American Association for the Advancement of Science
- Browse through the magazine, search back issues, visit the Electronic Marketplace to see the latest products. You can even search through their career listings.
- American Society for Engineering Education (ASEE)
- Features a comprehensive list of resources useful to engineers and others including links to corporate home pages, university engineering departments, and research and development facilities such as national and corporate labs.
- Archaeology Newsgroup
- Answers to a variety of archaeological questions at varying levels of discourse.
- Artificial Intelligence Resources
- Comprehensive index to AI resources on the Internet.
- AstroWeb: Astronomy/Astrophysics on the Internet
- Weather updates for Earth, the Sun and Mars. Abstracts, publications and other library resources. Look for jobs, contacts, conferences and organizations.
- AvNet (The Aviation Internet Connection)
- Join an email discussion group. Look up airports. Investigate associations and new products.
- B.E.A.M Robot Olympics
- An annual competition for people of all ages and abilities. The purpose is to design and build working robots which compete against each other to perform specific tasks.
- Cells Alive
- A site devoted to microbiology, infectious diseases and cell biology, with links to other related sites.
- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
- Information on disease prevention, traveling advice and health statistics. You can browse for funding, training and employment opportunities.
- Comet Hale-Bopp
- Beautiful pictures and information about the comet and it's discoverers. Includes some stunning animation.
- Dead Sea Scrolls
- Online exhibit of Dead Sea scrolls.
- Dead Sea Scrolls (FTP)
- Well-organized text and image files create an online exhibit of the Dead Sea scrolls.
- Hawaii Research & Technology
- Learn about Waikiki Aquarium's recent research projects. Explore the technologies developed at the University.
- History of Science, Medicine & Technology
- Eclectic gathering of information about the history of science from different countries, disciplines and perspectives, ranging from discovery of the world, alchemy and hypothetical planets to communications media technologies.
- Los Alamos National Laboratory
- Visit the museum to look at exhibits and get answers to Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs). Look up information in the Research Library. You can find out about educational opportunities.
- Math Magic
- School children form teams and meet online to solve mathematical challenges. Includes lots of links to other math and education sites.
- MIT's Media Lab
- Home of advanced research into information technologies and innovations that are mind-boggling now, but will be commonplace in the future. Projects include Electric Postcards and intelligent agents.
- National Aeronautics and Space Administration
- Wide-ranging compendium of NASA information arranged by subject, including aeronautics, astronautics, engineering, geosciences, astronomy and so on.
- National Library of Medicine
- Holds over 4.5 million records, including books, journals, reports, manuscripts, and audio-visual items, and offers online information on a variety of medical topics.
- National Oceanographic Data Center (NODC)
- Physical, chemical, and biological oceanographic data currently total over 60 gigabytes, making it the world's largest publicly available ocean data archive.
- NetVet and Electronic Zoo
- Extensive veterinary medicine information and links, plus general information on animals. Includes Pick of the Litter, the week's best animal-related Web site.
- Nobel Foundation
- Bestowers of the Nobel Prizes. Learn some history, look at the current announcements and search for Laureates.
- Ontario Science Centre
- Friendly, informative site features virtual tour of OSC exhibits, thoughtful Young Person's Guide to the Internet and lots more.
- Physics Servers and Services
- A collection of links to the physics resources of the Internet.
- Planet Earth Home Page - Physics Information
- Includes a thorough list of specialized fields. Look up the Laws, Periodic Tables and Weights & Measures. Many institutes and organizations.
- Shoemaker-Levy 9 Collision with Jupiter
- Fact sheets, beautiful images and animation. Practical information on observing the collision.
- Sky Online
- Very up-to-date, and combines technical and hobbyist interests.
- The Nine Planets
- A comprehensive tour of our solar system, written in non-technical language.
- The Paleontology Server
- An interactive natural history museum available over the Internet.
- The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences
- Describes the academy's research activities and lists institutes, prizes, publications and news. Includes links to the Nobel Foundation and other scientific sites.
- World Wide Web Virtual Library - Aerospace
- Equally comprehensive aerospace resource index is a fine complement to the World Wide Web Virtual Library Aviation section.
- World Wide Web Virtual Library - Aviation
- Thorough, up-to-date collection of links, covering everything from general aviation and commercial airlines to hang gliding and blimps.
- World Wide Web Virtual Library - Biosciences
- Substantial index of bioscience resources throughout the Internet. Cross-listed in Spanish.
- World Wide Web Virtual Library - Chemistry
- Copious resources related to chemistry, organized by resource type (Web, Gopher, FTP), academic institutions and countries around the world.