A page from the Society for Medieval Military History offering full texts of books and articles about medieval military history, republished with permission from authors and publishers. It lists books and dissertations, book introductions and sample chapters, and articles.
The Python Data Science Handbook by Jake VanderPlas is published as a website containing the full text, organized into chapters on IPython, NumPy, Pandas, Matplotlib and machine learning. The text is released under the CC-BY-NC-ND license and the code under the MIT license; the content is available on GitHub as Jupyter notebooks.
Bartosz Ciechanowski's site presents interactive articles about science and engineering, including an article on the Moon covering its motion in space, its illumination, and its path around Earth. The articles include draggable visualizations and sliders for controlling viewpoint and date and time.
Academic Torrents is a BitTorrent-based distributed system for sharing large research datasets, operated as a product of the Institute for Reproducible Research, a U.S. 501(c)3 nonprofit. It is intended to let researchers replicate and distribute data without the high costs of commercial hosting providers. The site states it makes over 419.44TB of research data available.
Tank Archives is a blog that publishes World War II era archive documents, with a focus on armoured warfare. It covers Soviet, Western Allied and Axis topics and also includes video posts.
JSTOR helps search books, ebooks, papers, library records, or reading archives.
The Jewish Virtual Library is a resource from the American-Israeli Cooperative Enterprise containing articles, photographs and maps on Jewish history, Israel, Israel–United States relations, the Holocaust, antisemitism and Judaism, plus politics, biographies, travel guides and a section on Jewish women.
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The Python Data Science Handbook by Jake VanderPlas is published as a website containing the full text, organized into chapters on IPython, NumPy, Pandas, Matplotlib and machine learning. The text is released under the CC-BY-NC-ND license and the code under the MIT license; the content is available on GitHub as Jupyter notebooks.
Bartosz Ciechanowski's site presents interactive articles about science and engineering, including an article on the Moon covering its motion in space, its illumination, and its path around Earth. The articles include draggable visualizations and sliders for controlling viewpoint and date and time.
Academic Torrents is a BitTorrent-based distributed system for sharing large research datasets, operated as a product of the Institute for Reproducible Research, a U.S. 501(c)3 nonprofit. It is intended to let researchers replicate and distribute data without the high costs of commercial hosting providers. The site states it makes over 419.44TB of research data available.
Tank Archives is a blog that publishes World War II era archive documents, with a focus on armoured warfare. It covers Soviet, Western Allied and Axis topics and also includes video posts.
JSTOR helps search books, ebooks, papers, library records, or reading archives.
The Jewish Virtual Library is a resource from the American-Israeli Cooperative Enterprise containing articles, photographs and maps on Jewish history, Israel, Israel–United States relations, the Holocaust, antisemitism and Judaism, plus politics, biographies, travel guides and a section on Jewish women.
