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- A-Z Multimedia Research at UCLA - from Anthropology to Zoology.
- Anatomy : 3D Map of Rat Anatomy, Arthur W. Toga, Emily M. Santori, Ron Hazani, Karen Ambach, UCLA Laboratory of Neuro Imaging.
- Biology : Genetic Algorithms, James Hoffman, UVM, 2002
- Chemistry : Computerized Visualization of Molecular Structure
- Chemistry : Computerized Simulation of Reaction Kinetics
- Chinese : Computer Voice Recognition and the Learning of Tones
- Classics: Clutural Virtual Reality Lab, Bernard Frischer, Department of Classics, and Diane Favro, Department of Architecture, UCLA, 1998.
- History: Gutenberg Bible Goes Digital, High-Tech Photos of Library of Congress Copy Allow Web Scrutiny, Robert Siegel, NPR All Things Considered, February 19, 2002. See also Gutenberg Digital at Gottiger Digitalisierungs Zentrum
- Web site helps intl students read Japanese in own languages, Yasuko Soutome, Yomiuri Shimbun, February 22, 2002. Kikuko Nishina at Tokyo Institute of Technology for 26 years. Nishina, now also a professor at the national institute's International Student Center, established a Web site in 1999 called "Asunaro" (http://hinoki.ryu.titech.ac.jp), which features a multilingual reading comprehension system designed to help international students of science and technology in Japan cope with documents written in Japanese.
- Sociology: Cyberspace and Virtual Reality, Victor J. Vitanza, Allyn and Bacon, 2002.
- Geography 167: Computational Cartography
- Sociology of Cyberspace, Robert van Krieken, 1999
- Zoology : Ornithology