study

References stud the shelves. They look dull but useful. Many are well thumbed.

General

• Google, the search engine.
• UIUC Library (via Telnet).
• UIUC Library Web-Page.
• UIUC online journals.
• Ovid Current Contents journal search facility.
• Pub Med medical journal search facility.
• Lincoln Trail Library System
• Oxford English Dictionary (UIUC only), and the list of OED abbreviations. Argh: as of Aug 6, they took away the nice lean interface, and now you have to use an ugly (non lynx-friendly) framified version. I'm working on a cgi that'll make it not suck, but that could be a while. Deal.
• Encyclopaedia Brittanica (UIUC only).

Physics

• Physics at UI home page.
• External web page for the Theoretical Biophysics group, of which I am part.
• LANL e-print server.

Biophysics

Text references:
• Internal web page for the Theoretical Biophysics group.
• Online Genes VII. WOW!
• Online Biophysics Textbook
• Online Macromolecular Modeling and Computer Simulation tutorial
• Online molecular dynamics tutorial with examples in CHARMM.
Online tools:
• Biocore Login
• Protein Data Bank
• Genomics tools:
  • What Is There 39 genomes and counting.
  • KEGG Kyoto Encyclopedia of Genes and Genomes (nice interface)
• Biology Workbench at SDSC and related web-based tools from NCSA
Software manuals:
• NAMD Manual
• VMD Manual
• CATDCD Manual
• X-PLOR Manual
• GROMACS manual
• CHARMM Homepage. "Did you mean charm, Harvard?" asked the Alta Vista search engine.
• Documentation for MSI programs - requires password.

Computation:

• TB computation and software guides, and a link directly to the admin info -- INTERNAL.
• Supercomputers:
  • NCSA Origin2000 (modi4)
  • PSC T3E (jaromir)
  • PSC TCS (lemieux)
• The PostScript Language FAQ. That's right, I write PostScript. So?