Resource page for physics, Indiana University Southeast

Electronic Physics Journals.

• The Physical Review FOCUS page is a free on-line service that explains selected research articles from the APS journals at a level accessible to a upper level undergraduate physics student.
• Full text access to the American Journal of Physics, an undergraduate level journal published by tel journal published by the American Association of Physics Teachers.
• IUS has free abstract search access to all of the American Physical Society journals. Full articles can be ordered for a fee.
• The physics E-Print archive at Los Alamos gives full access to pre-print manuscripts (most of which are being submitted to print journals elsewhere).
• Physics Today is the physics professional journal.

Physics Sources on the Web

• Physics News Update - latest news in physics.
  
• PhysNet, a comprehensive list of physics resources maintained at Oldenburg University. It includes links to online physics journals.
• The American Association of Physics Teachers is now on the WWW.cs Teachers is now on the WWW. This is the largest organization of physics teachers in the world.
• American Physical Society. The largest association of physicists in the world. This site links to many physics sources.
• Physics News. A news release service of the American Physical Society.
• PhysicsWeb, lots of physics related stuff on an easy to read level.
• A searchable database of graduate programs in the physical sciences, provided by the American Association of Physics Teachers.
• American Institute of Physics (AIP) is a not-for-profit membership corporation chartered in New York State in 1931 for the purpose of promoting the advancement and diffusion of the knowledge of physics and its application to human welfare.
• National Taiwan Normal Univesity Virtual Physics Page. This page contains many applets and simulations of physics phenomena.
• Electromagnetic radiation and public heath. An informative and up-to-date source of information about the e.m. radiation scare.
• Physics demo apparatus at Berkely. This is a collection of descriptions, pictures and movies of the entire catalog of U. C. Berkely's physics department demonstration apparatus. Awesome!
• A page about the theory of chaos.
• Information about List serves where you can join various email discussion groups about teaching physics.
• A virtual Tokomak fusion reactor. You can also get real fusion data from this site.

Astronomy Sources

• NASA, with lots of links to other astronomy sources.
• The latest news from the Hubble telescope. Includes an archive of greatest hits.
• The Palomar Observatory Sky Survey (all 102 CD ROMs of it) has been made available on the Web by the Hubble telescope people.
• University of Oregon has a great Astronomy page with lots of images.

Other Interesting Sources ?

(Send me a URL if you find something interesting. K. Forinash)

• Booming sand! , an article about and sound file of sand dunes which make sounds.
• For the best up to date general science information try Scientific American.
• And you thought you knew everything about contraception. Ever hear of emergency contraception?
• You gotta take a look at Billy-Boy's home page. Neat stuff! Rumsey, Wisman and Forinash were the first people at IUS to have a web server and web pages.
• Want to do some science at home? Look for ideas at the Science Hobbiest page. Check their link to Weird Science of the Week for odd stuff.
• Is science all just a bunch of Hot Air? This site will keep you up on science run amok.
• And science at its best the T.W.I.N.K.I.E.S Project.

I've checked all these sources but things do change frequently so let me know if something no longer works!