Metals and Insulators Basic physics: electricity is electrons going from one place to another. "Flowing" is the metaphor often used, and it happens because a material that conducts electricity -- a metal-- has loose electrons, a sea of them, so to speak. When you plug in the copper wire of your TV, microwave or toaster, the loose electrons in copper form a "current." Why doesn't the current flow into your hand and let you experience an electric "shock"? Basic physics again: the hard pla ...

The Chemical MIME Home Page This page provides a concise entry point for various information sources relating to chemical MIME (Multipurpose Internet Mail Extension). Background: This project started in January 1994, and was first announced during the Chemistry workshop at the First WWW International Conference, held at CERN in May 1994. The first version of an Internet draft was published during May-October 1994, and the second revised version during April-September 1995. A paper presented to ...

Custom Chemical Graphics (Click on any image on this page to see a larger version) Welcome to Paul Thiessen's Custom Chemical Graphics website. If you need custom molecular images, presentation-quality pictures, artistic chemical creations, or animations, you're in the right place! I can create all these things and more: DNA images Small molecules ... or just about any molecule! Molecules with hydrogen bonds Web page graphics, including tileable backgrounds Presentation-quality ...

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Dr Paul May Research, Teaching & Admin Research CVD Diamond Films The WWW and its Use in Teaching The Molecule of the Month webpage Previous research interests: Dry Etching of Semiconductors Sputtering of Interstellar Grains Teaching (Note: most of these links will be University of Bristol access only or require a password.) Chemistry 1S - Basic Calculus for Chemists (1st year, 10 lecture module). Lecture notes and tutorial Qs and As. Chemical Energy II ...

Visualization Lab Topics What's new? (last updated on 16-May-95) Introduction Projects Introduction Welcome to the Visualization Lab, a collection of various activities related to Visual Computing. These range from visualization of numerically intensive simulations to the analysis of experimental data to synthetic model animations to random things. The projects were realized using a variety of software tools and hardware platforms which are physically locate ...

GRAPHICS GALLERY You will find here synthetic images that I created as part of my research in the field of Molecular Surfaces Calculations, Lattice modeling of proteins and computational geometry. Molecular Surfaces Lattice modeling of proteins Computational Geometry Michel Sanner February 05 23:00 PDT 1996 sanner@scripps.edu

Online manuscript submission system is now available at http://submit.proteinscience.org June 2006 Advance Online Articles Forthcoming Papers Select an Issue from the Archive January 1992 - June 2006 Search for Articles January 1992 - June 2006 Online Supplements Sign Up for eTOCS and Announcements SUBSCRIPTIONS THE PROTEIN SOCIETY ADVERTISING INFO CLASSIFIEDS UPCOMING MEETINGS ABOUT PROTEIN SCIENCE INSTRUCTIONS TO AUTHORS GENES & DEVE ...