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aecportico: archictecure, engineering, construction |
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ALTIS: hospitality, leisure, sport, tourism | Artifact: arts, design, architecture, media | Biogate: biological sciences |
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Biz/ed: business and economics | BUBL: library and information science |
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EdWeb: educational reform and information technology | EEVL: engineering, mathematics and computing |
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Geo-Information Gateway: geography, geology, the environment | GEsource: the environment & geography | History: historical studies |
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iLoveLanguages: language-learning & linguistics | InfoLaw: law | Internet Directory for Botany: botany |
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Links for Chemists: chemistry | The Math Forum Internet Mathematics Library: mathematics | MCS: media and communication studies |
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| MedHist: history of medicine, and allied sciences | Music (BUBL Link): music | NOVAGate: forestry, food, veterinary, and agricultural sciences | PADI: Preserving Access to Digital Information |
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| Philosophy Around The Web: philosophy studies | Philosophy in Cyberspace: philosophy | PhysicsWeb Resources: physics | PORT: maritime studies |
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| Portal to Legal Resources in the UK and Ireland: law | psci-com: communication of science; science in society | PSIgate: physical sciences | Psych Web: psychology |
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| RUDI: urban design | Sapling: architecture, planning and landscape | SciCentral: science | SOSIG: social sciences |
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| World Wide Arts Resources: the arts |
Multi-Subject Gateways |
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| DutchESS: all subjects | INFOMINE: all subjects | MetaMatters (Australia-based gateways): all subjects | RDN (Resource Discovery Network): all subjects |
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| Renardus: all subjects | Scout Report Archives: all subjects | WWW Virtual Library: all subjects |
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| In ancient times, the Library of Alexandria was seen as a universal store of human knowledge. As the Library grew in size, however, it became increasingly difficult to locate relevant material. The poet Callimachus solved the problem by compiling a catalogue called The Pinakes. On a far smaller scale, these Web pages hope to provide a similar function for Internet resources, by linking to the major subject gateways. |