Resources for Research in Psychology: UT library resource page providing links to the licensed database, print tools, information on how to find tests and measures, and a host of other resources.
Iris Research Support Data Base compiled and maintained by the University of Illinois-UC, will be available for trial access by the University of Texas community through June 1997. IRIS is similar to the Community of Science but, unlike COS, their database includes an emphasis on information of interest to those in the Humanities and Social Sciences. IRIS currently contains over 7,100 active federal and private opportunities. The split is approximately 45 percent federal, 55 percent private. IRIS also offers the IRIS Alert Service, a WWW-based service that allows faculty members at subscribing institutions to create their own IRIS search profiles and receive the search results directly via e-mail or the Web.
Scholarly Resources Virtual Library: A virtual library for researchers and students at the college level, INFOMINE contains close to 7,000 well-selected and described links to important scholarly resources. Numerous acces points make usage easy. Science links number close to 2,500 and Government Resources total close to 2,000.
Other Psychology Links
Free Software for Neuroscience. Presentation is described as "precise and powerful stimulus delivery system for Neuroscience. Presentation runs on standard Windows PCs, and delivers auditory, visual and multi-modal stimuli. Presentation is designed for behavioral and physiological experiments using fMRI, ERP, MEG and single neuron recording".
Alleydog.com: This site is for psychology students, with discussion forums, psychology students pages, Psychology news, and more.
Academic Writing for the Web: helps academic writers communicate more effectively in the online medium. While many sites on Web communication focus on commercial applications of the Web, GDN's focus is on users disseminating research information.
AmoebaWeb: a directory of psychology content sites on the Web, organized by subject area. It is updated weekly. AmoebaWeb is maintained by Douglas Degelman, Ph.D. Professor of Psychology at Vanguard University of Southern California.
Centre for Neuro Skills Home Page (CNS) CNS has clinics in California and Texas that rehabilitate victims of brain injury. The CNS Home Page has information about brain injury, brain injury rehabilitation and the services that CNS provides.
National Association of Cognitive-Behavioral Therapists: The NACBT supports mental health professionals who provide or seek to provide cognitive-behavioral therapy. The NACBT offers certifications, workshops, seminars, and other continuing education opportunities. The NACBT web site offers up-to-date info, a newsletter, therapist referral database, and a means to order brochures and applications on-line.
National Clearinghouse for Alcohol and Drug Information The National Clearinghouse for Alcohol and Drug Information (NCADI) is the information service of the Center for Substance Abuse Prevention of the U.S. Department of Health & Human Services. NCADI is the world's largest resource for current information and materials about alcohol and other drugs.
Psychwatch.com: online site for psychology professionals featuring job and conference listings, bulletin boards, a case conference page, and an international affairs page.
Psychology.org: over 2000 links to psychology sites on the web; useful resources and information on where to find help on how to study and research for projects
Research Funding Opportunities and Administration (TRAM): TRAM is a service initially developed by the Texas Research Administrators Group (TRAM). It contains a search engine for locating funding opportunites from many different agencies. The funding information is updated daily. TRAM also contains a set of grant application forms collected from various sources, as well as standard agreements for subcontracts, non-disclosures, licenses, and links to other servers related to research funding and administration.
