aspiring_librarian

Tweets and retweets are for MLIS coursework.

[aspiring_librarian @aspiringlibrar2]

@LIScluster https://t.co/BJNb8lOJtr is an online resource for physics & astronomy news, reference resources, education resources, & scientist Q&As. Some fun features include unit conversion calculators, interactive periodic tables, decimal charts, & humidex/windchill calculators.

[aspiring_librarian @aspiringlibrar2]

@LIScluster The Visible Human Project from the NIH National Library of Medicine is an anatomically detailed 3D representation of the human body - with CT & MRI images. The datasets help study human anatomy and are in a publicly accessible image library. https://t.co/IGCHQzmQ81

[aspiring_librarian @aspiringlibrar2]

@briparking @LIScluster love a good podcast - and love NPR! Another one from them is Radiolab, which isn't exclusively a science pod but does tend to be science heavy in its topics of choice. https://t.co/FblbsTrbqA There's also the Science Friday podcast too! https://t.co/Xob2Hanb2r

[aspiring_librarian @aspiringlibrar2]

@LIScluster In a summer of record highs (again), an interesting resource is the Climate Maps and data snapshots at NOAA's https://t.co/yPYcDZHdBs (https://t.co/proyVVrWXh), which shows things like how temperatures and precipitation have changed over time.

[aspiring_librarian @aspiringlibrar2]

@infolori1 @LIScluster NASA is a funding partner for the Virtual Observatory. They also have a site for the Hubble Telescope which has images and videos from Hubble available at https://t.co/K7XsMKvogm

[aspiring_librarian @aspiringlibrar2]

@LIScluster For those looking for space science resources, the NASA Technical Reports Server has access to full conference papers, journal articles, research reports and more which were created or funded by NASA - many available in a public database https://t.co/Gp4x86gd7W

[aspiring_librarian @aspiringlibrar2]

@briparking @LIScluster This sounds like a good one to check out! Another science-related pod is Ologies with Alie Ward - a recent episode is "quarantinology", but there are ones on ecology, biology, etc. (and specialized ones like pinnipedology -- that's walruses and seals!) https://t.co/pQOs7CX3gb

[aspiring_librarian @aspiringlibrar2]

@LIScluster The DOE Data Explorer is the US Dept of Energy's Office of Scientific and Technical Information search tool for DOE-funded, publicly available scientific data. The Data Explorer has projects, collections, and datasets available at https://t.co/UTxmeXYUhY.

[aspiring_librarian @aspiringlibrar2]

@Rod_STEM @LIScluster Makerspaces are so popular now! I found an open education website that has a Librarian's Guide to Makerspaces https://t.co/HaMFsuFEST

[aspiring_librarian @aspiringlibrar2]

@LIScluster For info about medical studies with human volunteers, https://t.co/4h3rabBZVS is the largest clinic trial database, containing registrations from trials all over the world. The database is run by the NLM and NIH and was created by the FDA Modernization Act of 1997.

[aspiring_librarian @aspiringlibrar2]

@LIScluster https://t.co/8pPSyk3Bw9 is a free open-access archive for over 1 million scholarly articles in several fields of science, supported by Cornell University. (Note: articles are subject to a moderation process before posting but not peer-reviewed by arXiv)