Dr. Matrix Award for Science Excellence
The original web page,
http://www.scientium.com/drmatrix/awards
no longer exists so I have neutered all links.
The aol email address does not work either.
From DrMatrix@aol.com Wed Jan 29 14:33:09 2003
From: DrMatrix@aol.com
Date: Wed, 29 Jan 2003 14:33:00 EST
Subject: Your Web Site Has Been Recognized!
To: toms@alum.mit.edu
Hello and
congratulations!
Your Web site, "Molecular Information Theory and the Theory of
Molecular Machines," is being recognized with the Dr. Matrix Award for
Science Excellence from "Dr. Matrix' Web World of Science"
(http://www.scientium.com/drmatrix/awards,
dead link)
- the Web science exploration
site of The Scientium (scientium.com). "Molecular Information Theory
and the Theory of Molecular Machines" is also being honored with
prominent display as a select site at
http://www.scientium.com/drmatrix/awards/
(dead link)
in the categories: Student
Resource, Technology, Exploration and Reference, Chemistry, Biology
& Evolution.
Sites receiving this award are distinguished by the quality of
their content alone. A flashy Web site will not receive this award if
its content lacks interest and integrity. A simple Web site will
receive this award if it serves the interests of discovery, mental
enrichment and thoughtful enjoyment. This award doesn't go to "cool"
sites. It goes to the great sites. It's not a daily or weekly award,
but an award based on presence, here and now. It is given in
gratitude, with no other request but that you keep doing what you're
doing.
As a recipient of the Dr. Matrix Award for Science Excellence on
the World-Wide Web, there are several award images which are freely
available for display at your site if you choose to use them. The
award images are of varying sizes and are in both the GIF and JPG
format. Award images are located at
http://www.scientium.com/drmatrix/awards/dmaward.htm
(dead link)
You're under no obligation to do so, but it would be gratifying
for you to include a link back to the Web World of Science from the
award image. The URL to use for this link
is:
http://www.scientium.com/drmatrix/awards/2003/dma22003.htm#biology
(dead link)
A heartfelt thank you for enriching the time we spend on the
World-Wide Web.
- Dr. Matrix -
drmatrix@aol.com
(dead address)
(AKA Bruce Bowden, scientium@scientium.com)
(dead address)
Dr. Matrix' Web World of Science:
http://www.scientium.com/drmatrix/
(dead link)
Schneider Lab
origin: 2003 Jan 30
updated: 2018 May 15