Science History and Biography on the Internet
- History of Science
- General Science
- Chemistry
- Mathematics
- Physics
- Life Sciences
- Engineering and Computing
- Biographies in the Sciences
- Women Biographies
- Associations
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Internet History of Science
Sourcebook
- "The Internet History
Sourcebooks are collections of public domain and
copy-permitted historical texts presented cleanly
(without advertising or excessive layout) for educational
use."
- Jesuits and the Sciences
1540-1995
- From Loyola University of
Chicago Science Library
- Medieval Science
Page
- Edited by James
McNelis
- DMOZ Open Project Directory - History of Science
- American Chemical Society
Division of History of Chemistry
-
Atomic Structure
Time-Line
-
History of
Mathematics
- A Modern History of Blacks
in Mathematics
- Extensive links to History
and Biography in Mathematics
- Physics
Time-Line
- American Institute of
Physics History Center
- American Physical Society - A Century of Physics
- History of
Genetics
- DMOZ Open Project Directory - History and Biographies in Biology
- DMOZ Open Project Directory - History and Biographies in Engineering and Technology
- History of
Computing
- Virtual Museum of
Computing
- 4000 Years of Women in
Science
- Biographies of Chemists and
some Physicists
-
Biographies, The Scientists:
A List
- Brief information on
Scientists; Compiled by Peter Landry.
-
Catalog of the Scientific
Community in the 16th and 17th
Centuries
- A collection of 631
biographies; compiled by Richard S.
Westfall.
- The Faces of Science:
African Americans in the Sciences
- "Provides biographical
information on "African American men and women who
have contributed to the advancement of science and
engineering." The biographies, which are indexed by
name and by profession, always include a detailed
bibliography as well as sources for pictures of the
scientists when available."
- The Galileo
Project
- Albert Van Helden and
Elizabeth Burr, Rice University
-
MendelWeb
- Maintained by Roger B.
Blumberg.
- newton.org.uk
- A site devoted to the life
and work of Isaac Newton.
- The Ada
Project
- The Ada Project (TAP) is a
clearinghouse for resources related to women in
computing.
- Biographies of Women in
Mathematics
- Contributions of 20th
Century Women to Physics
- Association for Women in
Science (AWIS)
- History of Science
Society
- Society for the History of
Technology (SHOT)
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