• Science and Engineering Library – Electronic journals

• Adam.com – Health and biology site

• Web Sites for the History of Science – Posted by the American Institute of Physics

• ECHO - virtual center on science and technology

• Teacher Links – Life Sciences – Links posted by the National Science Foundation (NSF)

• BioChemLinks.com – Great collection of science resources, downloadable journals, articles, net design and web based presentations.

• Biology Links – From the Harvard University Department of Molecular and Cellular Biology

• The Biology Project – From the University of Arizona. An online interactive resource for learning biology.

• BioTech – Indiana University life sciences  resources and reference tools.  Dictionary, databases, etc.

• CCP Modules -  Math-based online tutorials on biology, chemistry, environmental sciences, and physics

• Chemistry sites – From Galaxy search engine

• Zona Land – Physics and math site from Ed Zobel, science instructor, who states that this site is …   “a resource for students and teachers, as well as any interested individuals, who want to study physics, the mathematical sciences, or mathematics in general, but are, perhaps, having a difficult time with textbooks or other approaches. The goal of Zona Land is to present the fundamental ideas of these subjects at the introductory and intermediate levels.”

• Windows to the Universe – Great, graphic-intensive astronomy site posted by U. of Michigan

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• EarthSystems – Geology site

• Electronic Journals – Posted by the Science and Engineering Library of UCSD. Includes astronomy, chemistry, biochemistry, environmental science, physics

• Links to a Better Education (Study skills and Chemistry) – Very complete site with many links in general study skills, listening skills, writing.  Posted by Wilton HS in Connecticut

• InfoSurf – Online science resources from UCSanta Barbara.  General and interdisciplinary

• Kimball’s Biology Pages – Complete biology text online, by Dr. John Kimball

• National Space Society– A space, planetary, and astronomical cyber-experience presented by the National Space Society.  Astronomy, space exploration, projects. Links to NASA, space industries, stargazers, etc.

• NSF homepage – National Science Foundation

• NSTA Science and Math Links – Very complete listing from the National Science Teachers Association

• PhysLINK – A comprehensive physics and education reference site

• Scientific calculator – Online

• Periodic Table – Online version from WebElements

• WWW Chemistry Sites – Virtual library sites posted by UCLA

• Eric's Treasure Trove - A guide to encyclopedias and dictionaries of math and sciences, esp. chemistry

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• Chemistry Teaching Resources - Maintained by Knut Irgum, of Umeå University in Sweden, this is a great collection of chemistry Internet sited, organized by subject

• The American Chemical Society - The ACS is the largest association of professional chemists, produces Chemical Abstracts, and publishes of a score of journals. This site is an excellent stop for Conference Information, chemistry news, employment opportunities. In addition, contents of many ACS journals are available

• eNature.com - The complete nature and wildlife resource featuring the Audobon Guides to plants and animals.

• Windows to the Universe - A first rate trip through earth and space science using multimedia exhibits.

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