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01/03/2025

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28/02/2025

New Elements published this month 📚

From human evolution to Shakespeare, these Elements are perfect for enhancing your knowledge.

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27/02/2025

"This powerful set of case studies create a prism for illuminating African American women's intellectual arc, their lived experience as enslaved bodies, and their powerful response to slavery's lash and legacy." - Catherine Clinton, author of Harriet Tubman: The Road to Freedom.

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27/02/2025

The International Polar Year (IPY) will run for the fifth time from 2032 to 2033, marking a significant phase in polar science research. The IPY-5 is expected to be highly impactful, addressing scientific and geopolitical challenges.

Speaking about his new article, published in Cambridge Prisms: Coastal Futures, Professor Paul Arthur Berkman commented:

“Researching Arctic Phenomena isn’t purely a scientific endeavour: it’s also highly relevant to diplomacy and addressing the climate emergency as an international community.”

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26/02/2025

Covering literature to law, and psychology to politics, explore our curated content collection, raising awareness and building knowledge about LGBTQ+ history and experiences.

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25/02/2025

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23/02/2025

Embark on a journey across the stars with Starbound by Ed Regis 🚀
Is humankind bound for distant stars or are we inextricably bound to our own star?
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23/02/2025

How did the transatlantic slave trade really operate?
Historian David Eltis joins Benjamin Wright on 15 Minute History podcast to discuss 'Atlantic Cataclysm' and challenge long-held assumptions.

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21/02/2025

Explore our podcast playlist marking 📻

From Nikki M. Taylor's 'Brooding over Bloody Revenge' to Sheila Curran Bernard's 'Bring Judgment Day', listen to our authors inspire and educate.

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20/02/2025

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19/02/2025

"commitment to excellence in science still survives and thrives at JFM" - Colm-cille Caulfield, Editor

Founded in 1956 by George Batchelor, Journal of Fluid Mechanics is still making waves after publishing its 1,000th volume.

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18/02/2025

📣 AUTHOR EVENTS 📣

Spark your curiosity with our author events at the Cambridge Festival:

🧠 'Brain Boost'

📚 'Living with Jane Austen'

👩🏻‍⚕️ 'All in Her Mind' and 'An Improbable Psychiatrist'

Our in-person and online events run between 19 March and 4 April 2025.

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17/02/2025

"I'm passionate about the possibilities of a tolerant community that lives together and cares for each other and looks after each other against the forces of oppression" - Simon Goldhill, author

'Q***r Cambridge' tells the remarkable stories of gay academics, including celebrated literary and scientific figures like E. M. Forster, M. R. James, Rupert Brooke and Alan Turing, who lived, loved, and grew old together.



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16/02/2025

Mary Beard reviews 'The Ruins of Rome: A cultural history' by Roland Mayer, in this week’s Times Literary Supplement

Read the review 🔗 https://www.the-tls.co.uk/classics/change-and-decay

15/02/2025

Was the 1906 Liberal landslide a lasting victory or just an illusion?
Quentin Skinner’s 'Liberty as Independence' rethinks what freedom and power meant in this period. Reviewed by Jonathan Clark in Times Literary Supplement.

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In the general election of 1906, the British Liberal Party won an astonishing landslide victory. Its eclipse after 1918 was not foreseeable; and meanwhile its ascendancy seemed to confirm a historiography that implicitly universalized its Edwardian preoccupations. Among them were parliamentary refor...

14/02/2025

From Lead Belly to enslaved women, and violence in the US to racial inequality and constraints on black politicians, our Black History collection provides access to thought-provoking and mind-expanding content.


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13/02/2025

Researchers reviewing social media posts have revealed the extent of illegal wildlife hunting in Lebanon.

In new research, published by Oryx—The International Journal of Conservation, the authors studied over 1,800 photographs posted on social media by poachers.

They identified 212 bird species, of which 94% are legally protected.

Co-author Llyod Scott commented: "Facebook, Instagram and TikTok must be more proactive in screening and regulating posts relating to wildlife crime."

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12/02/2025

Explore the world of Charles Darwin this .

Darwin's correspondence spans 30 volumes and provides access to thousands of letters, offering firsthand insight into his discoveries, collaborations, and the scientific debates of his time.

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