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American Physical Society is an organization of more than 41,000 physicists. The group publishes research journals, including the Physical Review, Physical Review Letters, and Review of Modern Physics. Their site contains links to information on the organization’s meetings, membership information, and career/employment opportunities, as well as links to their numerous publications.
Provides information about ASM, the Materials Information Society. Provides a searchable collection of Web sites, a calendar of events, and a collection of materials producers of interest to materials engineers.
Birthplace of the World Wide Web. Provides general information on the Web and maintains archives of information on particle physics and listings of links to other sites pertaining to the field of physics.
Surveys ongoing research and lists current personnel in the George Smoot Astrophysics Research Group.
Site describes the activities of the Department of Energy National Accelerator Laboratory. Features information about the Top Quark discovery, high energy physics, and Fermilab activities.
Contains articles related to gravity and relativity, current news on relativity, job listings, and conference information, among other information.
An online newsletter. Allows subscribers to receive email that provides up-to-date accounts of news in the field of physics.
Contains almost 100 practice problems accompanied by detailed solutions and interactive computer experiments.
Offers physics-related links and software, including Net software.
Provides information about the laboratory and its research projects, as well as links to other sites of general interest. Specializes in the study of nuclear, ecological, and bioscience topics.
Lists various types of physics resources currently available on the Web.
Provides technical information with research on global and regional climate change, atmospheric physics and chemistry, biogeochemical cycles of anthropogenic gases and aerosols, cloud physics, and real-time modeling of the transport of contaminants in the atmosphere.
Nanotechnology is an expected future manufacturing technology that should enable us to inexpensively build almost any structure consistent with the laws of chemistry and physics with molecular precision.
Research and service facility dedicated to understanding the structure and composition of all materials. Provides links to several resources. Offers database of microscopic images.
Contains a catalog of sites pertaining to the field of physics. Contains a variety of links to sites, and an alphabetical listing that consists predominately of links to research centers around the world but that also includes links to a variety of associations.
Provides information on physics—particularly physics pertaining to space technology.
Provides a catalog of physics and related resources on the Web. Includes all major fields in physics, science education, history of science, physical constants, laws, data and tables, journals, software, and more. Also includes bulletin boards for summer schools and workshops and for buying and selling used instruments and equipment.
Demonstrations for the subjects of mechanics, waves, heat and matter, electricity, magnetism, and optics.
Contains up-to-date information on current events in the world of physics. Offers a listing of various online publications and resource sites.
Contains more than 30 problems in basic concepts, mechanics, and thermal physics.
Provides information about Quantum magazine. Contains primarily physics-related contents, but does include a “toy store” of “mathematical amusements.” Includes back issues and a sample.
Offers a collection of multimedia documents pertaining to various aspects of “alternative” science, including warp technology, fantasy stories of time travel, quantum mechanics, and so on.
Provides information in the field of physics. Restricts use of some items and aspects to registered members only. Users who choose to register can browse text abstracts or download full text versions of any article. To register, you must be a member of a subscribing institution.
Provides information, documents, and simulations related to terrestrial physics. Features links to images of various terrestrial phenomena, such as magnetic models of the crust.
Offers a general listing of physics sites. Also contains links to listings of more specific sites on geophysics, astrophysics, nuclear physics, and energy science.