Research Guides: Physics
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Physics Web Resources
These are suggestions only and do not reflect the full range of materials that may be useful to you. For additional assistance, Ask Steely Library!
The Web has a variety of sites useful to the Geology student. Here are just a few recommended ones:
- Science.gov
- Science.gov is a gateway to over 50 million pages of authoritative selected science information provided by U.S. government agencies, including research and development results for Agriculture, food, applied science, technology, astronomy, space, biology, nature, earth and ocean sciences, and energy & energy conservation, environmental science, health, medicine, natural resources, conservation, and science education.
- Science.gov Index
- This index provides a basic topic or advanced author/title search in any or all the above selected topics. An A to Z list of (currently) about 150 topics.
- Physicists found at the Internet Public Library
- Physicists, Compiled by the Colleges of Information and Library Science at University of Michigan and Drexel University, the "Internet Public Library, Physicists Biographical Resources on famous physicists, such as Galileo, Newton, Einstein, and Hawking lists the private, public, and academic websites which provide biographical information.
- Physics found at the Internet Public Library
- Physics, Compiled by the Colleges of Information and Library Science at University of Michigan and Drexel University, the "Internet Public Library, Physics lists the private, public, academic, and federally funded websites which provide such information.
- U.S. Geological Survey Maps, Products, Publications
The Physics Research Guide is maintained by Philip Yannarella. Suggestions and comments are welcome.
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