Biology (BIOL): Web Resources

Founded in 2006 by Stanford University's Dan Coleman, the site also contains great lectures by Toni Morrison and Bertrand Russell (among others) and great readings by notables such as T.S. Eliot and Anne Sexton. If readers are looking for art and images, the Met, the Getty, the British Library, and other museums and galleries are featured here. In essence, Open Culture gathers together all of the wonderful, disparate content from around the web, curates it, and presents it in an easily navigable and enchanting format.

BiologyBrowser is a free database of resources that provides helpful information and links to bibliographic information for the life sciences information community. This valuable resource enables scientists, students, and anyone searching for biologically oriented information to locate more than 25,000 Web links describing the natural world. Each reference is evaluated by Zoological Record staff. Every Web site is reviewed before it goes into the database to ensure that it is a valuable life sciences resource.