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''"If we knew what we were doing, it wouldn't be called research, would it?"''

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==[[Image:Searchtool.svg|26px|Scope]] Scope and goals==

- Albert Einstein

This [[Wikipedia:WikiProject|WikiProject]] aims primarily to coordinate the efforts of Wikipedians interested in '''[[science]]''' in an effort to '''improve popular science-related articles'''. It is motivated by the belief that a good scientific article should be both understandable by the "general public" and interesting to the scientifically inclined. This is important because many popular articles are about science, so contributing to them brings us the satisfaction that it will be appreciated by many.

The goals of this WikiProject are:

==Scope and goals==

# To attract [[Wikipedia:Wikipedians|Wikipedians]] to this project and focus the effort for maximum efficiency

This [[WikiPedia:WikiProject|WikiProject]] aims primarily to coordinate the efforts of Wikipedians interested in [[Science]] in an effort to '''improve popular articles in Science'''. It is motivated by the belief that a good scientific article should be understandable by the "general public", as well as interesting to the scientifically inclined.

# To serve as a nexus and discussion area to build consensus on how to write good scientific articles.

===Plan of approach===

We believe that this is '''important''' because popular articles are most read, and improving them benefits many. At the same time, contributing to them brings us the satisfaction that it will be appreciated by many.

The approach is to start with the most popular scientific articles, then focus on the more specific ones. The most popular scientific articles are the ones that are most referenced by other articles (as [[Google]] does).

Thus, the goals of this WikiProject are as follows:

# To attract [[Wikipedians]] to the cause, and focus the effort for maximum efficiency

# To serve as a nexus and discussion area to build consensus on how to write good scientific articles.

===Other science projects===

Some other wikipediaAdditional science projects are [[Wikiproject#Science|listed at thethis WikiProjectsdirectory page]]: and[[Wikipedia:WikiProject thereCouncil/Directory/Science|WikiProject isCouncil: thisDirectory – [[list_of_topics_(scientific_method) Science]]. See the current [[WikipediaPortal:Wikiportal/Science|Science Portalportal]] for helping develop a ''Big picture''examples concept forof how Sciencescience articles can be arranged topically and linked to and from childrelated WikiProjects and [[WikiProjectPortal:Contents/Portals|Portals]]s and. [[WikiportalOutline of scientific method|Outline of the scientific method]]s is also a useful article.

==[[File:Nuvola apps kword.png|28px]] How you can help==

== Plan of approach ==

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The approach is to start with the most popular scientific articles, and follow on with the more specific ones. We consider that the most popular scientific articles are the ones that are most referenced by other articles (as [[Google]] does).

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{{WikiProject cleanup listing}} <!-- Bot generated rules based cleanup - updates on Tuesday -->

[[WP:BOLD|Improve]] Wikipedia's coverage of science-related topics:

# Identify articles related to science and tag talk pages with the project's banner: {{Tl|WikiProject Science}}

Here is the status report for the last weeks:

Identified Improvements defined In progress Done

Aug 15: 41 6 0 1

Aug 22: 48 6 0 1

Aug 29: 66 6 0 1

Sep 5: 64 9 2 1

Sept 12: 61 10 5 1

Sept 19: 60 9 4 3

Sept 26: 62 9 1 7

==How you can help==

Anybody can help !

# Identify target articles

# Improve and discuss the proposed structures of articles

# Improve targetscience articles

# Sign the [[/Guest Bookbook|guestbook]] below,or andplace add{{Tl|User thisWikiProject pageScience}} toon your watchlistuser topage. see what is going on

# Add this page to your watchlist to see what's occurring here

===Improve the bird's eye view===

See more details below. Thanks for helping out !

The '''[[Outline of science]]''' and its branch outline articles are intended to summarize all of the sciences. These are in turn part of [[Portal:Contents/Outlines|Wikipedia's outline system]] which is one of [[Portal:Contents|Wikipedia's main contents systems]]. Please look it and its branches over and fill-in missing topics. If Wikipedia has an article or article section about those topics, please add links to them.

While analyzing the outlines, please consider (and fix as needed):

==Target articles==

# What's missing?

The list below contains scientific articles that are '''referenced more than 500 times''' by other articles, in alphabetical order:

# Is the structure of the outline (sections and indents) representative of the subject?

# Does the outline help convey the relationships between the topics presented in the best way possible?

The overall purpose of the outlines is to help readers comprehend science. The science outline provides a taxonomy of the subject, and also serves as a table of contents and navigation aid to browse Wikipedia's articles (and article sections) about the subject. It is also a useful tool for the WikiProject to analyze, plan and develop science-related material. Outlines are a hub from which to organize scientific topics.

