Electricity
(QC:501-721)
QC 611.9 Superconductivity Physics. Periodicals, Societies, Congresses, Serial Collections
Summary:
High-Tc Update is the newsletter of the High-Tc Superconductivity
Information Center, a publication created to "...communicate
frequent...breakthroughs in high-Tc superconductivity." The magazine is
sent to over 2500 researchers worldwide and provides "...rapid, reliable
access to international superconductivity research."
Links at the top of the main page provide e-mail access to the publication's
editor and science editor; general site information is also given. Below
this area, users will find a directory of site links, divided into three
major categories: (1) information; (2) newsletter; and (3) other links. The
first category offers information on the magazine, subscription information,
information on submitting preprints, and donations information, as well as
the donor list. "Newsletter" allows users to search and view the current
issue, back issues, use the back issue search engine, and to use the HTDIG
index. Selecting the "current issue" link reveals electronic-mail
information, as well as the current issue, by scrolling. "Back issues"
offers viewing of 1992-1995 issues; selecting a date reveals the issue's
contents. The back issue search engine is activated through a keyword
submission.
"Other" links offer acces to High-Tc events, past events, and thirteen
related sites. Within a given issue, the user will find: (1) extensive list
of preprints; (2) preprint review section ("Nota Bene"); (3) "Technology
News" section; (4) coming events; (5) resources; (6) relevant news items;
(7) RFP's; and (8) job ads. At the bottom of the site's main page are links
to e-mail the site's sponsor, to receive site statistics, and to access the
IITAP homepage. The site is maintained by the International Institute of
Theoretical and Applied Physics (IITAP); Iowa State University; Ames, Iowa.
To Search:
Select link of interest from site's main page; follow onscreen links to view
issues or other information.