Saturday, July 30, 2005

Webwatch

Particle physics discoveries

http://wwwppds.ihep.su:8001/discovery.html

If you’re interested in physics, then this website will definitely help you gain a lot of useful information. The main features here are the Nobel Prize winners of physics, their detailed biographies and an insight into the work they did which earned them the prize. Winners are listed year-wise. You can also browse through a comprehensive index of particle physics discoveries.

Virtual biology

http://www.seoulin.co.kr/Up/

If biology all but goes over your head, then this website will help clarify some of the difficult concepts. The content mainly includes Flash movies, which is a very refreshing change from text-based explanations. You can choose from a wide range of topics related to cells, including the cell cycle, biological clock and cytoskeleton.

Electronic Zoo

http://netvet.wustl.edu/e-zoo.htm

Whether you’re an animal lover or a student of zoology, you must visit the electronic zoo. This website features a whole zoo filled with animals. Each species is further sub-divided into different categories to make surfing easier. You can also browse through loads of web links and learn more about the animals.

Endangered animals

http://www.bagheera.com/

Here is one website you can use to learn about endangered animals, some of which are already extinct. Animals are also listed by region. You can also go through some legislation in this regard, for instance the Endangered Species Act.

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