Explore the life and accomplishments of this electrical inventor, enter an interactive laboratory with sounds, animations and explanations of Tesla's key inventions, take virtual tours demonstrating how power and radio are transmitted from a station to your home. Companion site to the PBS television production.

Short biography of Lorenzo Amedeo Avogadro - the person behind the concept of mole.

History of women in science from antiquity to the nineteenth century. Includes biographies, photographs, and references.

Book has biographies of fifteen women scientists. Ten of them won the Nobel Prize in science; the other five were crucial in discoveries that led to a Nobel for someone else. Illustrated.

Provides biographies of women scientists throughout history, along with a timeline and a list of career fields.

Provides biographies and photographs of five Canadian scientists.

Provides simple biographies of astronomers, philosophers, and scientists from ancient times through the modern day.

Short biographies of more than a dozen scientists who conducted experiments in the field of energy.

Biographies of scientists, collectors and artists in the fields of paleontology and biology.

Guide to science biography indexed by subject and academic level, timelines and science on stamps.

Celebrates the accomplishments of contemporary women active in science-related fields. A new profile is added each day during the month of June. Past profiles are archived on site.

About the life, goals, research, and achievements of this child prodigy who was, at 11, the youngest winner of the Washington State Science and Engineering Fair.

Scientists from the Natural History Museum describe their jobs, and why they chose to work with rocks or insects or fossils.

Gives biographical backgrounds about early astronomers, biologists, chemists, engineers, inventors, physicists and radiologists. Also, has general description of some main branches of science.

Biographies of African Americans working in the science fields, ranging from geologists and astronomers to mathematicians and inventors.