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General

• New Jersey Environment Links
• Social Issues in Science and Technology Choose categories or specific websites.
• The Franklin Institute Online (Middle School) Visit exhibits and participate in interactive problem solving.
• Exploratorium The museum of science, art, and human perception.
• Smithsonian Institution Extensive links and information on science, history, and art. Keyword searching.
• ScienceDaily Award-winning, online magazine that provides up-to-the-minute science news in all disciplines.
• DiscoveryChannel.com Explore science and history-based subjects such as dinosaurs, human behavior, space, health, and technology. Links to sites on travel and pets.
• Mrs. Sefcik's Web Sites for Scientists

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Biology/Life Sciences

• Mitosis: When Cells Split Apart
• Mitosis Web Quest
• Microbes and Disease Scavenger Hunt
• Protein Synthesis and Mutations
• Ms. Mannlein's Genetic Disorders Links
• Biology Project An online, interactive resource for learning biology.
• LIFE SCIENCES:BIOLOGY Extensive catalog of biology-related Internet sites organized by Dewey number.
• Cells Alive This site contains everything you ever wanted to know about living cells and organisms. Click on "Table of Contents" to easily navigate articles, the site index, links, and teaching tools.
• Centers for Disease Control and Prevention: Health Topics A to Z Provides a listing of disease and health topics found on the CDC web site. Each listing is a link that leads to information on that particular item.
• Virus Ultrastructure Virus architecture and electron microscopy images.
• Microbe Zoo Click on an environment to see what lives there.
• Introduction to Bacteria Fossil record, life history & ecology, systematics, morphology.
• Virtual Library on Genetics Easy to understand links to information on all known genetic diseases.
• Hotlisting Genetic Disorders Miss Mannlein's site.
• Yahoo: Birth Defects Click on a genetic disease to view information. Many links to sites on birth defects are also provided.
• Human Genome Project Information
• Virtual Pig Dissection Choose a system to explore and dissect. Quizzes test knowledge. Your computer needs a Flash plug-in to view the site.
• Gray's Anatomy Features 1,247 engravings-many in color-from the classic 1918 publication, as well as a subject index with 13,000 entries ranging from the Antrum of Highmore to the Zonule of Zinn.
• Human Anatomy Online Excellent source for information on the systems of the human body.
• Medical Encyclopedia
• Rainforest Action Network Rainforest facts.
• eNature (plants & animal species) Guide to over 4,800 North American plants and animals, with detailed descriptions and photographs.
• The National Environmental Directory A directory of more than 13,000 organizations in the United States concerned with environmental issues and environmental education.
• The Evergreen Project (Middle School) Links to sites on biomes and freshwater / marine ecosystems.
• Endangered Species EE-Link Excellent links and resources.

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Earth/Physical Science

• Earth Science Links
• NASA Space Link An aeronautics and space resource.
• Planetary Science Research Discoveries NASA-sponsored scientists share the latest research on planets, meteorites, and other solar system bodies.
• U.S. Geological Survey
• Minerals on the Internet Geoscience, crystallography, mineral analysis, mining, museums, plus additional links.
• Dive and Discover: Expeditions to the Seafloor (Woods Hole Institute) Check in on expeditions at the mid-ocean ridge to discover what lies thousands of feet below the ocean's surface.
• Physics 2000 An interactive journey through modern physics. Have fun learning visually and conceptually about 20th Century science and high-tech devices.
• Amusement Park Physics Learn the physics behind your favorite rides by taking an interactive tour of a roller coaster, a carousel, bumper cars, free fall, and a pendulum ride.
• The Atoms Family Learn about energy conservation, kinetic & potential energy, principles of atoms & matter, light, waves, particles, conservation, energy transfer, electricity, & electrical safety.

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Chemical Science

• Chemical Sciences (Chemistry) Resources (Internet Public Library) Carefully selected links for the novice to the chemical engineer.
• The Book of Quintessence (Book 1) An example from the 15th century of the practice of alchemy.
• The Visual Elements Periodic Table The most visually stunning and interactive periodic table on the Web.
• WebElements Click on any element in the periodic table to view its properties and graphics of its structure.
• General Chemistry Online A one-stop shop for all things chemistry.
• Balancing Chemical Reactions Put the proper coefficient in front of each reaction.
• Selected Classic Papers from the History of Chemistry Primary source documents in chemical history. Many are important papers in their fields. Some are interesting curiosities. Papers are arranged by subject or alphabetically.
• The pH Factor (Miami Museum of Science) Interactive, fun site that allows students to experiment and explore all aspects of chemistry.
• Reddy's Forensic Page This is the homepage of a forensic scientist with the NYPD. It has many links to sites of general forensic interest, organizations, journals, labs, chemistry, mass spectrometry, fingerprinting, toxicology, etc.
• Library of 3-D Molecular Structures Contains 3-D structures for many molecules discussed in introductory biology and chemistry textbooks.

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