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Featured in @theatlantic.com, OUP author @unlawfulentries.bsky.social weighs in on the battle over birthright citizenship and what it could mean for the future of American citizenship. www.theatlantic.com/magazine/202...

🧠 What questions should shape the future of consciousness research? Neuroscience of Consciousness has introduced Perspectives, a new article type for expert viewpoints, scholarly debate, and forward-looking insights. Learn more and submit your Perspective today: oxford.ly/4euvBWE

What topic do you think deserves more attention in international security discussions: AI, cyber threats, space security, or nuclear risks? The SIPRI Yearbook 2026 explores each of these areas through dedicated chapters focused on developments in 2025: oxford.ly/4e4lurv

Book peer review can feel like a mystery when you're preparing your first book proposal. What happens behind the scenes, and how does feedback help shape publishing decisions? Join our webinar with OUP editors Eleanor Collins and Norman Hirschy to find out: oxford.ly/4kdeI6w

Join us on 29 October 2026 at 17:00 CEST for an EHJ Dialogue with Prof. Hiroaki Shimokawa on the physiology and pathophysiology of coronary circulation. Secure your place today: oxford.ly/4zcgk57 #EHJDialogue | #CardioHealth

🌹🐻☸️ For Deadheads, seekers, and anyone curious about the intersection of music and meaning. Enter our Goodreads giveaway for "Dead Dharma" and discover how the Grateful Dead became a soundtrack for spiritual awakening: oxford.ly/4yG5PG8

📢 Calling all immunologists! Do you have a specialism in machine learning? 🔍 @immunohorizons.bsky.social is currently seeking submissions for an upcoming special series on Machine Learning in Vaccine and Antibody Design. oxford.ly/4yTiBS0

Religion in America extends beyond houses of worship. From immigration activism in "Sanctuary in America" to the Grateful Dead's spiritual legacy in "Dead Dharma", our latest collection highlights the many ways people seek meaning, community, and belonging. 📚 oxford.ly/3WvWmnn

It’s #WorldOperaDay! 'The Republic of Love' by Martha C. Nussbaum explores how opera, from Mozart and Verdi to Britten and beyond, shapes our ideas of love, freedom, and democracy. 🎭🎶: oxford.ly/42jC6VR

Don’t miss your chance to enter the @brain1878.bsky.social Essay Competition! 🏆 Everyone is welcome to submit, from students to clinicians and members of the public. Share your perspective for the chance to be published in the journal! oxford.ly/4sdbulD

If you’ve generated a robust transcriptomic, proteomic, metabolomic, or other omics dataset, G3’s Omics Reports provide a dedicated venue for sharing it. Learn what Omics Reports cover: oxford.ly/4zHRbz2

What makes a research resource truly valuable to you? Is it credibility? Depth of content? Ease of access? Oxford Clinical Psychology brings together authoritative content that helps support teaching, research, and evidence-based practice, all in one place: oxford.ly/4iw2IM8

📢 Discover Research Connections' first Special Collection. Explore Health Systems and Models of Care Delivery to examine how healthcare is organized and delivered: oxford.ly/4zGpSFp

🔬 Japan is launching an ambitious new strategy for science, technology, and innovation. In The Journal of Biochemistry, Kohei Miyazono shares an insider view of the policies shaping its future. 🔗 oxford.ly/3TREWRr #SciencePolicy | #Innovation | #Research

Today at #ASHG! Don't miss the opportunity to meet #GENETICS Editor-in-Chief Howard Lipshitz and have all your publishing requirements answered! Visit our booth (#1508) between 10.00-11.00 where you will meet Howard and discover more about the journal. oxford.ly/4ivIoKP

How can past discoveries help prepare for future earthquakes? This #GJI Special Issue from @rasjournals.bsky.social holds a scientific legacy and showcases the latest advances in understanding the Marmara and North Anatolian Fault Zones. Discover now ➡️ oxford.ly/4zHOLjW

From speciation to biogeography, how does your research illuminate orchid diversity? Share your work with @botjlinnsoc.bsky.social. Explore this call for papers on Orchidaceae: oxford.ly/484v1ev

