SCIENCE HYPERMEDIA, INC.

Overview

Science Hypermedia, Inc. provides on-line, CD-ROM, and print educational resources for the science community. Maintenance and continued development of the on-line educational hypermedia is funded by corporate sponsors, which greatly adds to the comprehensiveness of the material by providing links to up-to-date product information.

History of Science Hypermedia

Science Hypermedia went on-line March 1, 1996. The educational documents originated from the Chemistry Hypermedia Project (CHP), which Professor Brian Tissue began at Virginia Tech in October 1993. The CHP was supported by the National Science Foundation, Division of Undergraduate Education, DUE-9455382, $80,000, 2/15/95-1/31/97.

For more information see the CHP home page, or the CHP publication list.

Chief Contributors to the Educational Hypermedia

Dr. Brian M. Tissue, Assistant Professor of Chemistry, Virginia Tech: An analytical chemist with expertise in spectroscopy, mass spectrometry, geochemistry, and nanocrystalline materials.
Dr. Mark R. Anderson, Associate Professor of Chemistry, Virginia Tech: An analytical chemist with expertise in electrochemistry, FTIR spectroscopy, and self-assembled monolayers.
Dr. Thomas Chasteen, Associate Professor of Chemistry, Sam Houston State Univerisity: An analytical chemist with expertise in chromatography, spectroscopy, and environmental chemistry.
Ching-Wan Yip and Ronald L. Earp: Past graduate research assistants on the Chemistry Hypermedia Project at Virginia Tech.

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