| Plasma_Physics_and_Nuclear_Fusion_Experiments List of web sites describing experiments world-wide to study the physics of nuclear fusion by magnetic confinement. |
| Plasma_Physics_Research_Center Plasma Physics Research Center Tehran-Iran |
| Plasma_Simulation_Projects Projects on numerical plasma simulation, including HPEM code, Monte Carlo Module, and Feature Profile Model, developed at the Computational Optical and Discharge Physics Group, University of Illinois. |
| Plasma_TV_Science Guide to plasma science used within the plasma television technology. Includes educational resources and links to related information. |
| Theoretical_Principles_of_Plasma_Physics_and_Atomic_Physics Essential facts and formulae. |
| Who_is_Who_in_Atomic_and_Plasma_Physics_(WWAPP) Database from Plasma Laboratory at Weizmann Institute of Science, Israel. |
| AP_Statistics_at_the_College_Board The College Board's official AP Statistics page. Course description, sample exam questions, teacher resources and contact information. |
| Business_Statistics Covers averages, normal distribution, best curve fit and skewness. Includes resource links. |
| Center_for_Statistics_Education The American Statistical Association sponsors educational resources for K-12 and above. ASA's LearnStat program provides continuing education for professional statisticians and educators. |
| Computer-Assisted_Statistics_Teaching_(CAST) A complete web-based course in introductory statistics. Registration required. |
| Curve_Fit Beginner's guide to nonlinear regression. Emphasizes how to interpret results. |
| The_Data_and_Story_Library Online library of datafiles and stories that illustrate the use of basic statistics methods. The goal is to provide data from a wide variety of topics so that statistics teachers can find interesting, |
| DISCUS Discovering Important Statistical Concepts Using Spreadsheets. Uses Excel spreadsheets to investigate statistical concepts. |
| Intro_Stat__EPR_Approach This site contains information about the Entity-Property-Relationship (EPR) approach to the introductory statistics course by Donald Macnaughton. |
| Introduction_to_Mathematical_Statistics Lecture notes from a year-long course in mathematical statistics. |
| Introductory_Statistics___Concepts,_Models,_and_Applications_by_David_Stockburger An online, searchable introductory statistics text. By David Stockburger of Southwest Missouri State University. |
| Intuitive_Biostatistics Harvey Motulsky, OUP (1995). Site for the book, with online extracts (PDF). |
| K-12_Statistics_Education Resources in statistics including lessons and useful data sets. |
| Number_Watch Monitors the media in search of misleading numbers in news, politics and science. |
| Numeracy_in_the_News Features sections on data collection and sampling, creating graphs, probability and inference. Also, includes special topic articles and teacher spreadsheet programs. |
| Primer_in_Statistics Covers mean, mode, median, standard deviation, area approximation, charts and testing for normality. |
| Resources_in_Statistics,_Quantitative_Methods_and_Experimental_Design Statistics-related exercises and humour, for courses from high school to graduate level. |
| Rice_Virtual_Lab_in_Statistics This resource for teaching statistics includes java simulations, case studies, an online text, and an analysis lab. |
| SAS_JMP Tutorials for SAS's JMP Statistical Analysis Software. |
| Seeing_Statistics Tutorial using graphs to illustrate concepts. Includes glossary of terms. Online purchase. |
| StatiBot An on-line expert system for finding statistical tests appropriate to a dataset. |
| Statistica Book, with worked examples and courses are specially designed for the non-mathematicians. Includes excerpts and ordering information. |
| Statistical_Data_Analysis Tutorial describes time series analysis, popular distributions, and other topics. |
| Statistical_Home_Page_(David_Howell) This site contains a variety of pages related to the teaching of parametric and nonparametric statistics. It includes examples, content, lecture notes, and ideas on teaching. |
| Statistical_Java An interactive environment for teaching undergraduate statistics. Java applets demonstrate properties and concepts of statistics. Requires Java enabled browser. |
| Statistics_Education Links related to statistics education: online teaching material, courses , handouts, exercises, articles, datasets, and other useful links. Collected by Juha Puranen from the Department of Statistics |
| Statistics_In_A_Day A short course in data analysis. A 70 page book designed for a one-day workshop/course in data analysis. A number of versions are available, suitable for different groups of people. Ideas explained i |
| StatNotes__Online_Textbook_in_Statistics Graduate-level text by David Garson of North Carolina State University. Especially well suited for social sciences. |
| STEPS__STatisical_Education_through_Problem_Solving A program for teaching statistics through problem so students will recognize its applications. Free CBL software with modules in pyschology, biology, geography and business. Glossary of statistical te |
| SurfStat_australia Online, introductory statistics course notes. Includes an extensive glossary, interactive exercises, javascript probability tables and some java applet animations. |
| Teach/Me_-_Data_Analysis HTML-based textbook with integrated statistical package and embedded interactive examples allowing the user to experiment with various models and methods. On-line purchase. |
| NYTimes_com_-_The_Odds_of_That Long article discussing examples of happenings which appear at first glance to be related, but are not. [Requires free nytimes.com registration to view.] (August 11, 2002) |
| Athena_Earth_Sciences_Links Directory of earth science resources by Pierre Perroud. |
| Columbia_Earthscape A resource that aims to select a wide range of topics to be made available for researchers, teachers, students, and decision makers involved in the field. Composed of four main areas: research, educa |
| GeoIndex Internet directory of companies, associations, government, and education sites for the environmental, geology, geotechnical, hydrogeology, mining, and petroleum fields. |
The Coalition for Plasma Science is a group of institutions, organizations, and companies joining forces to increase awareness and understanding of plasma science and its many applications and benefits for society. We hope that by visiting this Web site you learn some new things about plasmas in our world, in our society, and in our economy. 
The plasmas of interest here are the electrically charged gases, or "ionized" gases, that are found in nature as well as in numerous devices. In addition to surrounding you in the universe, plasmas play key roles in bringing you sunlight outdoors during the daytime, street light at night, fluorescent light in your offices, computer chips in your computers, treated and coated surfaces of more important objects in your life than you might imagine (including hardened artificial joints you might have in your body and high temperature turbine blade coatings for the jets you fly in), flat panel displays for your TV, gas lasers, the welded joints that keep buildings from falling apart, and radio transmission around the world. Among the important applications expected in the future are the production of electrical energy from nuclear fusion, environmental cleanup, and space ship propulsion for interplanetary flights. 
At the present time when someone encounters the term "plasma" he or she often thinks of blood plasma; the ionized-gas type has to be explained. The Coalition for Plasma Science is working to change this situation. We are working to make the ionized-gas plasma the type that is most familiar to people. If you stumbled on this site looking for information about blood plasma, you're in the wrong place, but please stay a while and learn something about the other type of plasma. Gerald L. Rogoff Coalition for Plasma Science 
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