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Cambridge University Press @universitypress.cambridge.org · yesterday

“Autism is no longer just a medical term - it has become part of popular culture.” In a new editorial, published in ‘Psychological Medicine', Dame Uta Frith argues that the autism “spectrum” may now be too broad to be useful. Read the full paper🔗 https://cup.org/4fEjyqM @ucl.ac.uk

Cover of the publication "Psychological Medicine" by Cambridge University Press. The cover features a colorful illustration of a human head with various symbols. Text reads, "Rethinking how autism is diagnosed" and highlights Uta Frith's research on autism spectrum disorder.

Cambridge University Press @universitypress.cambridge.org · 2d ago

Celebrating award winning authors🎉 From secret operations to revolutionary histories, our award-winning social science books explore the events and ideas that have shaped societies around the world.📚 This #NationalYearOfReading, discover one of our award-winning titles: https://cup.org/4g8bcYx

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Cambridge University Press @universitypress.cambridge.org · 3d ago

Join host Jack Aldane and author Gavin Keulks for the launch of 'The Cambridge Companion to Martin Amis'. The discussion will cover the book's genre, style, and structure, as well as the politics and public memory associated with it.📗 Book your tickets now 🎫🔗 https://cup.org/4w34mIS

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Cambridge University Press @universitypress.cambridge.org · 4d ago

What can we learn from Brexit a decade later? Join Anthony Seldon, author of 'The Brexit Effect', and Marina Wheeler at Wimbledon BookFest as they discuss the ongoing political ramifications of Brexit. Book your tickets now 🎫🔗 https://cup.org/4wMnkol

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Cambridge University Press @universitypress.cambridge.org · 6d ago

Fresh off the press this July, including: 🚨Theory, practice and global trading systems in 'On Trade War' 🗣️ Explore the secret history of language 📙How key concepts in Romantic literature have inspired World literature View the full list 🔗 https://cup.org/4hFA2jL

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The image shows the book cover of "On Trade War" by Craig VanGrasstek, featuring a maritime scene with ships on the water and an explosion in the center.

Book cover titled "The Secret History of Language: Language Change Unraveled" by Lyle Campbell, featuring ancient script symbols at the top and bottom.

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Cambridge University Press @universitypress.cambridge.org · 7d ago

Adventure, homecoming, temptation, resilience and the search for belonging. 'The Odyssey' has endured for thousands of years because it’s built on a timeless storytelling structure. Explore how reading Homer can feel surprisingly modern🔗 https://cup.org/4yORsAF @classicalassociation.org #TheOdyssey

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Cambridge University Press @universitypress.cambridge.org · last wk.

From the regimes that shaped Berlin to the literary legacy of Dublin and New Orleans, explore the world with our must-read summer paperbacks. 🗺️ 📚 Read more 🔗 https://cup.org/4bgJK8r #NationalYearOfReading

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Book cover featuring "Ten Moments That Shaped Berlin" by Mary Fulbrook. The cover has an orange section with black and white photo of a crowd and the Brandenburg Gate. An illustrated paper plane and location icon are on the left.

Cover of the book "Dublin: A Writer's City" by Chris Morash. It features a streetlamp with ornate metalwork and a bird perched on top, set against a clear sky. A navigation path with a location pin points to the book.

Book cover titled "New Orleans: A Writer's City" by T.R. Johnson. The cover features a night scene of New Orleans with illuminated buildings and vibrant reflections on the wet street. There is a location pin leading to the book cover.

Cambridge University Press @universitypress.cambridge.org · last wk.

This #NationalYearOfReading, rediscover the classics with Cambridge Editions 📚 Thoughtfully edited by leading scholars, each volume features insightful introductions and in-depth analysis to deepen your understanding of timeless works. Explore now 🔗 https://cup.org/4x8ezoj #CambridgeEditions

Cambridge University Press @universitypress.cambridge.org · last wk.

