There is a recently completed survey of medical "virtual reality" at . [John Waterworth. , sci.virtual- worlds, 16Sep98. David Joslin.]

AGOCG-EVENTS is a list for announcing events in graphics, visualization, multimedia, and virtual reality. , or send a "join agocg-events your name" message to . [new-lists, 06Jan98.]

Computing and Visualization in Science is an e-version of a print journal for scientists from diverse fields. . [, newjour, 23Jan98.]

6> Engineering resources: (With help from Jason Westmacott.)

Technical Computing magazine online contains most of the printed edition. . [, newjour, 18Jun98.]

Ergodic Theory and Dynamical Systems is available online. See for this and other Cambridge University Press Journals. [, newjour, 06Apr98.]

The Int. J. of Bifurcation and Chaos (IJBC) includes biological, economic, engineering, fluid dynamic, neural, physical, social, and other dynamical systems. . [, newjour, 23Jul98.]

EvoNet (the Network of Excellence in Evolutionary Computing) has linked European researchers in optimization applications, since 1996. It recently created a working group on evolutionary image analysis and signal processing (EvoIASP), to aid and represent researchers and to hold a workshop in 1999. Contact Stefano Cagnoni to join. , or for info about EvoNet. [Vision-List, 28Sep98.]

The Int. J. of Computer Mathematics is about mathematical applications and programming languages. The online version is at . [, newjour, 23Jul98.]

Famous Problems in the History of Mathematics offers middle/high school students a look at great problems that have inspired mathematicians. The site includes links to solutions and to biographies and other math history sites. . [Michael Schelling , net-hap, 18Aug98.]

-- Ken