Physics Related Websites

The following are websites for physics students:

National Science Foundation Research Experience for Undegraduate Search Site (for summer research)
"The Nucleus" - resources for physics undergraduates
The Society of Physics Students (SPS) home page
For those interested in graduate school, the SPS has a website GradSchoolShopper.com to provide information about graduate programs. You can also follow on twitter: @GRADSCHOOLSHOPPER

Here is the Physics Today website, and also their jobs site.
Another site with information on jobs: Careers for Numbers People
Feynman's Lectures are now available online.
Feynman's Famous Messenger Lectures were taped and are now available at Project Tuva.

 (You will need to have SilverLight installed to view them.)

A list of locations for finding particle physics information (includes arxiv.org)

arXiv.org is a searchable archive of physics preprints (papers submitted before publication).
Pirsa.org is an archive of lectures on physics, patterned somewhat after arXiv.

Information about the Physics Major Field Test (The MFT is required for assessment in the senior year.)

Here is an interesting commercial from an engineering standpoint: Honda Accord Commercial

Here are some other physics links:

The American Institute of Physics (AIP History of Physics Site)
The American Physical Society: And note the new APS online journal called Physics
      Also check out the APS's Physics Central, an educational site which among other things
      has some educational physics comics featuring a superhero called Spectra.
      The public website of the Particle Data Group has some interesting information.
      Finally, note that the APS offers a free one year trial membership for students.
The European Physical Society
Physics Education Research Group - Kansas State University
Georgia State University's Hyperphysics page
ITP Santa Barbara Public Lectures
Courses in Complexity Theory from the Sante Fe Institute
Physics Nobel Prize winners at nobelprize.org (Nobel Lectures since 1999)

PhysLink.com
OpenSourcePhysics.org
PhET Interactive Simulations at the University of Colorado, Boulder
For Mac users: Mac OS X for Physicists (somewhat dated but still useful)

Resources for funding support for graduate school:

National Science Foundation Fellowships
National Physical Science Consortium
http://www.college-scholarships.com/
National Academies

Also see:

An interesting math website: Wolfram Alpha (Note: Stephen Wolfram is the author of Mathematica, a symbolic manipulation program for mathematics. For some free and open source packages of similar nature, see our Student Resources page.)

Here is a resource particularly for those majoring in mathematics: Online Math Degrees

Here is a resource for science teachers in general:  What If Learning

A Menagerie of Physics Websites, Most With Physics Demonstration Applets:

Various Physics Applets • More Physics Applets • Some Quantum Applets • Resonata - A Wave Machine • Lissajous Lab • Flows of Vector Fields • A Complex Mapping Viewer • Teslamania • Field of a Moving Point Charge • MyPhysicsLab Simulations • Earth-Moon Distance • Finding the Speed of Light with Marshmallows • Sky Chart • Snowflakes • Errors and Misconceptions • Sound Lab • Powers of 10 Applet • Physics of an Automobile Collision

Finally, on the lighter side, here is a website of science jokes.