Science Journals and News

Seen in more than 100 countries, NOVA is the most watched science television series in the world and the most watched documentary series on PBS. It is also one of television's most acclaimed series, having won every major television award, most of them many times over. In 1998, the National Science Board of the National Science Foundation awarded NOVA its first-ever Public Service Award.

News releases from the U.S. Department of Energy Office of Science. Departments include biological sciences, computational sciences, energy sciences, environmental sciences, physical sciences, engineering and technology, medicine and health, and national security science.

Nanotechnology Now (NN) Covering future sciences such as Nanotechnology, Molecular Nanotechnology (MNT), MicroElectroMechanical Systems (MEMS), NanoElectroMechanical Systems (NEMS), Nanomedicine, Nanobiotechnology, Nanoelectronics, Nanofabrication, Computational Nanotechnology, Quantum Computers, and Artificial Intelligence - to name just a few. NN was created to serve the information needs of business, government, academic, and public communities. And with the intention of becoming the most informative and current free collection of "nano" reference material. We will cover: related future sciences, issues, news, events, and general information, and make this a place to come for information, stimulating debate, and research info. Very much like a White Paper, we seek to provide a forum and format that helps clarify nanotechnology and nanoscale science, to laymen, general business persons, non-specialists, highly skilled technicians, professionals, and academics. Our most basic intentions are to stimulate public debate, and to provide a single-source information point. Other goals are to: provide an introduction to nanoscale technologies; describe the basics regarding potential changes in technology, business, and society; educate the general reader; and to contain in one site all relevant information, and/or links to it.

NewsCenter is the complete collection of every Hubble Space Telescope news release and its supporting materials, along with tools and resources designed to further your knowledge of astronomy.

The NIH Record, founded in 1949, is the biweekly newsletter for employees of the National Institutes of Health. Published 25 times each year and circulated to more than 20,000 readers,the Record comes out on payday Tuesdays. Each issue date is also the deadline for the succeeding issue. As a government publication, the Record accepts no advertising; virtually all copy is generated from within NIH. Its contents are reproducible without permission.

A monthly e-Newsletter from the Earth Institute at Columbia University.

Published by the National Science Foundation Directorate for Engineering, NSF Engineering News presents news from the Directorate and the results from NSF-supported researchers in Engineering.

A monthly summary of recent climate events, impacts, and seasonal forecasts published by the International Research Institute for Climate Prediction (IRI) at Columbia University. To receive monthly notification when a new Digest is posted, you may subscribe to our e-mail list. Also available in Spanish.

ChemWeb.com was launched in April 1997. It is now the largest online chemical community in the world. ChemWeb.com is a unique resource which combines a huge range of information for those in research chemistry, the chemicals industries and related disciplines. Membership is completely free. ChemWeb.com members can access over 350 journals and 15 databases from a variety of publishers. A number of databases offer structure-based searching and manipulation of molecular structures. ChemWeb.com services include the Careers Centre in association with sciencejobs.com, Conference Centre, Bookstore and the online magazine, the alchemist, as well as several specialist Subject Areas based around specific chemical fields.

The new online resource serving the spectroscopy community. News and features. Discussion forums. Education. Training. Jobs. Links. Library and bookshop. Conference center. Classifieds.

The Scientist is an international news magazine published in print and on the Web. It reports on and analyzes the issues and events that impact the world of life scientists. The Scientist provides a unifying forum for discussion of the topics -news, research, profession and technology - that drive scientific progress. Comprehensive and topical, it serves as an ally and a guide in today's exciting and competitive research environment.

News from the Payload Operations Center at NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Ala., the world's primary science command post for the International Space Station. Tour the Science Command Post. See the Space Station. Track the Space Station. Space Station Time on Orbit. NASA TV/Web Cams.

The MIT News Office is dedicated to communicating to the media and the public the news and achievements of the students, faculty, staff and the greater MIT community. As the primary Institute-wide information source, we serve as a hub for campus news. Through print and electronic means, consulting and outreach, we promote MIT's leadership in the creative application of science, engineering, the social sciences, humanities and the arts to help people worldwide.

Published by the American Geological Institute. Webextras. Features. News. Views. Departments.

Discover Brookhaven is an on-line magazine dedicated to exploring and explaining the scientific research and discoveries made at the U.S. Department of Energys Brookhaven National Laboratory.

Physlink.com - Physics and Astronomy Online. Latest physics and astronomy news. Education. Reference. Directories. Community. Fun. eStore.

Essays and commentary about the final frontier. The Space Review is an online publication devoted to in-depth articles, commentary, and reviews regarding all aspects of space exploration: science, technology, policy, business, and more.

ScienceDaily -- Your source for the latest research news is science, health and medicine, the environment, space, technology, and computers.

Science Magazine - Published by the American Association for the Advancement of Science. News. Science magazine. HighWire journals. Science special report. ScienceNOW daily news. Science Express. Science Functional Genomics. Science Japanese Gateway. Information for authors/contributors. Submit manuscripts and letters. Reprints and permissions. E-mail alerts. Free issue. Staff. How to Advertise. AAAS bookstore.

New Scientist.com - The world's no. 1 science and technology news service. News. Hot topics. The last word. Opinion. Weblinks. Print edition. Subscribe. Archive. Jobs and careers. Alcohol. Bioterrorism. Biodiversity. BSE. CafeScientifique. Climate. Cloning. Depleted uranium. DNA. Environment. GM food. Human nature. Iraq. Marijuana. Mobile phones. Motoring technology. Pollution. Population. Quantum world. SARS. September 11. Technology.