PubMed
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
Free database of 36M+ biomedical literature citations maintained by NLMNIH — the primary biology literature search.
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Research journals, preprints, news, and discipline-specific resources across the sciences.
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pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
Free database of 36M+ biomedical literature citations maintained by NLMNIH — the primary biology literature search.
biorxiv.org
Preprint server for biology — papers posted before peer review, allowing rapid sharing of findings.
nature.com
Multidisciplinary science journal and news outlet covering the most significant research across all life sciences.
cell.com
Premier journal for life science research, publishing landmark papers in cell biology, genomics, and medicine.
elifesciences.org
Open-access journal for biomedical and life sciences with a transparent peer-review model.
ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
NIH's genetic sequence database containing over 250M sequences — the world's genetic data archive.
ebi.ac.uk
European Molecular Biology Laboratory's bioinformatics institute providing free databases and tools.
ensembl.org
Browser for vertebrate genome data with annotations, variant effects, and comparative genomics.
chemrxiv.org
ACS/RSC preprint server for chemistry — rapidly share research ahead of peer review.
rsc.org
UK learned society publishing 44 journals and providing news and resources for the chemistry community.
cen.acs.org
ACS weekly magazine covering chemistry news, industry, policy, and career information.
pubchem.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
NIH's open chemical database with structure, bioassay, and toxicity data for 100M+ substances.
materialsproject.org
Open database of computed properties for 150,000+ materials to accelerate materials discovery.
webbook.nist.gov
NIST's reference data on thermodynamic and spectral properties of chemical compounds.
pubs.acs.org
American Chemical Society journal portal with JACS, Nano Letters, and 60+ chemistry publications.
iupac.org
International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry setting nomenclature, terminology, and standards for global chemistry.
ipcc.ch
Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change — the authoritative body for assessing climate science and impacts.
climate.nasa.gov
NASA's climate science portal with data, visualisations, and explainers on global warming indicators.
noaa.gov
US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration — weather, ocean, and climate data and forecasts.
carbonbrief.org
UK-based site covering climate science and policy with clear, rigorous articles and data journalism.
climate.copernicus.eu
EU climate monitoring service providing authoritative climate indicators and monthly global temperature reports.
ourworldindata.org
Oxford-based data visualisation of emissions, energy, and climate metrics across countries and time.
realclimate.org
Climate science commentary by working climate scientists — addressing misinformation and explaining current research.
e360.yale.edu
Online magazine from Yale School of the Environment with analysis, reporting, and interviews on environmental issues.
arxiv.org
Preprint server for all areas of mathematics — the primary channel for rapid sharing of mathematical research.
mathworld.wolfram.com
Wolfram's comprehensive and interactive mathematics encyclopaedia covering all branches of maths.
oeis.org
On-Line Encyclopedia of Integer Sequences — search for any number sequence to find its mathematical context.
3blue1brown.com
Grant Sanderson's mathematics YouTube channel known for visually stunning explanations of deep concepts.
projecteuler.net
Series of challenging mathematical and computational problems to solve with programming.
brilliant.org
Interactive learning platform for mathematics, science, and computer science with problem-solving focus.
stats.stackexchange.com
Q&A site for statistics, machine learning, and data analysis on the Stack Exchange network.
statmodeling.stat.columbia.edu
Andrew Gelman's blog on Bayesian statistics, causal inference, and the replication crisis in science.
thelancet.com
One of the world's oldest and most prestigious medical journals, covering clinical research and public health.
nejm.org
The world's most-cited medical journal — landmark clinical trials, reviews, and medical perspectives.
bmj.com
British Medical Journal — clinical research, reviews, and open access to important medical studies.
cochranelibrary.com
Gold standard for evidence-based medicine — systematic reviews and meta-analyses of clinical interventions.
who.int
World Health Organization — global health data, disease surveillance, and international health standards.
medrxiv.org
Preprint server for clinical and health sciences enabling rapid sharing of research before peer review.
statnews.com
Journalism focused on health, medicine, and life sciences — strong on biotech, drug development, and policy.
cdc.gov
US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention — authoritative public health data, guidelines, and surveillance.
