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| MarShield Custom lead casting and products for nuclear and medical radiation shielding. Located in Canada. |
| MassSupply Discounted lab, cleanroom and safety supplies. |
| Radiology_Equipment_Company Clear lead plastic modular barriers and windows used for radiation protection, clinicaland laboratory settings. |
| Scientific_Dust_Collectors Specializing in dust collection, indoor air quality, and sub-micron particle counting for clean rooms. |
| S-Curve_Technologies Acrylic storage dispensers for the high tech cleanrooms, medical/dental facilities and research/university laboratories. |
| Xsential Anti static lab wear. |
| Countdown_to_the_next_Galileo_Flyby Illustrated information on the previous and upcoming Galileo flybys. |
| Galileo_Europa_Mission GEM - a highly focused follow-on to Galileo's Jupiter system exploration and a precursor for future missions to Europa and Io. GEM will conduct a detailed study of Europa over 14 months, then plunge |
| The_Galileo_Mission Spacecraft and mission information, with links to related sites. |
| Galileo_Project_Information Mission information and overview, with links to related sites. |
| Galileo_SSI_Team_Science_Page Technical information on Galileo's camera and its data. |
| Galileo_to_Jupiter A general introduction to the mission, with extensive links. |
| Galileo_WebChat Archive of online discussions with Galielo team members. |
| Galileo/NIMS_Home_Page Information on the Near-Infrared Mapping Spectrometer. |
| Science_with_the_Galileo_Star_Scanner Offers technical papers on how this navigation instrument can also be used for scientific observations, such as radiation detection and observation of variable stars. |
| Universe_Today__Galileo_News A selection of news reports on the Galileo mission. |
| Engineers_Working_on_Galileo_Camera_Mystery Engineers may be close to fixing a malfunctioning camera on NASA's Galileo spacecraft. (February 22, 2001) |
| NASA_Probes_Crashing_Explorer NASA is considering a plan to crash Galileo at the end of its mission into Jupiter to avoid the possibility of the satellite contaminating possible life on Europa. (July 4, 2000) |
| Galileo_Gets_Extension_On_Jovian_Adventure News on the extension of the Galileo mission. (March 8, 2000) |
| New_Horizons Spacecraft and mission profile from the National Space Science Data Center. |
| New_Horizons_Science_Team Southwest Research Institute's site offers spacecraft details and program status. |
| We_Want_Pluto,_Scientists_Plead The National Research Council urges an exploration of Pluto and the Kuiper Belt. [Wired] (July 11, 2002) |
| A_Shortcut_to_Pluto New Horizons mission team plots a faster path to Pluto and the Kuiper Belt. Spacecraft could complete 3 billion mile journey by 2015. (February 21, 2002) |
| NASA_Revives_Pluto_Mission;_2004_Launch_Possible News report of a NASA announcement that a mission to Pluto could launch as soon as 2004 and arrive eight years later. (December 20, 2000) |
| Applications_of_Geosynthetics_in_Northern_Minnesota Slide show of installation procedures using geotextiles and geogrids in road construction . |
| Geosynthetic_Materials List and short descriptions of the various geosynthetic materials utilised in geotechnical and environmental engineering projects. From the Geosynthetic Research Institute. |
| European_Pollen_Database Collaborative project at NOAA to compile Quaternary pollen data. |
| Faunmap An electronic database for the late Quaternary distribution of mammal species in the United States. Illinois State Museum. |
| Paleolimnology Web resources and links about paleolimnology and pollen studies. |
| Palynology_Springboard Course presents an overview of pollen morphology and pollination ecology, a history of palynology, and methodology for application of palynology to paleobotanical, geological and archaeological envi |
| Review_and_Atlas_of_Palaeovegetation Preliminary land ecosystem maps of the world since the Last Glacial Maximum. |
| Food_Insects_Newsletter How-to articles about harvesting and preparing insects. |
| University_Entomology_Programs Directory of available programs. |
| Applied_Analysis_and_Differential_Equations Iasi, Romania ; 4--9 September 2006. |
| Differential_Equations_and_Singularities_Tordesillas_2006 A satellite conference of ICM 2006, to celebrate the 60th birthday of José Manuel Aroca Madrid. Tordesillas, Valladolid, Spain; 4--8 September 2006. |
| Spectral_Theory_and_Partial_Differential_Equations Research session at the Isaac Newton Institute for Mathematical Sciences, Cambridge, UK; 17 July -- 11 August 2006. |
| Texas_Partial_Differential_Equations_Seminar An annual event that brings together researchers working on partial differential equations and related topics. Next meeting: Edinburg, TX; 19--20 March 2005. |
| GLOMIS_-_Global_Mangrove_database_and_Information_System Collection of texts, articles, photographs on mangrove ecosystems worldwide. |
| Oregon_Rocky_Intertidal_Zone An in-depth page dedicated to the tidepools of the Pacific Northwest. Here one will find detailed information on over 30 organisms, original photos and artwork, and links. |
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