WorldWideWeb SLAC Home Page

SLAC 24 Dec 1993

Use the WorldWideWeb (WWW) service to gain access to a wide range of information at SLAC and elsewhere around the globe. Emphasized text like this is a hypertext link.

You may view WWW information through GUI or line-mode browsers. At least most SLAC pages have been tested on the MidasWWW X Window System browser. Note that over time links may move around on a page, migrate to others, or be removed entirely, due to the dynamic nature of the Web.

SLAC Information

People and organizations:
people at SLAC, particle physics people and institutions.
Library:
SPIRES-HEP, Current PPF-list, Books, SLACspeak glossary, other databases.
Physics Preprint Bulletin Boards (full-text postscript) :
today, yesterday, last seven days, week before that, anytime.
Seminars:
today, tomorrow, this week, next week, anytime.
Conferences:
this month, next month, next year, next summer, all future, let me search.
News:
APS What's New, SLAC Netnews, SSC News.

SLAC Physics Program

Experiments:
BaBar, BES, mQ, SLD, other.
Accelerator operations logs:
yesterday, today, this week, anytime.

SLAC Computing

General computing:
Amiga, Macintosh, PC, UNIX, VM HELP, VMS Help;
FreeHEP, Futures, Local Area Networking, Network Reference, Security, SLACwide, other.
Group computing:
SCS, other.
Wide Area Networks:
BARRNet, BITNET, ESnet, HEPnet, Internet, SuperJANET, other.

Other SLAC Information Resources

Annals, Laboratory facilities, Stores catalog, Telephone directory reference section, other.

Other Useful Information

Other institutions:
Brown, CERN, DESY, Fermilab, LANL, LBL, SSC, more HEP;
Stanford University (Campus and the Medical Center);
AIP (FYI and Physics News Updates), NASA, NCAR, National MetaCenter for Computational Science and Engineering, other.
Other information sources:
academic fields (the WWW Virtual Library), hacker's jargon, GopherSpace, grab-bag, LISTSERV lists, Netnews FAQs, ESnet X.500 white pages, other.

Support

WWW at SLAC is supported by the SLAC WWWizards, to whom you should address questions, comments, complaints, etc. Some status information is maintained online, as well as access to the Old SLAC Home Page and the Test SLAC Home Page. The WWW Project was initiated at CERN, from which support is still coordinated. WWW contributors currently come from diverse parts of the world. For more information see WWW bibliography.

This page is intended for people experienced with WWW at SLAC ("refreshers").

This version was created by Joan Winters and evolved from part of the original SLAC Home Page, created by Tony Johnson and updated by various SLAC WWWizards.

Winters