Links to some other pages

(found by LSU Chem 4595 Surfers)

• BERKELEY found by Dewayne Logan (Minicourse in polymers, written for mechanical engineering class, contains a very useful, searchable polymer database and links to other sites, as well as other information)

• BERKELEY found by Cheri Evans (Chemists's Art Gallery contains wide variety of images)

• MARYLAND found by Erin Rodgers (Contains DNA Simulations, Stiffness, etc.)

• U. LEIPZIG found by Marcia Cotton and Kimberly Hamilton (Contains info on Spatial Globular Polymers--used in wastewater treatment)

• INST. MOL. BIOL. -- JENA, GERMANY found by Donnie Hebert and Hannelore Rietschier (Nice images of Amino Acids AND the standard symbols! Also links to other sites, including VIRUSES)

• U. FLORIDA found by Trey Henry and Marianne McKee (Engineering Oriented Site with links to some companies & processing data?)

• LEEDS found by Cheng Pan (Everything from 'What is a polymer?' to Environmental Concerns; Nice list of common polymer abbreviations)

• U. C. -- SAN DIEGO found by Hertanto Adidharma and Elena Temyanko (Apparently some info on polymer dimensions -- e.g., <r2>--but very slow on the day I tried)

• CASE WESTERN found by Hertanto Adidharma and Elena Temyanko (Virtual Textbook with some polymer basics and emphasis on liquid crystals)

• INT'L. CHEMICAL CONFERENCE site found by Stephen F. Macha (Links to NMR of biological macromolecules for structural determination)

• AKRON site found by Pei-Hung Yeh and Hyacinthe Yarabe (The main page for a very good academic polymer effort)

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