Environmental Science Resources
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Full-text Ebsco Academic Search Premier Proquest Multiple databases Science Direct FirstSearch To search for articles that are not found in the Farmingdale library resources, use FirstSearch.

Circulating Books
The following is just a small selection of our recent acquisitions.

• Search our catalog for comprehensive coverage.

Rm 134 Reserve 1 hour 2009	Talaro, Kathleen P., Foundations in microbiology
Rm 134 Reserve 1 hour 2008	Russell, Peter J., Biology : the dynamic science
QH317 .P47	Perry, James W., Laboratory manual general biology
QH324.2 .Z84 2008	Zvelebil, Marketa J., Understanding bioinformatics
QD415.3 .M66 2008	Moorthy, Krish, Fundamentals of biochemical calculations
QR82.E6 Z56 2008	Zimmer, Carl, Microcosm : E. coli and the new science of life
R724 .B4912 2008	Wagner, Viqi, Biomedical ethics
QH588.S83 F86 2008	Monroe, Kristen R., Fundamentals of the stem cell debate : the scientific, religious, ethical, and political issues
QH588.S83 F69 2007	Fox, Cynthia, Cell of cells : the global race to capture and control the stem cell
RB43.7 B8 2007	Bruns, David E., Fundamentals of molecular diagnostics
Q130 .W49 2007	Ceci, Stephen J., Why aren’t more women in science? : top researchers debate the evidence
QH605 .M85 2007	Morgan, David Owen, The cell cycle : principles of control
R724 .B4914 2007	Steinberg, David, Biomedical ethics : a multidisciplinary approach to moral issues in medicine and biology
B818 .W665 2007	Wilson, David Sloan, Evolution for everyone : how Darwin’s theory can change the way we think about our lives
BF685 .B57 2006	Carroll, Sean B., The making of the fittest : DNA and the ultimate forensic record of evolution
QH310 .D65 2005	Dolphin, Warren D., Biological investigations : form, function, diversity, and process

Reference Books

REF QH13 .A25 2008	Abercrombie, M.(Michael), A dictionary of biology
REF Q127.U6 R45 2008	Lawson, Russell, Research and discovery : landmarks and pioneers in American science
REF QP34.5 .M24 2005	Mai, Larry L., The Cambridge Dictionary of human biology and evolution
REF QH302.5 .M378 2005	McGraw-Hill concise encyclopedia of bioscience
REF QM554 .A52 2001	Anatomy, histology, & cell biology : PreTest self-assessment and review
REF QM554 .A52 2001	Klein, Robert M., Anatomy, histology, & cell biology : PreTest self-assessment and review
REF QH307.2 .I56 1999	Walters, M., Innovations in biology

DVD's in the Library

DVD 91 2007		Potent biology stem cells, cloning, and regeneration
DVD 24 2006		Evolution constant change and common threads
DVD 4 2003		2000 and beyond confronting the microbe menace
DVD 6 2003		Scanning life’s matrix genes, proteins, and small molecules
DVD 5 2002		Clockwork genes discoveries in biological time

Videos in the Library

VTC 929 1997		Life
VTC 1043 1995, 4 parts		Planet of life

Journals in the Library

• For a complete list of journals held by Greenley Library in the field of biology, please go to our online journals list and scroll to the Biology section. http://www.farmingdale.edu/library/titlessubject.html#b
  
  We also have access to a number of full text journals through the databases listed above.

General Websites

• U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)
  http://epa.gov
  Today, more than ever, consumers have the ability — and the interest — to invest in clean energy. Clean energy includes energy efficiency and clean energy supply options like highly efficient combined heat and power as well as renewable energy sources. EPA’s Clean Energy Programs are working with state policy makers, electric and gas utilities, energy customers, and other key stakeholders.
  
  
• Clean Energy Guidebook (EPA)
  http://epa.gov/cleanenergy/energy-programs/state-and-local/index.html
  Today, more than ever, consumers have the ability — and the interest — to invest in clean energy. Clean energy includes energy efficiency and clean energy supply options like highly efficient combined heat and power as well as renewable energy sources. EPA’s Clean Energy Programs are working with state policy makers, electric and gas utilities, energy customers, and other key stakeholders.
  
  
• Librarians Internet Index - Websites You Can Trust
  http://www.lii.org/
  Type in your Search Term to locate quality web sites by research subject. The home page has 13 major Subject areas to search, including a major section on Science - Environment
  
  

Jobs

• BioCareer - The Biotechnology Career Center
  http://www.biocareer.com/
  Claims to have over 4,000 listings. Resume hosting available.
  
  
• Career Resources Page on Greenley Virtual Library
  http://www.farmingdale.edu/library/careerguide.html
  Local Area and Domestic Job Search Tools, Job Sites by Major area of Study.
  
  
• LabTechnicianJobs.com
  http://www.labtechnicianjobs.com/
  Part of the Health Care Job Store, this site lets you look for a job, get resume help, and research employers. As of April, 2000, there were a few NY jobs listed, including some in Melville. Search by keyword. A subset of Healthcarejobstore.com.
  
  
• MedZilla
  http://www.medzilla.com/
  Not the best interface, but lots of bio-related jobs.
  
  
• SciJobs.org
  http://sciencecareers.sciencemag.org/
  Scijobs.org indexes biology jobs, chemistry jobs, biochemistry jobs, biotechnology jobs, and a range of related science jobs. Submit your resume online.
  
  

Organizations

• Biological Societies on the Web
  http://biodiversity.uno.edu/cgi-bin/hlsocieties
  Links to websites for app. 40 organizations related to biology, such as the Society of Nematologists or the World Congress of Malacology
  
  

Listservs

• BioSci Listservs
  http://www.bio.net/archives.html
  Find listservs on many topics, such as "G-protein coupled receptor systems" or "The biology of grasses."
  
  

eJournals

• BioOne
  http://www.bioone.org
  BioOne brings to the Web a uniquely valuable aggregation of the full-texts of high-impact bioscience research journals. Most of BioOne’s titles are published by small societies and non-commercial publishers, and, until now, have been available only in printed form.
  
  
• PLoS Biology
  http://biology.plosjournals.org/perlserv/?request=index-html&issn=1545-7885
  PLoS Biology is a peer-reviewed, open-access journal published by the Public Library of Science (PLoS), a non-profit organization committed to making scientific and medical literature a public resource.
  
  
• Biological Procedures Online
  http://www.biologicalprocedures.com/
  BPO publishe s new research techniques or novel adaptations of existing techniques. Free online.
  
  
• Journals in Cell and Molecular Biology
  http://www.cellbio.com/elecpubs.html
  This is an extensive list of journals, both free full-text and pay-per-article. Most have free access to abstracts or tables of contents.
  
  

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