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The Analytical Sciences Digital Library collects, catalogs, annotates and links peer-reviewed web-based educational resources and publishes the online journal, JASDL.
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ASDL posters Posters are accepted anytime. Posters will be online at ASDL for one year and archived afterward. Authors retain copyright.

Congratulations to Christa Snyder, Wittenberg University, the winner of the 2010 ASDL-ALA Young Scientist Poster Award. Christina received $500 and travel costs to attend LabAutomation 2011 conference in Palm Springs, CA, January 29-February 2, 2011.

Analytical Chemistry 2.0 is now available through JASDL. This free electronic analytical chemistry textbook authored by David Harvey, DePauw University, can be accessed as a JASDL courseware item. The book is a completely updated revision of Harvey’s text Analytical Chemistry, originally published by McGraw-Hill in 1999. The downloadable PDF files are extensively hyperlinked both within the text and to external sites.

ASDL Active Learning Materials . These materials have been developed with funding from the NSF-CCLI program and are currently under review for eventual inclusion in JASDL.

ASDL is proud to be partnered with the Analytical Chemistry Division of ACS. By joining forces we work to create enthusiasm for the ASDL collection, online articles, and student poster sessions while encouraging analytical scientists to become active in the Analytical Chemistry Division of ACS.


The Analytical Sciences Digital Library is possible thanks to the support of NSF grants DUE 0121518 to the University of Kansas, DUE 0531941 to the University of California - Riverside, and DUE 0435422 to the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

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