Columbia University physicist Brian Greene recently chose the winner of the String Theory in Two Minutes or Less user-generated video contest. Check it out:
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Learn String Theory in Under 2 Minutes
November 4th, 2007 studenthacks.org Posted in Science Comments Off
Pimped-Out Periodic Table of Elements
October 19th, 2007 studenthacks.org Posted in Online Resources, Science Comments Off
This web-based Periodic Table of Elements is pretty freakin’ cool. It’s built
entirely in XHTML, which allows you to copy, print, and resize the data however you want.
You can easily view the properties of each element (which pulls data from Wikipedia), and dynamically switch the layout to focus your attention on orbitals, isotopes, or whatever you’re interested in. There’s even a printable periodic table of elements (pdf) that’s pretty cool too.