SLAC World Wide Web Information

The SLAC World Wide Web (WWW) service provides access to a wide range of information from a variety of sources both at SLAC and elsewhere. Information is provided in the form of hypertext which allows users to follow pointers from one item to other related items, and thus to access the information they need in a simple intuitive manner. Information is accessed using the TCP/IP network and can actually reside anywhere in the world, although the user does not need to know where the information comes from.

A number of different programs (called browsers) are available to access WWW information for different platforms including VM, VMS, Unix and NeXT.

SLAC information

SLAC SPIRES
Information is available on SLAC people (BINLIST), HEP people (HEPNAMES), HEP publications, as well as many additional topics.
Seminars
Seminars at SLAC and nearby, today, tomorrow, this week, next week, anytime.
SLD
Information specific to the SLD experiment.
FreeHep
Information on software available from HepLib.
VMS Help
Help information from SLACVX.

Other Information

See also HEP information( CERN, DESY etc.), academic information, APS News.

Support

The WWW at SLAC is supported by the SLAC WWWizards, to whom questions - comments - complaints etc. should be addressed. The WWW project was initiated and is supported by a group based chiefly at CERN.