The Analytical Sciences Digital Library

The ASDL Community has been going strong since 1998! Consider joining your colleagues here at the library!

The Analytical Sciences Digital Library

A collection of instructional resources developed by the analytical science community.

From the Websites Collection

Explore a collection of educational websites, reference materials, and research tools selected for the analytical science community.

E-Texts

Explore textbooks, courseware, tutorials, exercises, and other learning materials for analytical chemistry. Eesources for classroom instruction, independent study, and further exploration of concepts.

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Databases

Find reference databases, application resources, spectra, technical data, and other research tools. Online resources for accessing scientific information and supporting laboratory work.

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Scientists Guidelines

Browse resources on research ethics, laboratory safety, mentoring, copyright, patents, and professional practice. Guidance for students, educators, and researchers working in the sciences.

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Videos

Watch lectures, demonstrations, tutorials, and other videos covering analytical chemistry concepts and techniques. Visual explanations of scientific principles, laboratory procedures, and applications.

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Institutional Sponsorship & Grant Stewardship

Founded in Science, Sustained by Community

The Analytical Sciences Digital Library is an open-access digital initiative developed with foundational grant support from the National Science Foundation (NSF) and longstanding sponsorship from the American Chemical Society (ACS) Division of Analytical Chemistry.

ACS Division of Analytical Chemistry Sponsor

Collaborative curriculum guidance, travel awards, symposia sponsorship, and peer-review editorial leadership since 1998.

National Science Foundation (DUE) Grant Stewardship

Multi-institution developmental funding through CCLI, TUES, and IUSE undergraduate education awards.

View Complete NSF Grant Citations & Institutional Consortium (8 Awards)

ASDL was conceived and expanded across more than two decades of competitive National Science Foundation Division of Undergraduate Education (DUE) research and dissemination awards:

DUE-01221528 University of Kansas (Foundational)
DUE-0531941 University of California, Riverside
DUE-0435422 Univ. of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
DUE-0937751 DePauw University
DUE-0816649 & 1118600 Bates College
DUE-1624898 / 1624956 University of Iowa (IUSE)
DUE 0817595 University of California Riverside

All curriculum consensus benchmarks and conference proceeding reports are preserved open access.

Institutional History & Grant Archive