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Science news and science articles from New Scientist

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Science News online features daily news, blogs, feature stories, reviews and more in all disciplines of science, as well as Science News magazine archives back to 1924.

This site contains a range of free online quizzes to help you learn the anatomy and physiology of the human body. It's great for students of biology, nursing, medicine, and massage therapy, but should be fun for anyone, and will even help you do well at the pub quiz!

Have fun learning about the awe-inspiring field of astronomy! Learn more about the universe we live in by looking at: animations, videos, and photographs. This site is loaded with astronomy activities, animations, and lots of information!

This site is intended to facilitate the delivery of interactive education. It is concerned mainly with science. It is related to the UK National Curriculum and is suitable for project work. It is for children, parents and teachers. It contains information, puzzles and printable worksheets. There is a developing section on teacher related stress. It is a free access site.

Founded to make astronomy, microscopy, and exploration of nature accessible and affordable, Explore Scientific helps the general public experience the adventure, wonder, and excitement of scientific exploration. We are a company of Jinghua Optics and Electronics Corp. (JOC) and we, direct from our own factory design, build, and sell telescopes and eyepieces that are high-quality, durable, and a great value. In 2009, Explore Scientific and BRESSER reached an exclusive distribution agreement throughout the Americas for binoculars, spotting scopes, microscopes, night vision, and other products.

Website of UC Berkeley Physics graduate student Benjamin Stahl. The site contains pages on his coursework, research activities, tutoring, personal interests, books, and hobbies.

Tara Anglican School for Girls is a leading independent school which educates girls from Pre Kindergarten to Year 12 and offers boarding from Year 5 to Year 12An education for life

I am currently an undergraduate student at The University of Alabama where I am studying Biophysics and Mathematics. I am a member of the Computer-Based Honors undergraduate research program in the Honors College, through which I am currently studying theoretical condensed matter physics with Dr. Claudia Mewes in a collaboration between the Physics & Astronomy Department…

This "book" accompanies the Harvard University graduate course Astronomy 201b, "The Interstellar Medium and Star Formation." The first incarnation was created in 2011 by Prof. Alyssa Goodman, Teaching Fellow Chris Beaumont, and the 21 Harvard graduate students who took the course at that time. The "book" will continue to evolve throughout Spring 2013 as student contributions…