scitech library question

:: UK science writer David Bradley has created an RSS/XML chemistry and science news feed, linking together various news sites, including Reactive Reports Chemistry Webzine, Spectral Lines, Spotlight, and Sciencebase. Writing on CHMINF-L, Bradley noted:

You can preview the content at
http://www.sciencebase.com/RSS_science_newsfeed_preview.html where there is also a FAQ link on RSS

The actual XML file can be found at http://www.sciencebase.com/sciencebase.xml and will display the headlines in the latest version of the Opera web browser but will show as XML tagging in MSIE and others unless you're running a news aggregator. You can add it to your "My Yahoo!" using this link http://tinyurl.com/3ke25.

Thanks to those wonderful folks at CERN (Happy Birthday, by the way!) I found a neat stylesheet reference that will allow MSIE users to see my sciencebase XML file

sciencebase.xml

So, while an aggregator or My Yahoo! would probably be the best option, allowing users to...well....aggregate, at least those without can still see the headlines rather than XML tags

Thanks

David Bradley Science Writer

Posted by: David Bradley at September 30, 2025 12:26 AM