mercredi 5 juin 2002

Sci/Tech Web Awards 2002 These are not the Webby Awards. This is a collection of about 50 sites which have something really neat to offer: science. Let's look at the introduction. For the second annual Scientific American.com Sci/Tech Web Awards, the editors have again sifted through the virtual piles of pages to find the top sites for your browsing pleasure. This eclectic mix of 50 sites -- five sites in each of 10 subject categories -- runs the gamut from the serious and information-packed to the more whimsical, and even playful, sides of science and technology. These 50 sites are classified in ten categories: Archaeology & Paleontology Astronomy & Astrophysics Biology Chemistry Computer Science Earth & Environment Engineering & Technology Mathematics Medicine Physics Here are my three favourite sites: The Cave of Lascaux (and no, it's not because I'm French!) A.L.I.C.E. AI Foundation, one of the oldest "chatterbots" (select the "Talk to Alice" -- on the Web or via IRC -- on the right bar to start a dialog with Alice) The Virtual Autopsy Source: Scientific American, June 3, 2002 6:18:08 PM  Permalink  Comments []  Trackback []

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