Have you watched Nolen's Odyssey in the cinema yet? 🎥 We took a journey down the River Cam with Professors Rebecca Laemmle and Richard Hunter, as they shared their hope that the new film will inspire viewers to read the classics.📘 Read more 🔗 https://cup.org/3TlsCYS

Cambridge University Press @universitypress.cambridge.org · 2w ago

Come with us to the launch event for 'Cold War Football' at Waterstones Piccadilly 📅 David Goldblatt joined authors Tony Shaw and Alan McDougall to discuss how politics, diplomacy and global tensions have shaped football. Read more 🔗 https://cup.org/4gJkvz3

Cambridge University Press @universitypress.cambridge.org · 2w ago

We have been selected by the French National Research Institute for Agriculture, Food and Environment (INRAE) @inrae-france.bsky.social as their new publishing partner for six internationally recognised research journals, beginning in 2027 🎉 Read more🔗 https://cup.org/4bboDEu

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Cambridge University Press @universitypress.cambridge.org · 2w ago

As we celebrate another year with our 492nd birthday, we're highlighting some of our recent milestones🎉 ✅ 75% of research now publishing open access ✅ Over 50% of our journals now fully open ✅ Launch of the Cambridge Amplify Grant to support early-career researchers publishing their first book

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Cambridge University Press @universitypress.cambridge.org · 2w ago

It's our 492nd birthday!🎉🎂 Thank you to all authors, researchers, partners and customers who have been part of our journey to 492! This week, follow us as we look back at our history and share how we continue to innovate today.💡

Cambridge University Press @universitypress.cambridge.org · 3w ago

Could salsa dancing help young people with depression? 💃 In our latest blog, Brennan Delattre explores how young people who took part in salsa classes showed a significantly greater reduction in depressive symptoms than those who didn't. Read more 🔗 https://cup.org/3T9Xhbw

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Cambridge University Press @universitypress.cambridge.org · 3w ago

Can you guess these titles from just 3 emojis? 🤔 Every book opens a new world to explore. This #WorldEmojiDay, we’re putting your literary knowledge to the test.📚 From literary classics to epic adventures, there's something for every reader. Drop your answers in the comments⬇️

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Cambridge University Press @universitypress.cambridge.org · 3w ago

Think Homer isn't for you?🤔 From mispronouncing Persephone to tackling an almost 3,000-year-old epic, the classics can feel intimidating at first. But 'The Odyssey' is ultimately a story of adventure, resilience and homecoming. Read these tips to get started with Homer.📖 🔗https://cup.org/3SVeYf1

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Cambridge University Press @universitypress.cambridge.org · 3w ago

As the 2026 FIFA World Cup heads towards the final, we've selected five books to take you through the global reach and cultural influence of the game ⚽ Read more 🔗 https://cup.org/4v6mRfR #FIFAWorldCup #2026FIFAWorldCup

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Cambridge University Press @universitypress.cambridge.org · 3w ago

Celebrating Shakespeare in the #NationalYearOfReading 📚 From watching Shakespeare-inspired films to performing scenes from his plays in the classroom, swipe through as our authors share their first encounters with Shakespeare. Read the full story🔗 https://cup.org/4gwFzbY

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Cambridge University Press @universitypress.cambridge.org · 3w ago

Overcome language barriers and submit your journal article with confidence 🖋️ 💬 Translate your content into clear English ✅ Ensure it meets journal guidelines 📄 Boost publication opportunities 📈 Amplify the impact of your research. Find out more about our author services 🔗 https://cup.org/4fGcTdE

Cambridge University Press @universitypress.cambridge.org · 4w ago

How is Cambridge leading the transition to open? With 50% of our journals now fully open and 75% of our research articles publishing open access, we're expanding access to research across all disciplines. Read more 🔗 https://cup.org/4yg3yCv

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Cambridge University Press @universitypress.cambridge.org · 4w ago

The quarter-finals start tomorrow! ⚽ Who are you supporting? As football takes centre stage, explore the story behind the game with 'Cold War Football' by Tony Shaw and Alan McDougall, a fascinating look at how football and history shaped each other. Discover more 🔗 https://cup.org/4v6mRfR

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Cambridge University Press @universitypress.cambridge.org · 4w ago

We’ve passed one billion downloads on Cambridge Core! 🎉 Reaching this remarkable milestone is about more than just a number, as it reflects the enduring value of trusted academic content. 🌏💻 Read more 🔗 https://cup.org/4gGorQT

