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Resource Guide for the Sciences
Reference Books
Click here for a list of print reference books available for the Sciences.
Click below for a listing e-reference books (online fulltext) for the Sciences:
Biological Sciences
Earth and Environmental Sciences
Medicine
McGraw-Hill Encyclopedia of Science and Technology
Physical Sciences and Mathematics
Science
SAS Databases
Click here for a list of library databases that may be particularly useful for the Sciences.
Print Periodicals and E-Journals
There are several magazines for the Sciences in the Library’s Periodical Room.
Astronomy Discover National Geographic National Wildlife Natural History Nature Outdoor Delaware Popular Science Science Scientific American Science News Smithsonian Wildlife Conservation
Click here for a listing of e-journals (online fulltext) that include Earth & Environmental Sciences, Engineering & Applied Sciences, Health & Biological Sciences, and Physical Sciences & Mathematics.
If you need articles or information on a certain subject, please go the A-Z list of Databases and choose a database that covers your search topic.
Dewey Decimal
The Library's science books are classified according to the Dewey Decimal System in the 500 to 599 range. To search for books on the sciences, use the “search subject” key within the online catalog. If you are interested in browsing the shelves for books related to science, they are located in the middle of the library, and the range is as follows:
500 Science 520 Astronomy 530 Physics 540 Chemistry 550 Earth Sciences & Geology 560 Fossils & Prehistoric Life 570 Biology & Life Sciences 580 Plants (Botany) 590 Animals (Zoology)
DVD & VHS Resources
Click here for a listing of DVD and VHS resources for the Sciences
Internet Sites
Librarian’s Choice websites
HighWire Press
The New York Times Science Page
Exploratorium
Scientific Inquiry
Doing Science: An Introduction to Physical Science
Physics: Caltech
The Nature of Science & Biology
Envirolink
Bioscience Challenges
General Chemistry Online
Units, Measures & Dimensions
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