Is there a resource other than Wikipedia where they have a layman-level introduction to articles on nuclear resonance and resonance in particle physics?

I went to a RS prize lecture on NMR - will see if I can dig out the video. She was a superb lecturer and I learned quite a bit

Is there a resource other than Wikipedia where they have a layman-level introduction to articles on nuclear resonance and resonance in particle physics?

 

Here is a link to a site an undergraduate lab buddy of mine helped create. It has some excellent graphics and animation, and is fairly accessible to anyone with even a middling physics education. I'm not sure about you, but in no other science discipline do I think visuals are as important for comprehension of the topics at hand as is that is of particle physics!

 

 

http://particleadventure.org/

From last weeks jlab conference, check out slide 9 of the 9:45 Friday presentation https://www.jlab.org/indico/event/209/