar system in a spectacular 3-D
environment. Site requires Viscape SVR (downloadable
on the site) to get the full effect. (Added September
1999)
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National
Geographic
Searchable
online site of National Geographic magazine with
interactive features, photographs, maps, news, kids
page, educators page, forums, an e-store and details
of exhibitions and live events. (Added November 1999)
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Encyclopaedia
Britannica
The
complete Encyclopaedia Britannica, online and free
with selected articles from over 70 of the world’s
top magazines. (Added November 1999)
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UK
Joint Research Councils
Joint
home page of the seven UK Research Councils
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British
Medical Journal
Online
version of the British Medical Journal with news and
full text papers. (Added August 1999)
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ChemConnect
ChemConnect,
the Internet's largest global chemical and plastics
exchange, provides an open, neutral market for
manufacturers, buyers and intermediaries to conduct
online transactions for all types of chemicals and
plastics. Site also hosts daily industry news, press
releases and a journal database. (Added November 1999)
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Analytical
Spectroscopy
Excellent
Introduction to Atomic, Molecular, Materials
Spectroscopy by Brian Tissue
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Wiley
InterScience
Gateway
to Wiley’s extensive list of online journals with
your own personal homepage. Free registration gives
paper abstracts, while paid subscription gives
complete access. (Added August 1999)
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WebMolecules.com
WebMolecules.com
is a free, sponsor-supported site for the 3D
visualisation of molecules. It contains over 100,000
molecular structures organised in 30+ categories
(including formula) and is searchable using CAS
number. Supports Chime and VRML plug-ins, M3D, MOL,
PDB and offers users emailing of models. (Added
November 1999)
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TechSightings
TechSightings
offers daily reviews of the best high-tech sites on
the net with an option to add your own comments.
Previous reviews are searchable and browsable
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Thursday’s
Classroom
The
aim of Thursday's Classroom is to provide a lasting
connection between NASA's latest research and the
classroom environment. Contains up to date
information, links and lesson plans. (Added September
1999)
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Javascripts.com
The
largest online repository of JavaScripts (currently
over 3475) freely available to registered members.
Registration is free. (Added November 1999)
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WebPath:
The Internet Pathology Laboratory for Medical
Education
This
searchable electronic resource includes images (over
1900), text, tutorials, laboratory exercises and
examination items for self-assessment on gross and
microscopic pathologic findings associated with human
diseases. (Added September 1999)
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HTML
Goodies
One
of the web’s best sites for primers, tutorials,
scripts, Java and tips on creating web sites using
HTML from Joe Burns Ph.D. (Added November 1999)
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www.perl.com
Everything
you wanted to know about Perl, the high-level
programming language that has become the Web’s
premier scripting language (as most CGI programs use
Perl). (Added November 1999)
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