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Cambridge University Press @universitypress.cambridge.org · 4w ago

Ten years on from Brexit, what can we learn from its impact? 💭 Join Anthony Seldon, author of 'The Brexit Effect, 2016–2026', alongside Steve Baker, Anand Menon, and Madeline Sumption as they explore key findings from the book and reflect on Brexit's lasting impact.📗 🔗 https://cup.org/44FBSt8

The image features a book cover titled "The Brexit Effect 2016–2026," edited by Anthony Seldon, with figures draped in UK and EU flags. Below, event details are listed: Thursday 16 July 2026, 6:30 PM - 8 PM (BST), at LSE campus.

Cambridge University Press @universitypress.cambridge.org · 4w ago

Don't miss Mandy Hill speaking in the inaugural 'Women in Scholarly Communications' series from Research Information. Mandy reflects on her career journey, what it means to lead the world's oldest university press, and why there is still work to do to achieve gender equity across the industry. ⬇️

Research Information@researchinfo.bsky.social · last mo.

Guiding Cambridge through an AI revolution www.researchinformation.info/analysis-opi... In the first of our Women in Scholarly Communications series – sponsored by @cactusglobal.bsky.social – we meet Mandy Hill, managing director at Cambridge University Press @universitypress.cambridge.org

Cambridge University Press @universitypress.cambridge.org · last mo.

Come with us to Gordon McMullan's @cambridgebookshop.bsky.social event 📗 📅 Find out why people dislike cormorants and how these birds have become an object of global conflict between the fishing industry and environmental science. Read more 🔗 https://cup.org/4oXuQcR

Cambridge University Press @universitypress.cambridge.org · last mo.

Hot Off the Press 🎧 Guest host Emma Smith talks to fellow author Dennis Britton about how to approach reading Shakespeare and the benefits of reading, as we mark the #NationalYearOfReading in the UK. 📖 Listen to the full episode 🔗 https://cup.org/4xNOn3e

Cambridge University Press @universitypress.cambridge.org · last mo.

What can we learn from Brexit, ten years on? 💭 At the launch of 'The Brexit Effect: 2016–2026', edited by Sir Anthony Seldon, contributors and guests came together to reflect on the events, debates and decisions that continue to shape Britain's place in the world. 📚 🇬🇧 🔗 https://cup.org/4eDd0Z6

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Cambridge University Press @universitypress.cambridge.org · last mo.

We joined @cambridgezero.bsky.social at the British Library during London Climate Action Week 2026 to celebrate the publication of 'Thriving Sustainably on Planet Earth' and explore how environmental education can be turned into meaningful classroom action🌍 🔗 https://cup.org/4vbcOFx @cambridge.org

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Cambridge University Press @universitypress.cambridge.org · last mo.

We’ve reached a major milestone: 50% of our journals are now fully open access and 75% of research articles are being published open access. Read how we're working with libraries, consortia and our publishing partners to accelerate a sustainable transition to open. 🔗 https://cup.org/4v5fPH2

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"Quote from Chris Bennett: 'Sustainable OA isn’t a sprint, it’s a marathon run together with libraries, funders, and societies in support of the research communities we all serve. Today’s milestone proves that deliberate, collective action works for all concerned.' Below the quote is a person with short hair and glasses, smiling, wearing a suit. Text: Chris Bennett, Global Commercial Director, Cambridge University Press.

Cambridge University Press @universitypress.cambridge.org · last mo.

Spark your curiosity with our June releases: ⚽ How did the Cold War shape football? 🇬🇧 What effect did Brexit have on the UK? 😂 How can language help us understand humour? 🧠 How does AI shape the way we think, feel, and make decisions? Explore these titles and more🔗 https://cup.org/4gNOXrG

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Book cover titled "Understanding Language Through Humor, Second Edition" by Stanley Dubinsky. Features two orange halves arranged to resemble Pac-Man characters on a blue and yellow background.

Book cover titled "Smarter Together: How We Think, Feel and Decide with AI" by Michael Clarke, Manuel Garcia-Garcia, and Michael Joffe. The design features abstract black and white circular images on a brown background.