'''Not reviewed yet''' (''insert new ones alphabeticaly''):<br>

:[[Albert Einstein]], [[Aluminium]], [[Animal]], [[Apsis]], [[Aristotle]], [[Asteroid]], [[Astronomy]], [[Bacterium]], [[Bird]], [[Carbon]], [[Chemical element]], [[Chemistry]], [[Color]], [[Comet]], [[Crater]], [[Density]], [[Earth]], [[Earthquake]], [[Enzyme]], [[Evolution]], [[Eye]], [[Fungus]], [[Gas]], [[Geography]], [[Gold]], [[Gravity]], [[Heart]], [[Hydrogen]], [[Ion (physics)]], [[Iron]], [[Jupiter (planet)]], [[Kilogram]], [[Kilometre]], [[Mars (planet)]], [[Metal]], [[Mineral]], [[Mitochondrion]], [[Molecule]], [[Moon]], [[Neutron]], [[Isaac Newton|Newton, Isaac]], [[Oxygen]], [[Physics]], [[Planet]], [[Plant]], [[Protein]], [[Scientific classification]], [[Second]], [[Silver]], [[Solar system]], [[Species]], [[Star]], [[Sun]], [[Time]], [[Universe]], [[Virus]]

The concept of "[http://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/resource/689/1/ reverse outlines]" is a very relevant example. Reverse outlines provide a [[tree structure|structural model]] overview, which in addition to being a summary of the work, can reveal gaps in coverage and other weaknesses for revision purposes. Please help improve the Outline of science article, which is this project's bird's eye view.

'''Need restructuring - with no to-do list yet''' (''insert new ones alphabeticaly''):<br>

: [[Magnetism]], [[Orbit]], [[Pressure]], [[SI]]

===Other===

'''Structure identified''' (''insert new ones alphabeticaly''):<br>

* Answer '''[[Wikipedia:Requests for comment/Maths, science, and technology|requests for comments]]'''

:[[Dinosaur]], [[DNA]], [[Electricity]], [[Energy]], [[Frequency]], [[Geology]], [[Light]], [[Temperature]]

{{Science year nav|{{CURRENTYEAR}}}}

* Integrate relatively new scientific knowledge and findings (major studies reported on by RS) into relevant articles

** You can also go through [[User:Prototyperspective/Year in science/List of nonincluded items for {{LASTYEAR}}|this list of items that were nearly/not included in the last ''Year in science'' article]] to find studies to integrate elsewhere (many of these contain notable info, you can filter them by field and many rows have a likely relevant article already wikilinked in the last column)

** Complete requests of other editors on the talk pages of science-related articles ([https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Special%3AContributions&target=Prototyperspective&namespace=1&tagfilter=discussiontools-newtopic&start=&end=&limit=500 examples])

* Expand '''[[{{CURRENTYEAR}} in science]]''' and/or other articles for science-related topics of the year (in the box on the right)

** Create new articles for items of this article, mostly articles relating to new scientific fields/topics/findings (the page does not use redlinks anymore but you will quickly identify possible new articles when reading it; [https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=2020_in_science&oldid=969334877 here] you can find a version with over 60 redlinked examples)

** Some of the lists' items have not yet been integrated into their wikilinked articles; if you add a study there it should also be relevant to at least one other article

** [[Talk:2020 in science#Suggestion for a WikiProject / some kind of task-force|Maybe this could be done as part of an organized effort]]

* Find studies published under a compatible open license (like CC BY 4.0) and '''[[c:Commons:Files from studies|upload the studies' images]]''' with descriptions from the study and add these images to articles if they are relevant and useful there

** When a study with a useful image is published under an incompatible or unclear license (or the image is published not in a study but elsewhere), you could contact its authors (Twitter/Mail) and [[Wikipedia:Requesting copyright permission|ask them to give you the permission to upload]] them under CC BY 4.0 (or whether they could upload the image/s under a compatible license)

** You can also think about whether images would be useful as you read a science-related article and then search for such images:

*** if they already exist add them (if already on WMCommons) or upload them (if the license is ok) or ask their authors for permissions

