[Michlib-l] Looking for Biology and Chemistry databases?

[Jean Fellows]

I'm with you -- kinds lost with this stuff. Is this helpful:
https://lib.msu.edu/health/biosciences

On Wed, Aug 30, 2023 at 2:43 PM Klaudia Janek via Michlib-l <
michlib-l at mcls.org> wrote:

> Hello Library Friends-
>
> Last week I sent an email looking for Physics databases that had raw data
> in it that my physics students could use and do their own analysis.  I got
> some amazing results from people here and am just blown away by the science
> information that I did not know about (in my defense - I am a humanities
> person).  Here are the sites I received from people and compiled in a
> Follett Collection (like a LibGuide, but not as fancy)
> <https://collections.follettsoftware.com/collectionsweb/collection/64e61f0b1e7571000733794e>
>
> Now my Biology and Chemistry departments are jealous and they would like
> something similar for their students.  We need databases were raw data is
> housed.  Our students have 2 options, they can do their own lab and collect
> data and then analyze it.  Or they can use existing raw data and do their
> own analysis and write up a report.  Usually it's data that cannot be
> collected in a high school science lab.  It can be local, national or
> international.
>
> So, if you know of any great Biology or Chemistry databases...either a
> site or a LibGuide, please share.  I'm poking around in some university
> LibGuides, but it's just hard for me to find when I'm not that familiar
> with them.
>
> Thank you!
> Klaudia
>
>
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