Cyanosite Awards and Distinctions

Presented Chronologically From Most Recent



Cyanosite was selected on October 11, 2006 for the Encyclopedia Britannica Internet Guide:


Cyanosite was chosen on June 8, 2003 for the "Spotlight" section of Microbes.Info:

Microbes.Info Logo


Cyanosite was recognized on May 7, 2002 with the Dr. Matrix Award for Science Excellence from "Dr. Matrix' Web World of Science":

Dr. Matrix Award


Cyanosite was chosen for a Gold Artsy Award on June 23, 2001:

Gold Artsy


Cyanosite has been rated "child-safe" by ICRA on March 13, 2001 after several years with RSCA:

Child-Safe


Cyanosite chosen for inclusion in ISI Current Web Contents on January 10, 2001:

WebSelect


Cyanosite was given the Argus Clearinghouse Seal of Approval on October 2, 1998:

Argus 
Clearinghouse Approved


Cyanosite was selected for inclusion in the Nearctica website of scientific resources on September 29, 1998 and can display this symbol:

Nearctica


A review of Cyanosite appeared in Genetic Engineering News on September 15, 1998 in Volume 18(16), page 35. The full text of the review can be seen here.

GEN


Cyanosite was reviewed on April 24, 1998 in the NetWatch section of the journal Science Volume 280, Number 5363. It seems quite an honor to appear in Science and a fine tribute to Cyanosite. The full text of the review can be seen here.

Science Issue Cover


Cyanosite was included in the BioMedLink database on July 14, 1998 and can display this award:

BioMedLink Award


Cyanosite has been honored by its selection for the Internet Scout Project appearing in Vol. 4 No. 41 on February 13, 1998 and proudly displays this award:

Scout Report Selection


Cyanosite was chosen Web Pick of the Day on February 26, 1998 by HMS Beagle and proudly displays this award:

HMS Beagle Web Pick


Cyanosite has been honored by its selection on August 10, 1997 for inclusion in the Science Central directory. Only the premier scientific websites in a given field are included and can legitimately display this award:

SciCentral

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