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• Hypermail archive of the Chemical Information elist (CHMINF-L)
  
• Overview of chemical mailing lists
  

Mailing Lists in Analytical Chemistry and Related Areas

The following links are excerpts from Overview of chemical mailing lists, listing links that (I believe) could be of relevance to analytical chemists:

• Analytical Science
  A discussion of all aspects of analytical science including techniques, methodologies, etc.
• Applied spectroscopy
  The Society of Applied Spectroscopy (SAS) mailing list.
• CHEMistry CONFerence
  Devoted to the operation of on-line computer conferences in any area of academic chemistry research and education.
• Chemical Engineering List
  Unedited forum on the role of chemical engineering in a changing technology and world economy.
• Chemical Information Sources
  A forum where people can discover new reference tools and databases of interest to chemists and can also find answers to reference questions of a chemical nature. In many respects a virtual chemistry reference library.
• Electrophoresis
  Discussion list on capillary electrophoretic methods, including zone electrophoresis, micellar electrokinetic chromatography, isotachophoresis and isoelectric focusing.
• Forensic Medicine and Sciences
  An unmoderated discussion list dealing with forensic aspects of anthropology, biology, chemistry, odontology, pathology, psychology, serology, toxicology, criminalistics, and expert witnessing and presentation of evidence in court.
• High Resolution Infrared Spectroscopy
  List for High Resolution Infrared spectroscopy.
• Interfacial Phenomena
  Intended for physicists, chemists, biologists and engineers whose research interests lie within the broad area of physics and chemistry of Interfacial Phenomena.
• International Chemometric Society
  The discussion group of the International Chemometrics Society, a not-for-profit scholarly society that is concerned with the development and application of mathematical and statistical methods for the analysis of chemical data.
• Instrument interfacing
  To encourage and facilitate the discussion of all aspects of computer- instrumentation interfacing. The discussion is not limited to any one computer type or operating system.
• Laboratory Equipment Exchange
  Subscribe to get a weekly newsletter offering second hand laboratory equipment.
• Microdialysis
  The technique for sampling low molecular weight weight substances from living tissue.
• Microscale Chemistry
  Answers questions about the National Microscale Chemistry Center at Merrimack College.
• Neuron -- Digest of Neural Networks News
  A list (in digest form) dealing with all aspects of neural networks (and any type of network or neuromorphic system).
• Postdoc International
  Not a discussion list, but a job announcement service for postdoctoral fellows. The jobs are organized by country and category.
• Process Control
  Encourages and facilitates the discussion of information regarding all aspects of process control and technology, including; on-, in- or at-line sampling and analysis technologies; process design, integration and modeling; control theory and practice.
• Laboratory Safety
  Discussion of environmental health and safety issues, particularly as they relate to academic and research settings.
• Structural NMR
  A gateway to the "bionet.structural-nmr" newsgroup, dealing with structure determination of macromolecules using NMR.
• Surface sciences
  A general discussion of all aspects of surface science.
• Young Scientists' Network
  Discusses carreer paths for young scientists and maintains a job list. The electronic "Young Scientists' Digest" is sent out five times per week.

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