http://www.hep.net/documents/newsletters/newsletters.html (World Wide Web Directory, ~04/1995)
HEP Newsletters and Periodicals
American Institute of Physics' FYI
The FYI newsletter is published electronically approximately 1-2
times per week by Richard M. Jones of the Publication Information Division
of the American Institute of Physics. Content is based on whats currently
happening in Washington and how it affects High Energy Physics. HEPNRC maintains an archive
of these files.
Electronically published biweekly by Phillip F. Schewe of the Physics Publication
Information department. Content is technically orientated, whats new in the
field. HEPNRC maintains an archive
of these files.
The American Physical Society's Whats New
This is a weekly newsletter, distributed every Friday by email. You can
contact the APS to subscribe to this list to get updates automatically or
you can read the latest copy here in WWW. Content is usually what is going
on in Washington concerning HEP Physics. APS maintains an archive of these files.
The CERN Computing Division's CERN Computing Newsletter (in 8.5" x 11" format)
This newsletter is distributed quarterly in A4 size postscript. HEPNRC
takes this and formats it to 8.5" x 11" postscript. HEPNRC maintains an archive
of these files.
This newsletter is devoted to the computing environment at DESY.
This monthly newsletter details the work of the Fermilab Computing Division
and provides information for users of Computing Division services.
The newsletter is available in postscript and PDF.
HEP Network Resource Center's HEPnet News
The HEPNRC distributes a High Energy Physics Networking newsletter 3-4 times per year.
Topics include physical network links, tools and methods to use the network to
benefit the physist, and whats new in networking. HEPNRC maintains an archive
of these files.
Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory's Currents
LBL's weekly electronic newsletter.
The Superconducting Super Collider's SSC News
Although this newsletter is now defunct, HEPNRC maintains an archive of these files.
http://www.hep.net/documents/newsletters/newsletters.html (World Wide Web Directory, ~04/1995)