Part of Google Scholar is trying to do this. It is a very difficult problem, but I think there is hope. It currently is not as good as scientists want/need. I want to be able to say "Give me all the microscope pictures of my favorite type of cell that have been exposed to a particular drug and have been published in peer reviewed journals in the past two years." The underlying data have enough structure that a clever person might be able to make this possible. The whole internet is currently too unstructured for me to believe a generalized search (i.e. Google homepage) can aspire to this type of query.
This solar system seems very plausible. The PDF is
here.
Anhydrous ammonia is nasty, but is also sold by the railroad car as a fertilizer. I imagine there is a way to ferment urine and distill the ammonia as well.
My vt.edu account was up for 2 or 3 years after graduation, then was gone (though they gave me a head's up first). I just ran across this site which has access to such an alum account. I haven't had my address there long enough to judge it though.
Part of Google Scholar is trying to do this. It is a very difficult problem, but I think there is hope. It currently is not as good as scientists want/need. I want to be able to say "Give me all the microscope pictures of my favorite type of cell that have been exposed to a particular drug and have been published in peer reviewed journals in the past two years." The underlying data have enough structure that a clever person might be able to make this possible. The whole internet is currently too unstructured for me to believe a generalized search (i.e. Google homepage) can aspire to this type of query.
This solar system seems very plausible. The PDF is here. Anhydrous ammonia is nasty, but is also sold by the railroad car as a fertilizer. I imagine there is a way to ferment urine and distill the ammonia as well.
My vt.edu account was up for 2 or 3 years after graduation, then was gone (though they gave me a head's up first). I just ran across this site which has access to such an alum account. I haven't had my address there long enough to judge it though.