Big problems rarely fit into one discipline. Climate. Health. AI. Sustainability. Social Media. Explore interdisciplinary research that crosses boundaries and sparks new conversations at Oxford Intersections. 🔗 oxford.ly/4hKPYRt #AcademicResearch | #OxfordIntersections

This #OAWeek2026 we're celebrating the power of Open Access to expand the reach of veterinary research. Publishing Open Access in the Journal of Veterinary Internal Medicine means your work is immediately available to animal health professionals worldwide. oxford.ly/4jx0fSO

📚 How does book peer review work behind the scenes, and what are publishers looking for? Join Oxford University Press editors Eleanor Collins and Norman Hirschy for practical insights and a Q&A: oxford.ly/4dMT4lJ

Glowing praise from Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews 🌟 Discover how you can find meaning in your life: oxford.ly/4jwqybA

What can the latest generation of vertebrate genomes tell us about evolution? 🧬 Molecular Biology and Evolution invites submissions for a series on evolutionary genomics of vertebrates, from chromosome evolution to phylogenomics and genome duplication. oxford.ly/4ihh7vs

Medical students: what topic do you find most difficult to study? Anatomy? Pharmacology? Something else? Oxford Medicine Online provides access to a range of medical resources that can support study, research, and exam preparation throughout medical school. oxford.ly/4igZSud

What does "sanctuary" really mean? In “Sanctuary in America”, Lloyd D. Barba and Sergio M. González uncover the history, struggles, and victories of a movement that continues to shape debates on immigration today. oxford.ly/4AUdN0R

Sustainable Microbiology invites submissions for After Fungi: New Directions in Applied Mycology collection. Explore the future of fungal technologies, from mycelium materials and fermentation to computation, markets, and speculative futures: oxford.ly/4hXM6LK @amiposts.bsky.social

What happens when a scholar moves from studying institutions to working within them? 'Designing Feminist Institutions' reflects on efforts to advance gender-sensitive reform in the UK House of Commons. oxford.ly/4hOQkqi

James McPherson calls the election of 1860 "undeniably the most important—and pivotal—in all of American history." Walk through the days and months leading up to election day with this timeline on the OUPblog: oxford.ly/4iccW4P

"It is hard to imagine a more arresting metaphor for literature in wartime than a tattered book in which a single bloody fingerprint repeatedly appears in the margins." Don't miss the @wsj.com review of "A Librarian's War": oxford.ly/4yRoT54

Call for Papers: Microscopy How is the future of microscopy being shaped by advances in visualization? Submit your research to the special issue, The Frontiers of Visualization: Pushing the Limits of Precision, Depth, and Speed. 📅 Submit by 31 March 2027 oxford.ly/4dJnu8t

As the midterm elections approach, political scientist Don Kettl outlines just some of the key indicators that the current right-wing ideological movement is just continuing to grow: oxford.ly/4zlIDh7

Palliative care is relevant to every healthcare specialty. Explore the foundations of modern palliative medicine with a free chapter from the Oxford Handbook of Palliative Care, covering holistic care, symptom control, and supporting patients and families: oxford.ly/4hO0lTl

We hear the word "terrorism" all the time. But what does it actually mean? "How to Think About Terrorism" cuts through easy answers and explores the ideas, motivations, and moral questions behind one of the world's most contested concepts: oxford.ly/4zoIjhI

From nuclear power to #AI, the question that always hovers at the edge of tech disruption is "is this the end, or just the beginning." Discover how society can keep pace with "Harnessing Disruption": oxford.ly/475uHMl #PolSci 📚

How does the development of the periodic table in the 19th Century connect to research on quantum theory today? Find out on the OUPBlog ⚛️ oxford.ly/4ygBDBp

🎉 The winners of the 2026 Early Career Researchers First Book Prize have been announced! Discover ten exceptional books from the next generation of humanities and social science scholars, and learn more about the researchers and their winning work. oxford.ly/4hRQJai

