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Webwatch
Science magazine on the web
http://www.newscientist.com/
The popular science magazine, New Scientist may be an interesting read, but purchasing a weekly copy can turn out to be way too expensive. However, you may not need to spend that much, as there is now an internet edition available. The site provides latest news on science and technology, discusses hot topics, scientific book reviews, weekly interviews, and much more. There is a section that contains premium content, for which you will have to pay a nominal amount.
A daily dose of science and technology
http://scitechdaily.com
For those of you who are tired of spending several hours on the internet in a bid to look for scientific and technical updates, here’s a website that is the answer to your prayers. SciTech Daily is a useful source of information, as it gathers news updates, essays and features from some of the best science magazines and online resources and puts them all in one place. Thanks to this website, Yahoo! and Google searches on scientific subjects may soon be a thing of the past.
More about biotechnology
http://biotech.icmb.utexas.edu/
Biotechnology seems to be the buzzword these days, with every Tom, Dick and Harry giving his opinion on the subject. Of course, it always helps if you find out more about the subject and visiting the BioTech Life Sciences Resources and Reference Tools is a step in the right direction. This website provides a list of definitions, acronyms, along with links that contain details on the subject.
A crash course in surgery
http://www.waycoolsurgery.com
This is a great site for medical students, which teaches them about the process of surgery. The best part about this resource is that it provides video clips of surgery for its visitors. Information about maintaining a healthy heart and knees is also available, not to mention details about medical careers, which can serve as an effective guideline.
—Bushra Agha
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