*** if they don't, you could create (or request) them

==Article alerts==

'''In progress''' (''insert new ones '''at the end'''''):<br>

{{/Article alerts}}

: [[Force]], [[Mass]], [[Atom]], [[Photosynthesis]], [[Biology]] (not specifically using template here, bu t a major rewrite for nontechnical and introductory readers)

==Statistics==

'''Done''' (''insert new ones alphabeticaly''):<br>

{{Wikipedia:Version 1.0 Editorial Team/Science articles by quality statistics}}

:[[Brain]], [[Cell (biology)]], [[Electron]], [[Gene]], [[Quantum mechanics]], [[Volcano]], [[Water]]

== Categories ==

'''Feature articles''' (''insert new ones alphabeticaly; see also [[Wikipedia:Featured_articles|Categorized feature aricles, archival listing]]''):<br/>

[[Image:C Puzzle.png|47px|right|Category puzzle]]

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Here is the procedure to add an article to these lists:

<categorytree>Science</categorytree>

* scan a list of articles, eg. in a category, to find popular articles

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* go to the article and click on "What links here" to see how many references it has.

* check that it has more than 500 references<br/>This can be done by using the "limit" and "offset" parameters in the "what links here" link where limit=20 and offset=495, for which 3 different outcomes are distinguishable

*# "no pages link here" which occurs if there are <495 links to an article ([http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Special:Whatlinkshere&target=WHYY&limit=20&offset=495 example WHYY])

*# >5 articles, which indicates that there are >500 articles linking to the targer ([http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Special:Whatlinkshere&target=Brain&limit=20&offset=495 example Brain])

*# <5 articles, meaning that there 495<n<500 articles link to the target {no example}

: note that the article count includes links from the Wikipedia, Category, Talk, and other non-Main article spaces

:* --> '''Review not complete''' (Reviewed for "Done" items in listing above)

* check if it needs restructuring (see the proposed article structure below).

* if it does not need restructuring:

** -->'''Done'''

* if it needs restructuring:

** --> '''Need restructuring'''

** Optional: write a to-do list

*** add <nowiki>{{todo1}}</nowiki> at the top of the talk page of the article; this creates a [[Wikipedia:To-do list|to-do list]] of [[:Category:To do, by priority|priority]] 1.

*** click "Edit this list" and add the tasks to be done to improve it; please add a reference to [[Wikipedia:WikiProject Science]], in order to advertise our project.

*** it is good etiquette, but not a requirement, to contribute to an article before creating a to-do list.

*** --> '''Structure identified'''

** restructure the article by moving things around ([[Be bold]] : avoid using a temporary page)

** remove the to-do list

** add <nowiki>{{WPStructure|Science}}</nowiki> at the begin of the talk page

** --> '''In progress'''

** fill any missing sections

** --> '''Done'''

** bring it to Feature Article status

** --> '''Feature article'''

If it has less than 500 references but still needs improvements, you are still encouraged to insert a to-do list of lower priority (<nowiki>{{todo2}}</nowiki>, ... ). Again, include a reference to [[Wikipedia:WikiProject Science]], in order to advertise our project.

==Proposed structure of articles==

:''See "[[Wikipedia:How to structure the content]] of an article" for general principles.

We propose that the first part of article be targeted to the general public, while the second part be targeted to the scientifically inclined. The recommended section headings are in bold below.

Note: please add <nowiki>{{WPStructure|Science}}</nowiki> at the begin of the talk page

if you use one of these structures.

===Scientific object / concept===

(a "What": temperature, atom, electric current, DNA, brain ...)

* '''Introduction''' (with the major points, accessible to the general public)

** What field / theory is the concept used in?

** What other concepts is it related to, and how ?

** How is it significant ? What does it help understand ?

** Is it known to be incomplete or incorrect?

** Are there any individuals who should be noted as primary theoricians of the concept?

** Pictures and diagrams are most helpful here

* "What is <Concept> ?" (some sections below might not be relevant; avoid discussing how it works here)

** '''Types / classifications of <Object/Concept>'''

** '''Properties / capabilities of <Object/Concept>''', with the range of values / behavior that can be observed, or significant values

** '''Units of measure'''

* "<Concept> and its environment"

** '''<Object/Concept> in Nature / in the Universe / on Earth''': where it can be found; since when; how it appeared naturally

** '''<Object/Concept> in everyday life'''

** '''<Object/Concept> in medicine''': applications

** '''<Object/Concept> in industry''': applications

** '''<Object/Concept> in culture'''

** '''<Object/Concept> in religion'''

* '''<Object/Concept> in the laboratory'''

