Strong on motility in its connection to the physical world, this resource is useful for encouraging reluctant science students to take an interest in chemistry. It also includes a section on recycling plastics. This short but interesting biography of Marie Curie has links to her husband's and daughter's biographies. It also includes electronic copies of personal archival objects, such as family photographs and a glass beaker that Curie used in her lab. In this twelfth annual collection, users can see and read about amazing new scientific and technological products.
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She also can enter an explanation of how she plans to affect science in the future. This collection of online science exhibits is comprised of informative and fun little science bites. Characterized by a folksy narrative style and well-researched information, this site reveals the science, math, and technology behind the news. Drawing on a volunteer crew of more than 500 scientists across the globe, the Mad Sci Network answers online science queries. An archive of past answers is available for searching.