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American Field GuideOregon Public Broadcasting. >1400 video clips on animals, ecosystems, human history, livelihoods, earth and space, plants, public policy, and recreation.
Chemical and Biological DisarmamentUniversity of Michigan, Susan P. Wright. Annotated links to sites concerning all aspects of the subject.
Cold Regions BibliographyLibrary of Congress. Over 220,000 bibliographic citations.
Constants and Equations PagesProviding comprehensive sources for information on constants and equations, as well as much, much more. There are currently over 10,800 pages of information.
Convert MeSergey and Anna Gershteins. Interactive calculators for a wide variety of measurement systems.
Einstein Archives900 scanned documents.
EurekAlertIndexes research advances in science, media, health, and technology. News releases, links, bibliographies, etc.
Exploring the NanoworldUniversity of Wisconsin.  Articles, links, videos, lesson plans, etc.
Federation of American ScientistsEssays and analyses regarding research and education projects in nuclear arms control and global security; conventional arms transfers; proliferation of weapons of mass destruction; information technology for human health; and government information policy.
Fundamental Physical ConstantsNational Institute of Standards and Technology. The 1986 CODATA Recommended Values of Fundamental Physical Constants. With updated technology in nuclear physics, physical constants, and the elemental data index.
Internet History of Science SourcebookFordham University. Many links arranged in categories primarily of chronological periods, from ancient times to about 1900.
ISI HighlyCitedInstitute for Scientific Information. Listing of top cited researchers in chemistry, engineering, neuroscience, and physics, with biographical information, listings of all publications, and additional bibliographical links.
Molecular ExpressionsFlorida State University. Hundreds of photomicrographs with brief descriptions.
Science.gov Gateway to selected science information provided by U.S. Government agencies, including research and development results.
ScienceResearch.comSearch for materials in the topics of astronomy, biology, chemistry, computers, environmental sciences, engineering, health and medicine, materials science, mathematics, physics, and social sciences. Also includes links to related sites.
ScirusSearches >167 million science web pages and 18 million fulltext articles and abstracts.
SciTechResourcesDescriptions of and links to government web sites that are key entry points to government science and technology resources.
Thomas RegisterSpecifying and buying guide of industrial companies, products and services.

National Laboratories

  
Argonne National LaboratoryUniversity of Chicago. Research on basic science solutions, energy resources, etc.
Army Research LaboratoryExecutes fundamental and applied research to provide the Army the key technologies and analytical support necessary to assure supremacy in future land warfare.
Lawrence Livermore National LaboratoryUniversity of California. Focus is on global security, global ecology, and bioscience.
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory. Describes the Laboratory's scientific and technological accomplishments in the core mission areas of the Laboratory and helps readers understand them and their value to the individual citizen, the nation, and the world.
Los Alamos National LaboratoryUniversity of California. Ranges from innovative biological research to modeling global climate, and from novel methods for examining material properties to helping explore the outer reaches of the solar system.
NASA Technical Reports ServerThe NTRS is a valuable resource for students, educators, researchers, and the public for access to NASA's current and historical technical literature. The type of information found in NTRS include: conference papers, images, journal articles, photos, meeting papers, movies, patents, research reports, and technical videos.
Oak Ridge National LaboratoryLockheed Martin Corporation. Increases the availability of clean, abundant energy, restores and protects the environment, and contributes to national security.
Sandia National LaboratorySandia Corporation. Designs all non-nuclear components for the nation's nuclear weapons, performs a wide variety of energy research and development projects, and works on assignments that respond to national security threats -- both military and economic.