National Science Foundation INDEX

National Science Foundation (NSF), Undergraduate Education (DUE) (2009) http //www.nsf.gov/div/index.jsp org=DUE (accessed June 2009). 

Clemson University. Introductory Chemistry Lab Experiments in Environmental Chemistry, Environmental Chemistry Library. National Science Foundation, 2002. http //www.ces.clemson.edu/ecl/labs/general/ index.html... 

With grant support from the National Science Foundation, this acquisitions program was initiated and by the end of 1960, some 1235 journals indexed in Chemical Abstracts, but not received bv any of the twenty cooperating libraries, were being subscribed for by MILC. The continued objective of the program is to assure complete coverage of chemical literature among the research libraries of the Midwest. 

NOTE International collaboration is the number of U.S. articles with at least one non-U.S. coauthor as a share of the total number of U.S. articles. Field volume is in whole counts, where each institutional coauthor is assigned an entire count. SOURCES Institute for Scientific Information, Science Citation Index and Social Sciences Citation Index CHI Research, Inc. and National Science Foundation, Division of Science Resources Statistics, special tabulations. See Appendix Tables 5-39 and 5-40. 

Internet Scont Project, http //scout.wisc.edn/index.php (accessed October 20, 2010). Housed at the University of Wisconsin and funded by the National Science Foundation, Mellon Foundation, and others, the Internet Scont Project has focused on developing better tools and services for finding, filtering, and presenting online information and metadata, and produces the Scout Report, one of the Web s oldest and most respected current awareness services. Published every Friday since 1994, it is read by more than 250,000 readers every week. Scanning issues weekly or searching the archives can reveal many useful resources, (from Web page). 

National Science Foundation. Various funding opportunities, jobs, activities, news, and so on, of particular interest to the bioengineer may be found at the Directorate for Biological Sciences, http //www.nsf.gov/bio/ (accessed June 24, 2010) and the Division of Chemical, Bioengineering, Environmental and Transport (CBET) Systems, http //www.nsf.gov/div/ index.jsp org=CBET (accessed June 24, 2010). 

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