Science subject guides

                          Biology

• Encyclopedia of Life Science                                                      4,600 peer-reviewed and citable articles from cell biology, ecology, virology etc.

• Knovel                                                                                                      Handbooks,  encyclopedias, reference books, textbooks cover many Biology topics. e.g. Bergy's, Manual of Environmental Microbiology etc.

• Oxford Reference                                                                                     Accurate and concise information from dictionaries, subject encyclopedias etc.

• BMC Biology

• BMC Cell Biology

• BioMed Central (Open Access Publisher)

• Directory of Open Access Journals: Biology & Life Sciences Journals

• Genetics Selection Evolution

• Open Biology

• PLoS: Biology

                         Chemistry

• Chemical Week

• ChemistryTimes.com

• NSF: Chemistry & Materials Discoveries                                                                              What's new in the world of Chemistry?

• NYT Chemistry

• Top Ten Mad Chemistry Experiments                                      Here's Neatorama's list of the Top 10 Mad Science-Worthy Chemistry Experiments.

• Khan Academy: Chemistry                                               Catch up with 1st year chemistry with over 100 video tutorials on experiments, problems and concepts.

• Periodic Tables

• ChemIDplus                                                                                              Online chemical dictionary and structure database from the United States National Library of Medicine.

• Chemistry Resources on the Internet
  List of free online chemistry resources from UC Santa Barbara

Books & Databases

This Subject Guide contains Online Reference resources that are peer reviewed, contain substantial articles and essays. It has been created to help you find information resources for Biology, Chemistry and Physics. If you have questions or need more help, you can visit the Library to speak with the librarian or contact us via phone or email.