Have you ever wondered why axolotls can regrow their limbs and humans can’t? Find out on the OUPBlog! 🦎 oxford.ly/4xjY0pw

🤖 Got groundbreaking research on AI and linguistics? Submit to Applied Linguistics’ special section, AI in Applied Linguistics, and contribute to this exciting field! 🔗 Details here: oxford.ly/454qDLm #ArtificialIntelligence | #Linguistics | #AppliedLinguistics

🌿 Who decides what belongs? Undesirable dives into the ethical and ecological complexities of invasive species. 🎥 Watch the trailer to see why not every environmental issue is black and white: oxford.ly/4pS6UI8

What can studying our Sun tell us about stars across the Universe? ☀️   Explore how researchers use our nearest star to unlock bigger astrophysical questions in the new #MNRAS virtual collection from @rasjournals.bsky.social.   Learn more: academic.oup.com/mnras/pages/...

Congratulations to the winner of the #MNRAS Student Prize 2026. We're proud to celebrate their contributions to astronomy research.   Learn more about this year's prize-winning student: academic.oup.com/mnras/pages/...   @rasjournals.bsky.social

📣 Journal of Applied Microbiology is calling for papers for an upcoming themed collection on 'AI in Soil Microbiology'. Is this your research area? Don't miss your chance to publish with us: oxford.ly/4yXCTuz

What defined cardiovascular medicine in 2025? European Heart Journal curates the evidence that shaped key conversations in the Year in Cardiovascular Medicine collection: oxford.ly/4eihe85 @escardio.bsky.social

New Call for Papers, 'African Soil Microbiomes in a Changing Environment'. This themed collection will explore soil microbiomes and their relation to soil degradation, desertification, salinisation, climate resilience, and food security. 📄: oxford.ly/4ukX1DG @amiposts.bsky.social

Are you attending the Joint Statistical Meetings 26? Discover Biometrics, the official journal of the International Biometric Society, and consider submitting your next paper: oxford.ly/4h89zuZ

The Louisiana Purchase was not simply a land deal between nations. In this Q and A, historian Alexander Mikaberidze explains how it emerged from global currents of empire, revolution, and ambition. Read more on the OUP Blog: oxford.ly/3TYEiRv

What if patriarchy is more than a system of domination? In Real Men on Top, Robin Dembroff argues that patriarchy shapes the very reality we inhabit. Listen to this thought-provoking conversation on the New Books Network: oxford.ly/4vN9ReA

We're delighted to celebrate the winner of the MNRAS Student Prize 2026 🎉   This award recognises outstanding student contributions to astronomy research by #MNRAS   Find out more: academic.oup.com/mnras/pages/...   @rasjournals.bsky.social

What can a single moment reveal about the course of a nation? The “Pivotal Moments in American History” series explores how individuals and events intersect within larger historical forces. Discover the moments that changed everything: oxford.ly/4ejCome

🚀 Heading to #JSM2026? Explore groundbreaking research with the Royal Statistical Society Journals! From applied statistics to data science, our journals are your go-to for advancing knowledge in statistics and beyond. 📖 Discover more: oxford.ly/4wyhYgk #Statistics | #DataScience

PNAS Nexus publishes open access interdisciplinary research across the physical sciences. Explore the Physical Sciences Collection and discover the range of work published in @pnasnexus.org: academic.oup.com/pnasnexus/pa...

Join us on 30 July 2026 at 17:00 CEST for an EHJ Dialogue with Prof. Gregg Stone on the past, present, and future of interventional cardiology. Secure your place today: oxford.ly/4yHcGAi #EHJDialogue | #CardioHealth

Health Affairs Scholar ranks Q1 for Health Care Sciences and Services and Health Policy and Services in the 2026 Journal Citation Reports. With 387,929 full-text downloads in 2025, it’s a great place for your research to stand out. Explore 3 years of impact: oxford.ly/45iILRx

Robin Dembroff's "Real Men on Top" revisits ideas inherited from second-wave feminism and asks whether patriarchy should be understood as more than just "men dominating women." The result is a nuanced argument about how gender hierarchies are organized/maintained. oxford.ly/3TSGw4Q

What We Get Wrong About Patriarchy

A conversation with philosopher Robin Dembroff about their new book, Real Men on Top, identity categories, and the possibility of undoing patriarchy.

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An election crisis. 9/11. Two wars. What really happened inside the George W. Bush White House? Based on newly released interviews with 65 senior officials, discover behind‑the‑scenes details. oxford.ly/4nhXwwc

Your optimized protocol or lab innovation could streamline someone else’s research. A G3 Molecular Method Report highlights techniques others can adopt right away. Learn more about this format: oxford.ly/4fwdqiS

Submissions are open for the European Heart Journal – Case Reports call for papers in Electrophysiology. Share clinically relevant cases that support learning and improved practice in cardiac rhythm management: oxford.ly/4w6HiJj #Electrophysiology | #Cardiology |

Built a tool, workflow, or pipeline that solves a research bottleneck? G3’s Software and Workflow Reports are designed for practical, reusable computational advances. Learn how this article type works: oxford.ly/4gOUNJw

🚨 Final call! 7 days remain to apply for the Oxford Test of English Learner Corpora Research Competition. Don’t miss the chance to publish your research and win an iPad Air. Deadline: 31 July 2026 Apply today: oxford.ly/3RakidZ #LanguageAssessment | #OTELC | #ResearchOpportunity

Considering submitting your research to the Journal of Surgical Case Reports in 2026? Read this year's winning case report on the molar root hemisection technique to see what made it stand out: oxford.ly/44MPPFS

📢The Economic Journal is pleased to announce the Special Issue on Climate Change and Inequality. Edited by Alberto Bisin, 11 papers showcasing frontier research on one of the defining economic challenges of our time. 👉 bit.ly/4bzApIL #EconSky @resmedia.bsky.social @albertobisin.bsky.social

📢 New release on #OxfordResearchEncyclopedia! We’re excited to announce the launch of the Oxford Research Encyclopedia of Military History. The module brings together expert perspectives on warfare, strategy, and global history: oxford.ly/4yxQM2p #MilitaryHistory

We're pleased to announce the winner of the MNRAS Student Prize 2026 🌟   The award celebrates outstanding student contributions to #MNRAS astronomy research.   Discover this year's recipient: academic.oup.com/mnras/pages/...   @rasjournals.bsky.social

Working on genomic selection, quantitative genetics, or breeding program innovation? This new #GSA Call for Papers brings those conversations together—and your research belongs in the mix. Submit your work: oxford.ly/44Lmewx

As media systems evolve, so too must our understanding of 'audience.' This special issue in the Human Communication Research seeks rigorous, evidence-based work examining how audiences are conceptualized, measured, and theorized today. Interested in contributing? oxford.ly/4fDVOlA

By tracing the history of racist myths from their origins to their modern iterations, "White Lies" offers readers a deeper understanding of how white supremacy adapts, survives, and reproduces itself over time. oxford.ly/44GcaF8