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Science extends beyond classrooms and laboratories; it surrounds us always. Students of biology, chemistry, physics, and the other scientific disciplines can apply their knowledge to their everyday lives, understanding the world around them and asking the questions needed to learn more. The Internet has a vast number of resources that can teach you the basics of science, help you gain a stronger grasp of scientific concepts, and inform you of the latest advances in our knowledge of the world.

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Fundamentals of Science

Has it been a while since that chemistry class you took in high school? Looking for a site that ... read more »

Science for Students

Struggling with science homework? The Internet is full of information and advice that you can't ... read more »

Resources for Science Teachers

Students aren't the only ones who'll find helpful resources on the Web. Teachers too can avail ... read more »

Science News

The world of modern science is fast moving, boundary pushing, and sometimes just downright bizarre. These sites will help you keep up with the latest scientific discoveries and learn what could be in store for the future.

Dulcinea's Insight

  • Take note of whether a science journal is "peer-reviewed." Peer-reviewed journals are evaluated by experts in their fields to ensure credibility and accuracy. Articles in these journals are intended for readers who are very knowledgeable in the field of science, whereas articles in non-peer-reviewed journals are intended for the general public.
  • Most of these sites, even if much of the content is accessible only to paying subscribers or members, offer a free e-newsletter that you can sign up for if you'd like to have the latest headlines delivered to your inbox on a regular basis.

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