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Kathy Barker blogs on Scientists As Citizens, about activism beyond the lab bench.

The life of a Gentleman Scientist: Chris Mack's personal page with the occasional professional ulterior motive.

Albert Einstein Website Online. The most comprehensive online web site dedicated to the life of Albert Einstein (1879-1955), the theoretical physicist. Learn more about the theory of relativity, e=mc2, his 1921 Noble Prize in Physics, or read an amazing collection of quotes from the great scientist and maybe even greater humanist.

This is the home page for the Chicago Section of the American Chemical Society, a professional society of chemists in academia industry, government, and related fields.

The central nervous system is unquestionably the most important organ of our body, and injury to the brain or spinal cord has devastating consequences. Research is beginning to unravel the complexities of the injured CNS and is opening new doors for scientists, clinicians, and patients. The National Neurotrauma Society seeks to accelerate research that will provide answers for clinicians and ultimately improve the treatments available to patients. The National Neurotrauma Society will continue to promote excellence in the field by providing opportunities for scientists, establishing standards in both basic and clinical research, encouraging and supporting research, and promoting liaisons with other organizations that influence the care and cure of neurotrauma victims.

Ryan Lee's personal website

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