PHYSICS LINK LIST

The following links may be of interest to physics students or faculty at the college and postgraduate levels.

Learning physics on-line:
• The US Air Force Academy's Cockpit Physics .
• Clemson University's Physics Fun activity pages include How Does a Slinky Fall , The Bungee Jumper , and The Balancing Man .
• Johns Hopkins University's Virtual Engineering/Science Lab Course .
• IUPUI's Just-in-Time Teaching .
• CyberProf is here .
• Davidson College's Physics Applets .
• Harcourt Brace Co. has a distance learning course called Archipelago .
• Boston University's is ATLAS Education Web Page.

Career information for physicists at all levels:

• The American Physical Society has information about careers for those who study physics (including careers outside physics) at its web site
• The American Institute of Physics has job listings , statistics on employment of those with physics degrees, and a more general list set of links to information about careers .
• The Interet Pilot to Physics (TIPTOP) has job listings job listings .
• The Phds.Org science career library contains information for scientists and would-be scientists at all levels.
• The European Physical Society has links to information about physics careers and job listings in many countries.
• Science and the AAAS publish The Next Wave -- resources for the next generation of scientists.
• Stanford University's Learning Laboratory maintains the listserv Tomorrow's Professor with articles and links for those considering or entering academic careers.
• The web site Physlink has many useful links related to physics studies and employment.

Physics societies:

• The American Physical Society web site
• The American Institute of Physics web site
• The American Association of Physics Teachers web site
• Many links related to high-energy particle physics are at the High-Energy Physics Information Center here

On-line physics journals

• Applied Physics Letters
• APS research Journals
• Astrophysical Journal
• Institute of Physics electronic journals
• Elsevier journals
• Nuclear Physics Electronic
• Physics Today
• Springer-Verlag's physics journals

Additional links of potential interest to secondary students and teachers are here .

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