Porter, 'WWWorld', NCSU Libraries Newsletter v23n06 (January 1996)
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_The NCSU Libraries Newsletter_
Volume 23 no. 6
January 1996
Porter, George
"WWWorld"


The interest in nonisotropic samples is increasing these years, 
and a highly efficient method for their study is polarization 
spectroscopy.  To promote communication between 
polarization spectroscopists of all kinds--from basic 
researchers to those applying polarization spectroscopy in 
biology, medicine, materials science, and other fields--
Roskilde University's Department of Life Sciences and 
Chemistry and the Roskilde University Library have decided to 
test the usefulness of an electronic newsletter, _Polarization 
Spectroscopy of Ordered Systems (PSOS): A Newsletter for 
Spectroscopists Using Polarized Light_. It is intended as a 
forum for fast, informal discussion between researchers in a 
small, specialized field.

http://frederik.ruc.dk/dis/chem/psos/psos.htm


_Journal of Political Ecology: Case Studies in History and 
Society_ (_JPE_) is a peer-reviewed journal begun in 1994 
that welcomes submissions in English, French, and Spanish 
from a broad range of disciplines.  It hopes to encourage 
research into the linkages between political economy and 
human environmental impacts.  It is provided free and 
supported by the Political Ecology SOciety (PESO).  _JPE_ 
publishes articles without rigid length criteria and book 
reviews.  Articles and reviews are published incrementally 
(rather than in issues) and paginated in annual volumes.  _JPE_ 
is produced at the Bureau of Applied Research in Anthropology 
and is available through, as well as archived at, the University 
of Arizona Library, Tucson.

http://www.library.arizona.edu/ej/jpe/jpeweb.html


_J.UCS_ (_Journal of Universal Computer Science_) is a 
refereed journal covering all areas of computer science.  
_J.UCS_ is published in twelve yearly issues over the Internet 
and also on CD-ROM and paper by Springer-Verlag at the end of 
every year.  The network version will be free of charge in 1995 
and 1996.  Articles are categorized according to the ACM 
Computing Reviews Classification Scheme (with permission 
from ACM) and are available both in text (HTML) and PostScript 
formats (and fully searchable).

http://hyperg.iicm.tu-graz.ac.at/0x811b9908_0x0008eaac


The _RAND Journal of Economics_, formerly the _Bell Journal 
of Economics_, supports and encourages research in the 
behavior of regulated industries, the economic analysis of 
organizations, and, more generally, applied microeconomics.  
Both theoretical and empirical articles in economics and law 
are published.  Abstracts and tables of contents for the 
entirety of all titles of this serial, from 1970 to the present, 
are available from this site.  The abstracts are included in a 
searchable database.  All issues are available from the NCSU 
Libraries--D. H. Hill Library--Call Number: HD2763.A2 B4.

http://www.rand.org:80/misc/rje/


_The Life and Works of Herman Melville_ is a publication of 
the Herman Melville Internet Society, an organization 
dedicated to disseminating information about Herman Melville 
on the Internet and the World Wide Web.  Among the resources 
offered through this site are a bibliography of Melville 
biographies; links to complete electronic texts of Melville's 
works (at present only the more popular novels and several 
short pieces are available);  publishing history, excerpts, and 
contemporary reviews;  and a bibliography of Melville 
criticism, both general and work-specific.

http://www.melville.org/


Resources for Studying Beowulf provides a bibliography of 
critical readings on Beowulf, links to two modern translations 
of the epic, an Old English rendition, and a searchable version 
of a modern translation of the text.

http://www.georgetown.edu:80/irvinemj/english016/beowulf/
beowulf.html