 
The AeroFiles website is dedicated to providing information on the history of American Aviation for the past one hundred years. Information on civil, commercial and military aviation can be found on this site. The section “Aircraft A-Z” contains history, information, and pictures on North American aircrafts built between 1903 and 2003. A useful glossary aviation terms, abbreviations, and data codes will help to navigate the more complex sections of this site. The large “Military” section offers a variety of information on the U.S. Air Force, U.S. Coast Guard, U.S. Marine Corps and U.S. Navy. This site contains a good mix of information suitable for both the curious novice and those...
This presentation, by Arizona State University, addresses operational amplifiers; their structure, construction and applications of the technology. The site is...
Engineering mechanics, specifically statics and dynamics, is a critical foundation for advanced topics in several technical disciplines. On the surface, the...
This Diseases of Aquatic Organisms scholarly article (PDF) reports that the Protistan parasite, QPX (Quahaug Parasite X) that affects the hard-shell clam...
This Geotimes article highlights recent work done by Derek Lovley on the microbe Geobacter. The article discusses the ability of Geobacter to eat metal wastes...
The Gateway to Educational Materials Project aims to provide educators with quick and easy access to substantial collections of educational materials found on...
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Charles Lutwidge Dodgeson (1832-1898) studied the field of logic and was a famous British mathematician. His pen name is Lewis Carroll, author of Alice in Wonderland, by which he is more well known.
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