Center for In Vivo Microscopy Duke University Medical Center's library of 2D and 3D MRM imagery with links to images and movies of various anatomical features in animals. The Biology Software Lab A set of software based educational tools designed to demonstrate biology concepts. While not 'courseware' as such, they are useful tools for demonstrating basic ideas and principles. This software is developed by the Howard Hughes Medical Center as a training tool for preparing students to deal with a laboratory, its equipment, and its procedures. It is commercial software that presents a useful tool for dealing with student training problems.
Students can learn how to handle equipment safely before they enter the lab to use it.
Museum of Vertebrate Zoology Data Access At the Museum's foundation is the philosophy that organisms should be studied in relation to their environments. Thus, specimens themselves are enhanced by an array of supplemental materials, e.g., tissue samples for use in molecular studies of evolution, hundreds of volumes of field notes and thousands of topographic maps, photographs of specimens and their habitats, original drawings of specimens, and a collection of natural sounds, primarily bird vocalizations, on tape. In addition, the Museum houses the Milton Hildebrand collection of unusual specimen preparations and his film collection of animal gaits. NCSC Visualization Gallery Scientific images from the North Carolina SuperComputer Community.