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Help clinicians and researchers around the world access your work. Publish your pharmacotherapy insights with EHJ - CVP fully Open Access and help advance the future of cardiovascular care. Explore your publishing options: oxford.ly/4fhlTGD
Have you completed a genetic screen that uncovered key genes, pathways, or phenotypes? G3’s Genetic Screen Reports provide a concise way to share clear, reproducible results. See what this article type includes: oxford.ly/4w5AagP
Essential reading for clinicians managing lupus. BSR has published the 2026 guideline for management of children, young people and adults with SLE. Read open access: oxford.ly/4bQMnxN #Rheumatology #Rheumsky
Celebrate 25 years of Briefings in Bioinformatics 🎉 This special issue explores AI in biology 🤖, multimodal omics 🧬, and the path toward real clinical impact 🏥—capturing the trends shaping the field right now. Perfect reading while following #ISMB2026 👇 oxford.ly/4pqDFfn
🏆 We're celebrating Oxford Law Pro's SSP EPIC Award wins at #AALL26! Visit us at booth 500 tomorrow for coffee, cookies, and a closer look at the award-winning Oxford Law Pro platform and other OUP resources.
🏛️ Going to #AALL26 in Cleveland? Come say hello at Booth 500 from July 18-21 and chat with our team about Oxford Law Pro and other OUP resources for legal professionals. Want a preview before the conference? See Oxford Law Pro in action 🔗 oxford.ly/3R3wEEF
Celebrate 100 years of ICES Journal of Marine Science with us! In a new video series, hear from our current Editor-in-Chief, past and present editors, and authors of the journal as they talk us through their experiences and the impact the journal has had on them: oxford.ly/4f8A3LC
Kudos to anyone whose @nytimes.com Wordle streak survived yesterday's PSHAW 👀 After a thorough review of the OED, we can confirm that pshaw is, in fact, a real word. Sorry to everyone who was convinced otherwise. 😅 oxford.ly/4wa5ZW3
⚓ A hero's journey. A test of wit and will. A timeless search for home. "The Odyssey" celebrates cunning over strength, exploring themes of temptation, perseverance, and belonging. Discover why Homer's masterpiece has captivated readers for centuries. 📖 oxford.ly/3RyAsOl #TheOdyssey
What makes a perfect summer read? A story that transports you somewhere new, challenges your perspective, or stays in your thoughts long after the final page. Our summer book list is filled with stories that do exactly that ☀️ UK: oxford.ly/4pk7mP0 US: oxford.ly/4pmfRsZ
Step into six centuries of power, culture, and transformation. "Dreams of Empire" brings the epic story of the Ottoman Empire to life, revealing a world of sultans, warriors, traders, and visionaries across Europe, the Middle East, and North Africa: oxford.ly/4v28nN0
European Review of Agricultural Economics welcomes submissions for its special issue. Topics include behavioural decision-making, AI in experiments, and strengthening external validity. Submissions follow a Registered Report, Open Science format. 🔗 oxford.ly/3Tev4jO
New topic from Oxford Intersections: Environmental Change and Human Experience How do people perceive and respond to environmental change? Explore the human dimension of a global challenge through interdisciplinary research. 🔗 oxford.ly/4eVFNrW
July’s ODNB update is introduced by Sir David Cannadine, who reflects on 12 years as General Editor of ODNB. There are also new and revisited lives of women artists and figures active in the eighteenth century. Discover more on #ODNB: oxford.ly/4gxnzyd
Calling all Very Short Introduction fans! 📚 Discover the history of our bestselling series, from its beginnings in 1995 to our 800th title. Which VSI is your favourite—and what are you reading next? 🔗 oxford.ly/4aQ5Yhe
Call for Papers: Environmental Change and Human Experience Oxford Intersections seeks interdisciplinary research on human–environment relationships. Broad visibility, policy relevance, and cross-disciplinary engagement. Abstract deadline: 1 Sept 2026 🔗: oxford.ly/3QZLmMQ
Is the noun flower related to flour? Take the quiz to learn some wonderful information about the etymology of eight very similar-sounding word pairs. Cheating by consulting the OED ahead of answering each question absolutely encouraged: oxford.ly/4pcKBwG
Heat stress is becoming a modern cardiovascular risk factor. EHJ, the official journal of @escardio.bsky.social, brings together the latest research on climate-driven health impacts. Worth a read for anyone in medicine or policy: oxford.ly/4f22F82 #ClimateChange | #Health
How should communication research define 'audience' in a transforming media environment? Human Communication Research invites scholars to contribute new perspectives across theory, methods, and evidence. Want to learn more? oxford.ly/4vlBCKS
"Open access allowed us to make it available all over the world at once." Authors are telling us what happens when we remove barriers to their research. Over 500 OA books and counting 📚 Read the full blog: oxford.ly/3SPYp3V
Lost Tolkien, found. 📖✨ The Review of English Studies has published a critical edition of Soul's Ward, J. R. R. Tolkien's previously unpublished translation of the medieval homily 'Sawles Warde'. Read more: oxford.ly/4f3AMwa
Mission planning, preparatory science, and data analysis—join the global effort shaping HWO. 🔭 #RASTI invites submissions advancing mission concept development for the Habitable Worlds Observatory.🧑🚀 🔗 oxford.ly/4vrFJWk @rasjournals.bsky.social
Expanding horizons in evolutionary biology. Methods & Tools articles highlight advances in experimental design, analytical pipelines, and reproducible workflows. Submit your work to @evojlinnsoc.bsky.social. Explore the new article type: oxford.ly/4vrMaIE
Music breaks barriers and reshapes identity across generations. Celebrate our 800th Very Short Introduction 'Rock 'N' Roll,' and explore the revolution in detail. Enter to win on Goodreads: oxford.ly/4f07FKb
The role of tax in reducing or perpetuating gendered inequality is often overlooked. In this article Sandra Fredman explores a 4 dimensional understanding of substantive gender equality and assesses possible ways ahead 🔗 oxford.ly/3RqX6YR
🕷️ Seen #SpiderNoir on Amazon? Discover the comic story behind it. @fakeitalian.bsky.social’s MELUS article explores Joe “Robbie” Robertson—Spider-Man’s forgotten Black father figure—and his complex bond with Tombstone. Read here: oxford.ly/4fnmCav
Are you ready to publish your next plant biology paper? Visit @jxbotany.bsky.social’s open call for papers to find a suitable special issue, or, if you are at #SEB2026, visit us at booth 13 to find out more! oxford.ly/4yophZg
📢 Call for Papers Share your latest research in plant and fungal biology with @botjlinnsoc.bsky.social. From systematics to evolution, your work can help shape the field. Learn more and submit: oxford.ly/4gqXLUs
Do you have a fiending for knowledge? The latest OED update includes hundreds of new words, such as “blingy,” “floordrobe,” “enshittification,” “folksonomy,” and more, capturing the creativity of English. Dive in here: oxford.ly/4wzoHWW #newwords
ALS affects approximately 5,600 Americans every year. "Navigating Life with Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis" combines clinical expertise and lived caregiver experience to answer the most pressing questions—from diagnosis through disease progression. Learn more: oxford.ly/4wysrYE