Demonstrations Simulation of charges in a box using Java. Interesting Web Pages at SFU SFU Home Page The Old Physics Dept. Home Page Faculty of Applied Sciences TRIUMF office at SFU Excite Lab (Faculty of Education) Center for Experimental and Constructive Mathematics Physics on the Internet Next Wave career forum The Medical Research Council has funded the costs of a Canada-wide site licence for Science magazine's Science's Next Wave until September 1999. It is available to the SFU community through the Library's Internet Texts page, or directly here. This is a subscription service, so you will have to enter an SFU user and password through the SFU Library site if you are connecting from outside the university network. "Next Wave was initiated in October 1995 by the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) to serve as a discussion forum on career opportunities in the areas of science covered by the AAAS. It takes the form of a home page that is directed at young scientists." MRC has underwritten the costs for this period in the hopes of finding a commercial or industrial sponsor to cover these costs. Careers American Institute of Physics (AIP) career network web site @ www.aip.org/careersvc/ Canadian Association of Physics (CAP) careers and jobs web site @ http://www.cap.ca/careers/careers.html Other links The Internet Pilot to Physics A unified index to physics on the internet. Visual Physics A nice site with a lot of java applets of basic physics. Designed by three students at Cariboo Hill Secondary School in Burnaby. WWW Virtual Library for Physics Physics e-prints Physics newsgroup (sci.physics) American Institute of Physics American Physical Society AIP's Career Bulletin Board is profiling six different physicists per month for career inspiration. Physics News Site in B.C. for Physics 11/12 and Teachers. Maintained by Peter Vogel. Images from the Hubble Space Telescope. Advanced Photon Source Pacific Northwest Consortium Collaborative Access Team Physlink A great guide to Physics on thge web. General Points of Interest on the Internet Science World In Vancouver Exploranet, the Exploratorium's World Wide Web Server. K-12 Science Education Resources, plus a large list of links to assorted Physics servers.