An index to some analytical chemistry and chemometrics informations resources on the web.
A listing of analytical methods, instruments, products and services, part of the World Wide Web Virtual Library on chemical and process engineering.
This part of the World Wide Web Virtual Library contains listings of resources on biochemistry and molecular biology, such as: A complete list of biomedical WWW sites, Biological Molecules, Biological Journals, Current Awareness Services and Conferences, Chemistry, Resources and Computer programmes for Crystallography, and Biology Internet Resources listed by topic.
The table of contents of this part of the World Wide Web Virtual Library reads: Access to Multiple Databases, DNA & RNA Sequences, Protein Sequences, Protein Motifs & Patterns, Specialized Sequence Collections, 3D Structures, 2D Protein Gels, Codon Usage Tables, Metabolic Compound & Pathway Databases, Micellaneous Biochemical Databases, etc.
A huge, well maintained, and briefly annotated hierarchial index, based at University of Sheffield, UK.
This is an extensive list of chemistry education resources on the web. Contains sections on: Courses and Topics, Chemical Images and Databases, Chemical Safety, Periodicals and Presentations, Software, Educational Organizations, History of Chemistry, Material Sciences, plus A Science Reference Desk.
This part of the World Wide Web Virtual Library is very extensive! It contains links to a large number of subtoipcs, including Analytical Chemistry, Materials and Properties and Process Control, just to name a few. This is a great site for getting the information you need fast!
The ChE Electronic Newsletter is an FTP archive of the Chemical Engineering Digest, an "FAQ-list" in Chemical Engineering, produced by Dr. Martyn Ray at Curtin University, Australia. It is certainly not easy to navigate, but may contain material of interest to some readers.
This site contains links to WWW Chemistry sites as well as FTP and Gopher servers for chemistry and chemistry-related fields. Maintained by Joey Santos, La Trobe University, Melbourne, Australia.
Yet another annotation-free index, this one maintained at Northern Illinois University.
An extensive, unannotated listing of various chemistry resources on the web. This site has a search engine, so that you can perform a free text search in all sections.
Chemistry resources are arranged under the following headings: General Chemistry, Chromatography, Computational Chemistry, Corrosion Science, Energy / Electrochemistry, Environmental Chemistry, Fusion, Molecular Modelling, and Physical Chemistry. Also includes a section on Literature: Submission guidelines, preprints, articles and reference tools, and Conference Listings.
Some annotation-free links to chemistry resources, maintained by EINET.
A hierarchical index list maintained at Freie Universität Berlin.
A hybrid biology/chemistry educational resource and research tool on the World Wide Web. BioTech is intended to be a learning tool that will attract students and enrich the public's knowledge of biology issues in the world today. At the same time, BioTech is also a research tool for those already involved in the broad subject of biology. By providing information about resources, as well as avenues for further exploration, we intend to open the doors of biology resources to post-secondary students, researchers, and faculty.
This annotated hierarchial index at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, NY is clearly one of the more useful of the wide-spanning indices available.
This list, based at Karolinska Institutet, Stockholm, contains links to a vast number of different but useful resources on the web.
The main entrance to the National Institute of Standards & Technology [USA]. Links to departments and a search engine for NIST documents.
Your magnetic resonance internet resource guide.
Links to various more or (often) less useful information, such as phone numbers, area codes, subway traveller information.... You name it!
Contains links to Molecular Nanotechnology, Scanning Probe Microscopy, Molecular Modeling, Nanoelectronics and Micromachining, Nanotechnology Mailing Lists, and Macintosh Applications and Hypercard Stacks Related to Nanotechnology.
This is the Yahoo
of physics. Tens of thousands of links to
physics related web resources. Also a number of bulletin board for conferences,
jobs, new books, and soon a comprehensive software database. The main entrance to EPA. From here you'll be able to navigate to spots like "Rules, Regulations, and Legislation", "Environmental Test Methods and Guidelines", and "EPA Publications", just to name a few.
Another important front door. You'll find links to OSHA Statistics & Data, Standards, etc.
The chemistry section of a great site that also seems to advocate the use of laser protection goggles