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Detective Board is a browser-based online tool for creating digital evidence and detective boards. Users can pin notes, photos and articles to a virtual corkboard, connect clues with red string, and share completed boards publicly. It is free to start and designed for use in true-crime research, story planning, tabletop campaigns and study.
A web archive from ETH Zürich holding archived websites of organizational units such as institutes and professorships, along with projects and past events. The archived sites are kept for documentation and memory and made publicly accessible, though some functions may no longer work.
Europol assessment of online organized crime, including criminal services and dark-web developments.
GiveWell is a nonprofit that researches cost-effective ways to save and improve lives, shares its analysis openly, and directs donations to recommended programs. It publishes charity reviews and offers giving funds through which donors can support the opportunities its researchers identify.
This OSINT Toolkit serves as a reference for search operators and specialized search tools for Google and Bing. It documents available Google functions including exact phrase search, site-specific search, related site lookup, cached page viewing, and Google Trends comparison tools, as well as unique Bing features including IP address-matched site searches and website feed lookups, to support internet-based research.
Government in Alaska Web Archives is an Archive-It collection maintained by the Alaska State Library. It archives websites related to Alaska government agencies, with coverage from 2008 to 2025. The collection includes sites from entities such as the Alaska Court System, Alaska Department of Administration, Alaska Department of Education and Early Development, Alaska Department of Health, and Alaska Department of Fish & Game.
Hmong Studies Citations is a web index of documents and information about Hmong people published from 1975 to 2018. It records titles, authors and publication years, drawing on sources including the Hmong Studies Journal, Web of Science, ProQuest Dissertations and Theses, other Hmong collections and Mark Pfeifer's materials.
An art project by Tijmen Schep that demonstrates how face detection algorithms judge faces. It runs in the browser and requires camera access, while processing data locally without sending personal data to a server. It was made as part of the European Union's Sherpa research program.
An Information is Beautiful graphic reviewing meditation and mindfulness, including how it is practiced, its different types, and scientific research on effects on the body and brain. The page was compiled from many sources and over 75 scientific studies, with the evidence presented in one graphic and datasheet.
A site described as the home of the first website. It offers browsing of the first website, a line-mode browser simulator, and material on the birth of the web and on CERN, the physics laboratory where the web was born.
A web platform marking the 30th anniversary of the World Wide Web, exploring social, technical, cultural and legal facts through interactive timelines. It was made by Media & Interaction Design students at ECAL/University of Art and Design, Lausanne, starting from a 1989 hypertext proposal by Tim Berners-Lee at CERN.
The Johns Hopkins Turbulence Database is a portal to an open numerical turbulence laboratory. It provides access to multi-terabyte turbulence databases stored in small 3D sub-cubes on distributed nodes, queried through web service interfaces. Python, Matlab, Fortran and C interfaces are offered, and data subsets can be downloaded in hdf5 format. Manual point queries are supported in a web browser.
Kadoa is described as a web data layer for finance. Its AI agents build, monitor, and maintain web data pipelines that produce verified datasets for investment teams and AI agents, and it offers monitors, pipelines, and datasets.
Analyst reporting on cybercrime marketplaces, underground actors, ransomware and stolen-data trends.
Macrostrat is a platform for exploring, integrating and analysing geological data. It aggregates geologic maps from data providers and links map polygons to rock columns, stratigraphic names and geochronological intervals. The site offers a searchable geologic map and an API. Interactive applications built on the platform are intended for educational and research purposes.
Miro is an AI-powered visual innovation workspace designed to speed up product development from ideation to launch. It helps align teams, break down tool silos, and deliver customer-needed products, with features including an intelligent canvas, AI workflows, connectors, and an MCP server, supporting use cases such as research, roadmap planning, diagramming, and workshops.
A collection of MS Word cover page templates that can be downloaded, personalized and printed. The site describes a cover page as the first page of a book, thesis, research paper, project, assignment or proposal, and lists many template categories for documents such as reports, proposals and assignments.
The National Archive of Marine Seismic Surveys is a USGS data website presenting marine seismic reflection data within the United States. Visitors can click the map to select nearby surveys, mouse over survey names to highlight surveys, filter surveys by keyword and open individual survey pages for data and information.
Not Bad Coffee offers an interactive Coffee Taster's Flavor Wheel based on the Coffee Taster's Flavor Wheel (2016) and the World Coffee Research Sensory Lexicon. Clicking the wheel shows a flavor card with attribute name, definition, references, intensity score and preparation instructions.
NutritionFacts.org is a science-based nonprofit organization founded by Michael Greger, M.D., that presents peer-reviewed nutrition and health research in videos, blogs, podcasts and infographics. It offers the material at no cost, cites the science and links to original sources, and states that it accepts no advertisements, corporate sponsorships, brand partnerships or paid subscriptions.
AI-powered answer engine that searches the web and cites sources for research questions.
Phind is an AI-powered search engine built specifically for developers. It delivers instant coding answers, debugging support, and real-time solutions by combining live web search with deep code understanding, and no login is required to use it.
(USA) An AI search engine specifically for developers that provides direct answers with code examples and context from across the web.
Project Alveus Sanctuary is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization operating as a wildlife sanctuary and virtual education center. It provides permanent homes for non-releasable animal ambassadors, streams their journeys 24/7 on Twitch, and produces educational content to foster public appreciation for the animals and their wild counterparts. Its affiliated Alveus Research & Recovery Institute runs conservation breeding programs to support at-risk species.