** '''Founding experiments / observations'''

** '''Measurements / observations''' of each of the object's property / behavior

** '''Use in the lab''' (to study other objects)

* '''Theory of <Object/Concept>'''

** '''Fields of study''': descriptions of the fields that study the concept / object

** '''Structure / anatomy''': describe the sub-elements of the concepts, and the structures in which it takes part

** '''How it works''': describe how the theory explains the <concept / object> properties and capabilities

** '''Current research''': topics currently under investigation

* '''History'''

** Describe how the concept came about

** Consider previous concepts, and their limitations.

===Scientific theories and discoveries===

(the "How it works")

* '''Introduction''': Explanation accessible to the general public.

** What field is the theory/discovery in?

** What other theories/discoveries is it related to, and how?

** How is it significant ? What does it help solve ? What are its successes ?

** Is it known to be incomplete or incorrect? (Consider Newton's laws, relativity, quantum mechanics, etc.)

** Are there competing contemporary schools of thought and/or individuals or groups who should be noted as primary architects or discoverers?

** Pictures and diagrams are most helpful here

* '''Theory'''

** It's fine to add equations and supporting technical material here.

** Full discussion of limitations, unsolved problems, and proposed replacement theories (or links thereto).

** '''Current research''': theoretical topics currently under investigation

* '''Applications''' (avoid theory here)

** '''In everyday life''': What is the impact on every day life?

** '''In industry'''

** '''Impact on society''': What are the economic or political implications ?

* '''History'''

** '''Founding experiments or observations''': describe the major experiments or observations that are the basis for the theory

** Consider making this a separate article for longer pieces, or making a common history article that several related theories/discoveries can use in common, rather than re-telling the same story over and over again.

** Describe how the modern theory came about.

** Consider previous theories, discoveries, and beliefs.

** Consider the points raised by Thomas Kuhn's ''Structure of Scientific Revolutions''.

===Scientific biographies===

*Introduction

**birthdate, death, briefly what is this scientist best known for

*Research? -some biographies would do better if Biography and Research are combined

**'''Contributions to his or her''' feild of study, major experiments and theories

*Biography -chronological order of life history

**Birthplace and early life

**Where he/she was educated

**Life outside of science (eg political activism, military service)

**Positions held and awards

**Cause and place of death

*Bibliography

**Do not include all papers, only major papers and books

*References

===Other===

Please consult other [[Wikipedia:WikiProject#Science|scientific WikiProjects]] for proposed structures for chemical elements, particles, space, chemistry, etc.

==[[Image:Nuvola apps kdmconfig.png|25px]] Members==

==IUPAC Standard==

To add your name to the list of members, please visit the [[Wikipedia:WikiProject Science/Guest book|Guest book]].

In the interest of consistency and clarity the [[IUPAC]] standard should be used for chemical names in all science articles. Alternative spellings should be referenced in addition, especially when dealing with regional issues and historical development.

==[[Image:Community.png|25px]] Parentage and related WikiProjects==

The IUPAC currently recommends:

WikiProject Science is parent of the [[Wikipedia:WikiProject|WikiProjects]] below:

*''Aluminium'' instead of ''aluminum''

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*''Caesium'' instead of ''cesium''

*[[Wikipedia:WikiProject Academic Journals|WikiProject Academic Journals]]

*''Sulfur'' instead of ''sulphur''

*[[Wikipedia:WikiProject Anthropology|WikiProject Anthropology]]

*[[Wikipedia:WikiProject Archaeology|WikiProject Archaeology]]

*[[Wikipedia:WikiProject Astronomy|WikiProject Astronomy]]

*[[Wikipedia:WikiProject Biology|WikiProject Biology]]

*[[Wikipedia:WikiProject Chemistry|WikiProject Chemistry]]

*[[Wikipedia:WikiProject Cognitive science|WikiProject Cognitive science]]

*[[Wikipedia:WikiProject Computer science|WikiProject Computer science]]

*[[Wikipedia:WikiProject Cosmology|WikiProject Cosmology]]

*[[Wikipedia:WikiProject Engineering|WikiProject Engineering]]

*[[Wikipedia:WikiProject Forestry|WikiProject Forestry]]

*[[Wikipedia:WikiProject Futures studies|WikiProject Futures studies]]

*[[Wikipedia:WikiProject Geology|WikiProject Geology]]

*[[Wikipedia:WikiProject Glass|WikiProject Glass]]

