Science Journals and News

The first edition of Devonian Times was published in 1997, with minor revisions and updates occurring during the following year. A second edition, which incorporated substantial additions, revisions and a new design was published in 2002. This is the third edtion. In includes the addition of several new species from Red Hill, the addition of several new tetrapod finds from around the world, the revision of existing text and images. It also incorporates a substantial redesign with improved navigation and web standards-compliant markup. As with the second edition, this edition was funded in part by the Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia (www.acnatsci.org).

The latest science news, research tidbits, and science discussion.

SpaceRef Interactive Inc. is a privately owned and operated company co-founded by Marc Boucher and Keith Cowing in the summer of 1999 and is based out of Reston, Virginia and with offices in Vancouver, Canada. SpaceRef's 17 news and reference web sites are designed to allow both the novice and specialist alike to explore outer space and Earth observation.

Newsletter of the Center for Science in the Public Interest, a non-profit health and nutrition advocacy group.

Inside Higher Ed is the online source for news, opinion and career advice and services for all of higher education. Whether youre an adjunct or a vice president, a grad student or an eminence grise, weve got what you need to thrive in your job or find a better one: breaking news and feature stories, provocative daily commentary, areas for comment on every article, practical career columns, and a powerful suite of tools to help higher education professionals get jobs and colleges identify and hire employees.

ScienCentralNEWS is your independent source for the latest news on science and technology. Our stories appear on your local TV newscasts, but you can view them here, too-along with in-depth information to help you dig deeper.

With ScienceDirect you can: Access over 1,800 scientific, technical & medical peer-reviewed journals. Search over 60 million abstracts from scientific articles. Link out to articles from over 170 other publishers. Born out of an Elsevier tradition in scholarly communication, ScienceDirect has always followed a vision of the digital library of the future. Today we offer one of the world's most advanced web delivery systems for scientific, technical and medical information. ScienceDirects Info site gives an introduction to everything ScienceDirect has to offer librarians and researchers. Here you will find an overview of the ScienceDirect family of products and services, a summary of the ScienceDirect content coverage and accessibility, and the terms and conditions under which it is available.

The most reliable source of information on fuel cells, hydrogen and competing technologies.

Genome Biology serves the biological research community as an international forum for the dissemination, discussion and critical review of information about all areas of biology informed by genomic research. Key objectives are to provide a guide to the rapidly developing resources and technology in genomics and its impact on biological research, to publish large datasets and extensive results that are not readily accommodated in traditional journals, and to help establish new standards and nomenclature for post-genomic biology.

Selections from Physical Review and Physical Review Letters explained for students and researchers in all fields of physics.

Space.com is an award-winning web site that offers rich and compelling space, astronomy and technology content, including information, education, entertainment and business news.

Hurricane news, information, and reporting since 1999 covering hurricane hazards, readiness, mitigation, and tracking maps. Find hurricane information archives and related links. Find satellite information on hurricanes. Track tropical waves. View doppler radar from the National Weather Service. Keep up with sea surface temperatures. Check buoy conditions all around the world. Find your local National Weather Service office. Locate your state's Emergency Management office.

News and information about the Sun-Earth environment, including meteor showers, solar flares, auroras, and near-Earth asteroids.

Sciencebase is a portal to science news articles in biology, chemistry, physics and other areas of scientific discovery researched and written by David Bradley BSc CChem MRSC. The site also features external sites and help sections for science fair projects and chemistry assignment help and other related science education matters, including science lesson plans.

The Journal of Neuroscience is published by the Society for Neuroscience with the assistance of Stanford University's HighWire Press.

Academe is the bimonthly magazine of the American Association of University Professors (AAUP). It analyzes higher education issues from faculty members' perspectives. The magazine begins with an incisive round-up of news affecting professors. Feature articles examine tenure, affirmative action, part-time faculty appointments, distance education, intellectual property, and other timely academic issues. Investigative reports on violations of academic freedom and tenure are regular components. Columns cover legal trends, legislative developments, and new scholarly books.

The magazine of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.

symmetry is a magazine about particle physics and its connections to other aspects of life and science, from interdisciplinary collaborations to policy to culture. It is published 10 times per year by Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory and Stanford Linear Accelerator Center, both national laboratories funded by the Office of Science of the US Department of Energy. The magazine is published in print and electronic editions, and anybody can subscribe free of charge through our subscription form.

Science, Physics, Technology. Space, and Nanoscience news.

The Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, founded by a group of World War II-era Manhattan Project scientists, has warned the world of nuclear dangers since 1945. The Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists has told the world what time it is since 1947, when its famous clock appeared on the cover. Since then, the clock has moved forward and back, reflecting the state of international security.