Imagine inviting the leading ethicists, psychologists, legal minds, and technologists into a room and asking them to predict the future. That's sort of the vibe we were going for with this reading list. 🔮🤖🧠 US: oxford.ly/4rTsuNk UK: oxford.ly/4yeOB2v

Do you have research on selfish non-Mendelian transmission? Explore the new #GSA series and consider submitting your work: oxford.ly/4hOehN1

How should universities respond to rising levels of stress, anxiety, and burnout among students and staff? The newly launched Oxford Handbook of Well-Being in Higher Education provides a comprehensive, interdisciplinary resource on this pressing topic: oxford.ly/4yifySV

📣 Call for research in Plant Breeding for Complex Traits. #GSA invites scholarly research on phenomics, environomics, genome editing and innovative approaches to crop improvement. 🧬🌾 Submit today: oxford.ly/4yvAmql

Reminder NOW FREE: Chapter 5 “The Brontës on the Irish Stage,” 1-31 October only, academic.oup.com/book/62303/c... From *Theatrical Afterlives: Nineteenth-Century Women’s Novels on the Stage* (OUP) global.oup.com/academic/pro... #WutheringHeights #Ireland #Heathcliff #EmilyBrontë

🧬 Breakthroughs in RNA-Targeted Drug Discovery Dive into JJCO's latest Virtual Issue, curated by Akihide Yoshimi. This series, inspired by the 2025 Cancer Research Symposium, showcases cutting-edge RNA-based therapies driving innovation in oncology. 🔬 oxford.ly/4ibPnZ9

🥬 Plant-based diets are associated with reduced risk of depressive symptoms, but there are methodological and logistical hurdles that must be overcome. Read more in our latest 𝗘𝗱𝗶𝘁𝗼𝗿'𝘀 𝗖𝗵𝗼𝗶𝗰𝗲 paper from 𝙉𝙪𝙩𝙧𝙞𝙩𝙞𝙤𝙣 𝙍𝙚𝙫𝙞𝙚𝙬𝙨: academic.oup.com/nutritionrev... #depression #anxiety #vegetarian #diet

Ready for your next leadership role? European Society of Cardiology (@escardio.bsky.social) seeks an Editor-in-Chief for "European Heart Journal – Cardiovascular Interventions" with a strong publication and editorial record. Apply by 20th October: oxford.ly/4rTFUZM

Generated a new genome assembly or updated an existing one? G3’s Genome Reports offer a clear, citable format for foundational genomic resources. Learn more about Genome Reports: oxford.ly/47IV6j4

Every Christmas, M. R. James read a new ghost story by candlelight at midnight. But the ghosts are only part of the story. This revelatory new biography uncovers the scholar, storyteller, and deeply complex man behind the hauntings: oxford.ly/475Sqfk

What's the writing mistake you correct most often? References? Grammar? Terminology? Punctuation? The AMA Manual of Style provides guidance across all these areas to help create clear, consistent scientific communication: oxford.ly/3TOsmCo #ScientificWriting | #Research

📚 Preparing for clinical placements this term? Get a head start with the Oxford Handbook of Clinical Specialties. The handbook covers all 14 core specialties encountered during medical school, and the obstetrics chapter is free to read: oxford.ly/4ASlmVT

George Washington helped shape a nation, but who shaped him? Discover the world behind the man in "George Washington and His World." oxford.ly/4jKImjd #USHistory | #Skystorians

💡 Rapid diagnostics are transforming infectious disease care. Explore research on innovative testing technologies, real-world implementation, and the role of diagnostics in tackling antimicrobial resistance. oxford.ly/4rSKrMj

When and why should you engage with views you strongly believe to be false? What is the point of civility, and what are its limits? "The Other Side" is an essential guide for how to argue with common sense, generosity, humor, and wit, to restore meaningful dialogue: oxford.ly/3Wg8poI

Today is World Mental Health Day! Explore a curated collection from Health Policy and Planning covering various facets of mental health across the globe. Explore the collection today: oxford.ly/4jLf5oz