Physics

Three digitized volumes covering heat, electromagnetism, matter, mechanics, and radiation.

The first of two patent workshops developed by the University of Minnesota on patents.

The second of two patent workshops developed by the University of Minnesota on patents.

Video tutorials covering symbols of physics and astronomy.

Sven self-paced courses about conformity assessment activities and standards created by the American National Standards Institute (ANSI).

TED (Technology, Entertainment, Design) is a global conference series started in Monterey, CA. Guest lecturers are selected for their advanced or groundbreaking research.

The ALPS Core libraries aim to provide a set of well tested, robust, and standardized components for numerical simulations of condensed matter systems, in particular systems with strongly correlated electrons. They consist of a set of components that are used in state of the art high performance codes. The ALPSCore libraries are a spinoff of the legacy ALPS libraries available from https://green.physics.lsa.umich.edu/alps_legacy/

Simulation covering concepts in twelve physics subfields and five related disciplines.

Simulations from physics and related disciplines.

An extensive series produced by the American Physical Society.

Lighthearted explanations about some of physics' most challenging concepts.

American Physics Society (APS) website that provides activities, images, and research information.

Physics and astronomy education, research and reference website run by volunteers and aimed at professionals, students, and the public.

Created by the SLA (Special Libraries Association) Physics-Astronomy-Mathematics Division (PAM) the website provides links to biographies, histories, institution and publication homepages, and other online resources.

The WWW Virtual Library is the oldest web catalogue and was created at CERN. It is run by expert volunteers who collect weblink in their subject specialities.