CLIS529 Links From Textbook - Appendix A
Part 2 - General Information Resources

Science and Technology

Biological Sciences World Wide Web Server -   Compiled by California State University, this site tries to consolidate World Wide Web information relating to biological sciences.

Eisenhower National Clearinghouse Science - Site developed for teachers to use as a resource.  Links to chemistry, life sciences, earth sciences, physics and space sciences. 

Frank Potter's Science Gems - Site with links to over 2,000 web science resources.

Inquirer's Guide to the Universe - An interactive online exhibit, with a helpful list of space science resources.

inScight - Information service site has the latest science news.   Science magazine helps run this web site. 

The MAD Scientist Network - Archives with FAQ's to science questions.  Scientists from around the globe answer questions in all types of sciences. 

The Math and Science Gateway - Compiled by Cornell University this site contains links to all types of Math and Science resources.

New Scientist - Leading site for news, job information and more compiled by the New Scientist magazine.

Science in the Headlines - From the National Academy of Sciences, this site has information on the latest scientific breakthroughs.

Smithsonian Institution - Home page of the Smithsonian Institute. Contains information on exhibits, galleries and research centers.

Telecommunications Act of 1996 Homepage (Benton Foundation) - This site provides a hypertext version of the Act and various related documents, including a telecommunications glossary.

Today at NASA - NASA web page that contains daily updates of NASA activities.  Site includes press releases, and information on current NASA missions.

The Tree of Life Home Page - Extensive information on Life Sciences from scientists and people around the world.

Missing Links

The Philadelphia Inquirer Health and Science Magazine site no longer exists. This is originally part of the Science Learning Network for the Franklin Institute.  There is a great web site but no information on full text articles.  Check it out anyway. The Franklin Institute Online URL is http://sln.fi.edu.