neurosciencenews.com
Open-access neuroscience news aggregating research from universities, hospitals, and institutes worldwide.
brain-map.org
Allen Institute's comprehensive gene expression and connectivity data for mouse and human brains.
brainfacts.org
Public outreach resource from the Society for Neuroscience with accessible explanations of brain science.
psyarxiv.com
Preprint server for psychology and cognitive science, part of the Center for Open Science.
quantamagazine.org
In-depth science journalism on consciousness, cognition, and the neuroscience of mind from Quanta Magazine.
braininitiative.nih.gov
US federal initiative accelerating neuroscience through new tools to understand brain circuits and disorders.
sfn.org
World's largest neuroscience organisation publishing the Journal of Neuroscience and hosting Neuroscience conference.
nature.com
High-impact journal publishing monthly papers on cellular, systems, and cognitive neuroscience.
quantamagazine.org
Non-profit science journalism covering mathematics, physics, biology, and computer science for a broad audience.
sciencedaily.com
Aggregator of research news across all sciences, drawn from press releases of leading universities.
newscientist.com
Weekly science magazine and website covering the latest research and its implications for society.
scientificamerican.com
Longest-continuously-published US science magazine — accessible deep-dives into all scientific fields.
nautil.us
Science magazine publishing long-form essays exploring science through the lenses of culture and philosophy.
sciencefriday.com
Nonprofit public radio programme and podcast covering the latest in science, technology, and culture.
phys.org
Science and technology news from around the world, aggregating press releases from research institutions.
discovermagazine.com
Popular science magazine covering biology, environment, physics, and emerging technology for general audiences.
quantamagazine.org
Award-winning science journalism covering cutting-edge physics, from quantum mechanics to cosmology.
arxiv.org
Preprint server for physics manuscripts across all subfields — the primary dissemination channel for physics research.
aps.org
Professional body publishing Physical Review journals and Physics magazine with open access content.
home.cern
European Organisation for Nuclear Research operating the world's largest particle physics laboratory and the LHC.
symmetrymagazine.org
Online magazine jointly published by SLAC and Fermilab covering particle physics and related science.
perimeterinstitute.ca
Canadian theoretical physics institute with public lectures, Perimeter Scholars, and free online courses.
hyperphysics.phy-astr.gsu.edu
Hierarchical reference of physics concepts from Georgia State University — maps and explanations of all major topics.
fnal.gov
US national laboratory for particle physics and accelerator science, home of the Tevatron and Muon g-2.
arxiv.org
The founding preprint server covering physics, maths, CS, economics, and biology — 2M+ papers freely accessible.
biorxiv.org
Preprint server for biology maintained by Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory.
medrxiv.org
Preprint server for health sciences and clinical research — rapid sharing before peer review.
nature.com
Multidisciplinary science journal publishing landmark research across all scientific disciplines since 1869.
science.org
AAAS journal — one of the two most prestigious multidisciplinary science journals alongside Nature.
plos.org
Open-access journal covering all sciences with rigorous peer review and no impact-factor bias.
semanticscholar.org
AI-powered research tool from Allen Institute indexing 200M+ papers with semantic search and citation analysis.
openalex.org
Fully open index of global research output — papers, authors, venues, institutions, and concepts.
scholar.google.com
Free web search engine for scholarly literature — articles, theses, books, and court opinions.
ssrn.com
Preprint server and open repository for social sciences, economics, and law.
nasa.gov
US space agency — missions, discoveries, imagery, and open data from Earth observation to deep space exploration.
esa.int
European Space Agency — European space missions, Earth observation, and international cooperation.
spacex.com
Elon Musk's private launch company — Falcon 9, Starship, Crew Dragon, and Starlink updates.
skyandtelescope.org
Magazine and website for amateur and professional astronomy with observing guides, news, and equipment reviews.
planetary.org
World's largest non-governmental space organisation — advocacy, education, and citizen-funded space projects.
jpl.nasa.gov
NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory — home of Mars rovers, Voyager, and dozens of solar system missions.
heavens-above.com
Real-time satellite tracking, ISS pass predictions, and planet visibility data for any location.
space.com
General space news covering launches, discoveries, astronomy, and space industry developments.
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