While these links are not of a forensic nature they are of general interest
and give a bit of background to the scientific principles behind forensic
investigations.
General Science
The Why? Files
Chemistry
ChemFinder.Com
 |
A database of molecules including downloadable structures, just type in
the name of the molecule that you are interested in. |
Molecular
Expressions
|
A gallery of photomicrographs of all kinds of chemicals including
pharmaceuticals, silicon "doodles" and beer! |
Molecular Luminescence
Home Page 
|
Come and found out about the amazing phenomenon of
Chemiluminescence. |
Molecule of the
Month
|
Information about interesting molecules, including some of forensic
interest. |
OzChemNet
|
The Australian chemistry network, a list of Australian Chemistry
Resources. |
Royal Australian Chemical Institute
Royal Society of Chemistry
Web Elements
|
An excellent on-line interactive periodic table by Dr Mark Winter based at
the University of Sheffield (the first on the World Wide Web). |
Visual Elements
|
An interactive periodic table along with stunning computer art based on
the chemical and physical properties of the elements. Not to be missed. |
Biology
Beginners
Guide to Molecular Biology
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A great place to to get an overview of DNA, RNA, proteins and amino acids. |
Biology WWW
Links at Deakin University
|
A comprehensive list of biology websites put together as part of the First
Year Biology Web Project at Deakin. |
MIT Biology
Hypertextbook
Astronomy
(I know not very forensic - but fascinating all the same)
Windows to the Universe
NASA's Observatorium
| If you know of any sites that
you think would be suitable on this page or if there are any links that
are broken please contact the author. |
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