ANU Bioinformatics Hypermedia Service

Interactive species location map of Tasmania - PROTOTYPE

• Biodiversity,
• Bioinformation, including standards, data exchange protocols, introductory summaries (FAQs), etc ;
• Biomathematics, including statistics;
• ANU Centre for Visual Sciences
• Complex systems covers all aspects of artificial life, chaos, fractals, non-linear dynamics, neural networks, self-organizing systems, and more. It includes the hypermedia journal Complexity International,
• Educational resources, including the Guide to Australia, an Introduction to hypermedia and demonstrations,
• General information, including electronic books, catalogs and administrative information.
• Landscape ecology includes ecology, biogeography, GIS, fire, palynology and palaeoenvironments etc;
• Medical information
• Molecular biology concerns sequence analysis, genetics, and microbiology, including on-line access to all international databases.
• Neuroscience
• Viruses (NOT computer viruses!)
• Weather & global monitoring
• Other information
  • Direct links to relevant electronic news and newsgroups;
  • Answers to frequently asked questions (FAQ) about various topics;
  • WWW sites: Australia, New Zealand, world-wide by subject, world-wide by location.
  • Thematic links to gopher sites and network information;
  • network kit contains introductory information and essential software for accessing and using our services.

Other Network Information Services at ANU Bioinformatics

• The BioGopher. See the introduction for more details.
• FTP archive - Users and contributors should refer to "advice to users and contributors".
• Prototype image processing system
• Listserver mailing lists
  • International Organization for Plant Information (IOPI);
  • Complex Systems Open Forum;
  • Firenet - an information service about landscape fires;

For more help see the on-line demonstrations and see the HTML primer to learn how to mark up files.