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Engineering Specifier
features the latest product and industry news all compiled to help those involved in the electronics industry make informed choices. The categories include:
ScienceDaily: Engineering News - online magazine and Web portal devoted to science, technology, and medicine. Their service brings you breaking news about the latest discoveries and research projects
GlobalSpec: Engineering News
- Engineering and scientific news from over 600 sources
Added 6/4/08
Special Collection: Repeat Photography of Glaciers
The National Snow and Ice Data Center/World Data Center for Glaciology, Boulder (NSIDC/WDC) archives both air and ground glacier photographs, and more than 4,500 of these prints are now available online via the Glacier Photograph Collection. Most of these glaciers are located in the Rocky Mountains, the Pacific Northwest, Alaska, and Greenland, with a limited number of photos from Europe and South America. Some photographs were taken in the 1800's. NSIDC is partnering with the NOAA Climate Database Modernization Program (CDMP) and the National Geophysical Data Center (NGDC) to publish this collection.
Added 6/9/08
"Published to promote innovation, growth and networking. These sites (www.iop.org/communitywebsites) provide both a valuable information source, and an international forum within which community members can share and exchange their views."
EPrintWeb (http://eprintweb.org)
Free e-print service. Based on the popular arXiv.org service based at Cornell University Library, eprintweb.org offers additional choice for users by simplifying the search for scientific research through improved design, navigation, searching and personalisation
CernCourier (http://cerncourier.com)
Information source for the international physics community. Popular features include the Computer Newsletter section, Buyer’s Guide and the Jobs Watch directory
CompoundSemiconductor (http://compoundsemiconductor.net)
Daily news coverage, free weekly newsalert, articles from Compound Semiconductor, and a comprehensive Buyer's Guide
EnvironmentalResearchWeb (http://environmentalresearchweb.org)
A source of information on issues from global warming to waste management and renewable energy sources, with articles by leading environmental scientists
MedicalPhysicsWeb (http://medicalphysicsweb.org)
Provides analysis and commentary along with weekly opinion articles and journal highlights. "The leading information source for the medical physics community"
NanoTechWeb (http://nanotechweb.org)
News, resources, events listings and a free weekly news alert
Optics (http://optics.org)
Includes news and analysis, with R&D and business related features, new products, companies, jobs and more
PhysicsWorld (http://physicsworld.com)
Provides the news, jobs, products and events
Added 6/16/08
I don't know about you, but as an avid computer user (some might say "geek") for many years, before the mouse came into existence, I prefer to use the keyboard to navigate within and between applications. Call it habit, efficiency, or perhaps laziness, but it just seems easier to me.
So when the opportunity arises to learn about Hotkeys or Keyboard Shortcuts (Que?) for new/upgraded programs, I deftly Shift-Tab (in Firefox) over to the webpage to find out more. If there's a program you use that isn't listed below, email me and I'll be glad to find the shortcuts for you.

Face it, your newfound hotkey knowledge will only win cool points with your small entourage of like-minded geeky friends, but it's a small price to pay for technical elitism, don't you think? (Ctrl-S)
Added 6/25/08
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