Science Libraries are libraries which specialize in one or more branches of the sciences, including but not limited to chemistry, biology, mathematics, physics, and engineering. These libraries may be run by the government, a university or school, or a private corporation.
Home of the four science branch libraries at Duke University: Chemistry, Biological and Environmental Sciences, Math/Physics, and the Vesic Engineering Library.
Library of the Indian Institute of Science, with physical and electronic collections in science and technology.
Subject and database guides cover most areas of pure and applied science, databases, and types of materials (including technical reports, standards, and patents). Also links to the science branches and affiliated libraries.
Links to subject guides, maintained by this Illinois Institute of Technology library, in a number of engineering fields.
Advocates the free distribution of science and medical published articles.
Reference library and the science department of the Bodleian Library, Oxford. A legal deposit ('copyright') library, receiving a free copy of all British scientific publications. In addition a large number of foreign works are purchased. There are especially strong collections of older material. On-line catalogue.
A research library, open to the general public for reference. Collections form a record of scientific, technological and medical change since the eighteenth century. London, UK.
Links to the online resources, instruction, and general information, with access to the 5-college online catalog.
Resources arranged by broad subject area include print and electronic collections, as well as guides to using databases and the library.
Mainly library services and staff information; subject guides in engineering and physical sciences include both proprietary and free internet resources.
Specializes in physical science, mathematics, and engineering information.
Includes the page "Science resources on the Internet", an index to web resources arranged by subject.
Electronic resources include technical reports, preprints, access to patent and trademarks databases, and other sources arranged by subject and/or format.
Selected web sites, resources guides, and e-reference resources for chemistry, engineering, math, physics, and astronomy.
Portal to the six subject science libraries (Astronomy, Biology/Psychology, Chemistry, Mathematics, Physics, and Engineering/Environmental Science) as well as subject guides to a wide range of subjects and types of information.
Selected resources by discipline, an online map collection, patent resources, and news.
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