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BIOGRAPHY RESOURCES OUC Print Resources Biography Reference Resource s Reference section- non-circulating books , find according to LC# - check for the red dot on the spine To locate books at Quinn Library in ALICE General Biography Reference books (non-circulating): choose "Chillicothe" from the "Search by Campus" list in the bottom right corner do a SUBJECT search of biography dictionaries (it will break down to a list of LC Subjects - just choose Biography Dictionaries) More specific Biography books (circulating and additional reference books): choose "Chillicothe" from the "Search by Campus" list in the bottom right corner do a SUBJECT search on Biography this will bring up list of LC Subjects note that a lot of these books are in the LC# (Library of Congress call number) CT. You can also browse that section in the stacks. Or, do the KEYWORD search: biography, then limit the search to Book/English - this will reap a wonderful list of specific biographic titles. To find a biography on a specific person choose "Chillicothe" from the "Search by Campus" list in the bottom right corner

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PROJECTS 6th Grade Science Percy Julian Pathfinders will help you find information on the Internet and in the Media Center about your topic. Search as many places as necessary in order to gather information for your research. To help you with this process, refer to the Search Engine Strategy Plan which will make your list of hits more on target. In the media center students will learn about the resources available to them. They will follow the steps below and then then access the print and non print information. Notes will be taken on their worksheets. Step 1: Choosing key words Step 2: Using specialized Internet sources - online services Step 3: Using Internet Links Step 4: Using search engines Step 5: Using Media Center resources Step 6: Citing electronic sources Key Words Remember that you are searching for specific information on your African American Scientist. You will want to use key words that bring you to the most specific sites on the Internet. For this assignment, using the person's name will probably take you directly for information. Use last name first. For example, "Julian, Percy." Or, you can also try using a key word combination such as "soybeans AND Percy." Specialized Internet Sources - Online Services Use these on-line sources right from this page to find information about your

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Back to home page School sites: Student Loans Student Loan Consolidation GO TO the index for this page General Science Resources Bill Nye the Science Guy makes science fun. Really! Dr. Matrix Science Web World: Junior Scientists is one of the best overall sites you will find. Groovy graphics, too. Explore Science is a virtual science lab devoted to scientific theory. Shockwave needed. Mad Scientist Network connects you to the experts. Questions submitted must be science related and are usually answered within seven days. There is a searchable archive that dates back to 1995. Science Friday Kids' Connection is one of the coolest science sites. Hosted by National Public Radio, here you can perform online experiments to learn about everything from gravity to plastic, read about emerging diseases, insects, and just about anything else you can think of. The Science Learning Network "explores how telecomputing can support inquiry-based science education." Sounds boring, right? It isn't, though. I wonder who's eye they're about to cut open there? Scientific American: Ask the Experts will answer your questions by email. The site also contains archives of information about astronomy, biology, chemistry, computer science, environmental science, geology, math, medicine, and physics.

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MAIN PAGE BIOGRAPHY LIST DATELINES BIOSCOPES ... WHO AM I? Franz Josef Gall Researched and written by : Dennis T. Cheng I attest that the following biography is a product of my own original work. Biography One of the most well known scientists of the 18th century, Franz Josef Gall was a renowned anatomist, and physiologist. He was most widely known for his concepts of localized functions in the brain, and cranioscopy (later referred to as phrenology). Gall’s main goal was to develop a functional anatomy and physiology of the brain as well as a revised psychology of personality as “organology” (www.geocities.com). Gall’s Life Franz Josef Gall was born on March 9, 1758, in the village of Tiefenbronn in Baden, Germany to a family of devout Roman Catholics (www.whonamedit.com). Gall began his education with his uncle, a catholic priest, then continued in schools in Baden and Bruchsal. In 1777, at the age of 19, Gall went to Strasbourg and began medical studies under Jean Hermann. It was here that Gall developed his interest for research, particularly the natural sciences and comparative anatomy. Gall also married a young woman named Miss Leisler, (whose first name was not recorded) while he was in Strasbourg (www.geocities.com). Even though Gall was married, he had a number of mistresses, one of whom eventually gave birth to his son, Hamann (www.whonamedit.com). Because of this, Gall’s marriage was not a happy one, but he would not let this interfere with his work. Gall was quoted as saying, “Neither sin nor friends will ever leave me” (as cited in www.geocities.com).

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Scientists Observe Light Fighting To Escape Black Hole's Pull June 28, 2002 GSFC This illustration represents the immediate vicinity of the black hole, with the event horizon depicted as a black sphere. Credit: NASA Scientists have found new evidence that light emanating from near a black hole loses energy climbing out of a gravitational well created by the black hole, a key prediction of Einstein's theory of general relativity. Black holes are celestial objects with gravity so intense that nothing, not even light, can escape from them once past their boundary, called the event horizon. This makes a black hole invisible, but black holes reveal their presence by their strong pull on matter that is close to but not beyond their event horizons. Astronomers want to observe the regions near black holes because they believe that a black hole's powerful gravity will warp the space and time next to it in accord with the bizarre predictions of Einstein's theory. This observation of warped space, made with the Chandra X-ray Observatory and the XMM-Newton satellite, also offers a novel glimpse inside that chaotic swirl of gas surrounding a black hole, called an accretion disk: The scientists captured bright hotspots in small, localized regions within the disk, a crucial step needed to map such a region. Dr. T. Jane Turner of NASA Goddard Space Flight Center and the University of Maryland, Baltimore County, is the lead author of an Astrophysical Journal letter published this week discussing these results.

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90. ASU Noble Library - Scientific Biography Science Reference Room Biographical Information in Science, Health and Engineering TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION GENERAL BIOGRAPHY Biographical information about individuals in all fields of endeavor. SCIENCE BIOGRAPHY IN GENERAL Biographical http://www.asu.edu/lib/noble/scirefrm/biogra.htm

Science Reference Room Biographical Information in Science, Health and Engineering TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION GENERAL BIOGRAPHY Biographical information about individuals in all fields of endeavor. SCIENCE BIOGRAPHY IN GENERAL Biographical information about individuals in all fields of science and engineering. MATHEMATICS AND COMPUTER SCIENCE ASTRONOMY PHYSICS CHEMISTRY ... INDEXES TO BIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION IN SCIENCE INTRODUCTION Listed below are a series of sources that should be useful in locating biographical information on scientists and engineers. Reference books and web sites have been included. The listed reference books can be found in the Science Reference Department of Noble Library and in the Reference Department of Hayden Library. The call number of the book indicates the location. This is not an exhaustive list GO TO: TABLE OF CONTENTS GENERAL BIOGRAPHY Social Sciences and Humanities Although not devoted to science this web site offers a wealth of biographical informational sources in the Social Sciences and Humanities. It is offered by the Hayden Reference Department at ASU.

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