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Science information in a question/answer format
Cornell Center for Materials Research:http://www.ccmr.cornell.edu/education/ask
Newton BBS Ask a Scientist: www.newton.dep.anl.gov/askasci/env98.htm
Howard Hughes Medical Institute: http://medlineplus.gov/
University of Wisconsin: http://whyfiles.org
Association for Astronomy Education: www.aae.org.uk/serv01.htm
The Encyclopedia of Life www.eol.org/index
Scientific Electronic Journals
Optical technologies are changing fast, as everything keeps getting
smaller. This authoritative article from Scientific American explains what
is happening in a new era of optoelectronics, describes events leading to
the latest changes, and makes some suggestions about what is next. From a
special issue of the magazine, it includes illustrations and sidebars. You
may also move from the article to other parts of the Scientific American
Website, to discover other wonderful science essays and resources
inScight
Daily science news from academic sources makes this Website a valuable new
resource for science classrooms and students. Each day there are two
articles about breaking science news. These articles are collected in a New
Archive, where over 700 stories about recent science can be accessed for a
broad sampling of current scientific research and discovery.