*[[Wikipedia:WikiProject History of Science|WikiProject History of Science]]

*[[Wikipedia:WikiProject Linguistics|WikiProject Linguistics]]

*[[Wikipedia:WikiProject Mathematics|WikiProject Mathematics]]

*[[Wikipedia:WikiProject Medicine|WikiProject Medicine]]

*[[Wikipedia:WikiProject Meteorology|WikiProject Meteorology]]

*[[Wikipedia:WikiProject Physics|WikiProject Physics]]

*[[Wikipedia:WikiProject Philosophy/Science|WikiProject Philosophy/Science]]

*[[Wikipedia:WikiProject Pseudoscience|WikiProject Pseudoscience]]

*[[Wikipedia:WikiProject Psychology|WikiProject Psychology]]

*[[Wikipedia:WikiProject Royal Society|WikiProject Royal Society]]

*[[Wikipedia:WikiProject Skepticism|WikiProject Skepticism]]

*[[Wikipedia:WikiProject Soil|WikiProject Soil]]

*[[Wikipedia:WikiProject Spaceflight|WikiProject Spaceflight]]

*[[Wikipedia:WikiProject Statistics|WikiProject Statistics]]

*[[Wikipedia:WikiProject Systems|WikiProject Systems]]

*[[Wikipedia:WikiProject Time|WikiProject Time]]

*[[Wikipedia:WikiProject Weather|WikiProject Weather]]

*[[Wikipedia:WikiProject Women scientists|WikiProject Women scientists]]

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==Related pages==

'''Reference'''

===Portal===

* {{Portal-inline|Science}}

===WikiProjects===

[http://www.iupac.org/reports/provisional/abstract04/RB-prs310804/TableI-3.04.pdf PDF]

*[[:Category:Environment WikiProjects|Environment WikiProjects]]

[http://www.google.com/search?q=cache:yw3yg6Mro2wJ:www.iupac.org/reports/provisional/abstract04/RB-prs310804/TableI-3.04.pdf+site:iupac.org&hl=en&lr=lang_en%7Clang_ja HTML]

*[[:Category:Geographical WikiProjects|Geographical WikiProjects]]

*[[:Category:Technology WikiProjects|Technology WikiProjects]]

*[[Wikipedia:WikiProject Invention|WikiProject Invention]]

==Categories=Subpages===

* List of {{subpages}}

While not a key objective of this WikiProject, we propose the following guidelines when categorizing articles:

* The category mechanism makes it easy to see all the articles in a particular field. To add an article to a category, simply add <nowiki>[[Category:aField]]</nowiki> at the end of the article (where aField is replaced by the relevant field).

==Older project pages==

* We recommend to use the [[Science#Fields_of_science|fields of science]] as the hierarchy of scientific categories.

* [[Wikipedia:WikiProject Science/Strategy|WikiProject Science&nbsp;– strategies]]: Includes project history

{{Wikipedia:Scientific peer review/recent reviews}}

* To see existing Science-related categories, browse over to [[:Category:Science]] or [[:Category:Interdisciplinary fields]].

==Collaboration of the Month (inactive)==

*To see what active science-related categorization projects might exist, see [[Wikipedia:Categorization projects (current)]].

{{CurrentSCOTW}}

==Wikipedia:Science collaboration of the week==

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See also:[[Wikipedia:Science collaboration of the week]]

==Guest bookTools==

* [https://tools.wmflabs.org/refill/ reFill] – Edits bare url references: adds title, dates, publisher, etc.

Please sign-in ! This will encourage others to do so too...

* [[User:Pcarbonn|Pcarbonn]] 20:45, 16 Jul 2004 (UTC)

* [[User:Icairns|Ian Cairns]] 22:07, 20 Jul 2004 (UTC)

* [[User:Beland|Beland]] 04:51, 23 Jul 2004 (UTC)

* [[User:Ww|ww]] 16:54, 2 Aug 2004 (UTC) I'm certainly sympathic with this project, though taken aback by the scope. I will attempt to assist, time and previous commitments permitting.

* [[User:Sayeth|Sayeth]] 16:58, Aug 4, 2004 (UTC) I've been working on biographies of [[User:Sayeth/nobelprize|neuroscientists who have won the Nobel Prize]] and related neuroscience articles

* [[User:Dr. Strangelove|Dr. Strangelove]] 13:54, 6 Aug 2004 (UTC) Nice project. I certainly will try to contribute. Unfortunately, I lack the time for great projects at the moment, but I will focus on smaller, more specific articles from the fields of biochemistry and chemistry.

