Links
- http://www.symphonyofscience.com/Great science communicators put to music...honestly!
- http://trailblazing.royalsociety.org/ The Royal Society timeline of history and important papers, including a report on the young Mozart!
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http://colabscience.com/ Open source science
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http://royalsociety.org/royalsociety.tv/ Pretty much does what it says on the tin
- http://www.wix.com/bangscience/bangsciencemagazine A Science Magazine by Oxford students
- http://www.butrousfoundation.com/ysjournal/ The Young Scientists Journal - a place to read and publish papers
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http://www.nature.com/scientificamerican/archive/index.html Archive of old Scientific American magazine articles
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http://richannel.org/ The Royal Institution - home of the Christmas Lectures and many other great videos
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Google New Scientist Archive (up to 1989 from the beginning)
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http://www.stfc.ac.uk/2421 is the home page of Fascination, a science magazine for students, published by a governmental science funding body.
Citizen Science: What is it? Citizen Science is using the distributed power of people (and their computers) to crack big, hard problems - like folding proteins, classifying galaxies, searching for ET or helping to cure cancer. Dr Weller has started a page on it here and I recommend you take a look.
Fascination Magazine: Published by the Science and Technology Facilities Council (not a very inspiring subject but basically they fund all the big science facilities in the UK) this magazine is aimed at school students keen on science and technology. Check it out here (issue 13).
Science on Facebook?: Science students with Facebook accounts may like to become fans of http://www.facebook.com/RoyalSocietyPublishing.FanPage
Free Science Journal Access: http://scienceintheclassroom.org/ gives access to selected annotated papers from the journal Science.