* [[User:Nabla|Nabla]] 15:08, 2004 Aug 12 (UTC) - I'll try to give a hand too. Mainly on physics.

[[Category:WikiProjects|Science]]

* [[User:Theresa knott|theresa knott]] 20:17, 12 Aug 2004 (UTC) I'd love to help out. My main interest is in drawing diagrams ( a picture is worth a thousand words). My main expertise is physics but I like to tinker with other disciplines as well.

* [[User:JesseW|JesseW]] 09:21, 7 Sep 2004 (UTC) Sounds good.

* [[User:Lexor|Lexor]]|[[User talk:Lexor|Talk]] 09:20, 19 Sep 2004 (UTC) The project is a good idea, but I don't think it would be good to be too dogmatic about the names of the "in practice", "in theory" sections, more on Talk page.

* [[User:Andris|Andris]] 20:46, Sep 21, 2004 (UTC)

* [[User:PaulC|Paul]] 14:39, 29 Sep 2004 (UTC)

* [[User:ClockworkTroll|ClockworkTroll]] 15:23, 3 Oct 2004 (UTC) I'll be happy to help with biology (esp. genetics) and chemistry; though this is a huge undertaking, its purpose is a noble one.

* [[User:Whosyourjudas|Whosyourjudas]]&nbsp;[[User talk:Whosyourjudas|(talk)]] 22:38, 9 Oct 2004 (UTC) -- I'd love to help out. I've got a good bit of chem and biology in me.

* [[User:Vsmith|Vsmith]] Been at it, need to sign in :) -[[User:Vsmith|Vsmith]] 21:16, 10 Oct 2004 (UTC)

* [[User:Steinsky|Joe D]] 22:42, 15 Oct 2004 (UTC). Hi!

* [[User:AnyFile|AnyFile]] 16:00, 17 Oct 2004 (UTC) I hope to contribute in Physics

* [[User:Bensaccount|Bensaccount]] 15:40, 18 Oct 2004 (UTC)

* [[User:Quinobi|Quinobi]] 14:12, 25 Dec 2004 (UTC)

* [[User:Adenosine|-Adenosine-]] 09:03, Mar 7, 2005 (UTC) I'm a genetics/microbiology student, looking at those areas

* [[User:Sambostock|Sambostock]] 01:45, 15 Mar 2005 (UTC) I'm an undergraduate whole-organism biologist (particularly behavioural ecology) and chemist. Leave a message on my talk if there any projects you want help with.

* [[User:Sonya07|Sonya07]] 01:31, 21 Apr 2005 (UTC)

* [[User:Fastfission|Fastfission]] 15:16, 8 May 2005 (UTC) -- I am a graduate student in the history of science and technology, my expertise is in the history of 19th and 20th century biology and physics, writ largely.

* [[User:MarSch|MarSch]] 15:54, 16 May 2005 (UTC) was here

* [[User:H Padleckas|H Padleckas]] 11:07, 24 May 2005 (UTC) I've just added some extra sections to the [[Spectroscopy]] article which I saw on the [[Talk:Spectroscopy]] page was part of this project.

* [[User:Changlc|Loren]] 16:00, 24 May 2005 (UTC) Looks good! I'm a grad student in aerospace engineering (undergrad in physics). I'll be happy to contribute on topics related to physics, astrodynamics, and meteorology/atmospheric science.

* [[User:Viriditas|Viriditas ]] | [[User_talk:Viriditas|Talk]] 01:59, 15 Jun 2005 (UTC)

* [[User:Mred64|Mred64]] 15:34, Jun 16, 2005 (UTC)

* [[User:Jotomicron|Jotomicron]] | [[User_talk:Jotomicron|talk]] Hoping to join, though I'll just assist at first!

* [[User:Ceyockey|Courtland]] July 1, 2005 09:16 (UTC)

* [[User:Scope_Creep|Scope_Creep]] July 30th, 2005 17:30 (UTC) Excellento. Wouldn't mind doing a big project. I'll contrib where I can first.

* [[User:Mr.Bip|Mr.Bip]] 20:57, 2 August 2005 (UTC) I'm a recent grad, majored in biochem, going to medical school soon. I'm going to be working on lots of biology-related articles.

* [[User:Techguru|Techguru]] August 4 2005 (UTC) I'm not an expert in anything but i know a fair amount about all the sciences and technologies and would love to assist on projects.

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