"We’re proud to share the new cover of the Journal of Tropical Ecology!
🌍 Check out our blog to learn how this redesign connects to the evolving field of tropical ecology.
📚 https://cup.org/4aE2wGR
What are the extinction drivers for Asian Crested Ibis in Japan?
📊 The last wild population on Sado Island assessed by an integrated population model: doi.org/10.1017/S095...
Join us at our upcoming 'Parasites in Ancient Civilisations' event on 28 March, 2–4pm, as part of the Cambridge Festival 🦠
From the Stone Age to the medieval world, discover how parasites shaped past societies.
To book, go to: https://www.festival.cam.ac.uk/events/parasites-ancient-civilisations
Behind every breakthrough are the quiet champions making it possible. Professor Amaya Bustinduy, @lshtm.bsky.social, highlights three papers exploring the teamwork driving genital schistosomiasis research across Africa: https://cup.org/46VqfQD
Say ‘Aaaaa’! Insights into early reptilian herbivory across the End-Permian', a new Journal of Paleontology blog by Sanaa Mughal
📚 https://cup.org/4rygEr0
🧬 Introducing the Hofmeister Review Series
https://cup.org/46Ypfey
Written to honour Wilhelm Hofmeister’s legacy, these invited reviews showcase contemporary thinkers advancing new concepts and methodologies in quantitative plant biology.
@johninnescentre.bsky.social #plantscience
Genital schistosomiasis affects millions of women and girls, yet it’s still widely overlooked.
Following #Internationalwomensday, we’re spotlighting the quiet champions driving research and awareness forward.
Read the blog: https://cup.org/4lla44M
#IWD #IWD2026 #womenshealth #parasitology
@journalofthemba.bsky.social
'Sexual interactions and unexpected group sizes in harbour porpoises.' by Sophie Ariadne Francine Smith is the latest Paper of the Month of Journal of the Marine Biological Association of the United Kingdom:
📚 https://cup.org/4rdApmI
#marinebiology #JMBA
We’re proud to share the new cover of the Journal of Tropical Ecology!
🌍 Check out our blog to learn how this redesign connects to the evolving field of tropical ecology.
📚 cup.org/4aE2wGR
Read more about how stemborers persist in farming landscapes in our latest blog, link below.
Read about the importance of protected areas for these little bustards in our blog: cup.org/4aT9y9D
Why are figs so important to howler monkeys? Read the blog below:
Promotional image for BJPsych International's blog, featuring a new post titled "A Psychiatric Hospital's Social Experiment," by Dami Ajayi. The background shows the entrance to the Psychiatric Hospital Yaba.
Read the March edition of Muses 🎨
Muses Commissioning editor, Dami Ajayi, reflects on a psychiatric hospital’s experiment to reduce social stigma in Lagos, Nigeria.
Read the blog here ➡️ https://cup.org/4sC6Rk3
#RCPsych #Psychiatry #mentalhealth #Muses
Responding to revision requests following peer-review in Journal of Dairy Research', a new Journal of Dairy Research blog by Nicholas N. Jonsson
📚 https://cup.org/4bpQTU4
#dairy
'Policy on editing peer-review reports for the Journal of Dairy Research', a new Journal of Dairy Research blog by Nicholas N. Jonsson
📚 https://cup.org/4tH9OkJ
This International Women's Day explore our collection of books on Women's Health, covering a range of topics for professionals, trainees, and non-experts.
https://cup.org/4rjxVU6
#IWD #internationalwomensday #MedicalBooks #SelfHelp
Save 40% on selected Reference books 📖🏷️!
Sale ends 30th April 2026
Browse the collection here:
📚 https://cup.org/3MWQUFS
#booksale
Why are figs so important to howler monkeys?, a new Journal of Tropical Ecology blog
📚 https://cup.org/4ashG1L
The image is a promotional graphic for an episode titled "Telepsychiatry in Oman within the broader framework of telehealth" from BJPsych International. It features abstract colorful wave patterns resembling a face profile. The Royal College of Psychiatrists logo is visible. The name Tamadhir Al-Mahrouqi appears at the bottom, the speaker on the video.
✨ New episode available!
Watch the latest episode from the Digital #MentalHealth Series, with Dr. Tamadhir Al-Mahrouqi discussing the use of #telepsychiatry in Oman, including the challenges and lessons learned from the experience.
Watch📽️ https://cup.org/4rOtPnQ
Read 👀 https://cup.org/3OMHZre
'Saving Sardinia’s Steppe Sentinel – the little bustard', a new Bird Conservation International blog by Andrea Santangeli
📚https://cup.org/4aT9y9D
Did you know Cambridge Prisms articles were downloaded over 1 million times in 2025?
That is research reaching policymakers, practitioners and scholars around the world, driving conversation, collaboration and real-world impact.
Discover more about the series: https://cup.org/3Ip3bAt
'Assessing interactions between wild host plants and stemborer species in East Africa', a new Journal of Tropical Ecology blog by Elie Ntirenganya
📚 https://cup.org/4aUUrgU
New blog! 🐟 Discover what helminth infections in #fishfarms could mean for #wildtrout and how host immunity shapes disease risk.
Read more here: https://cup.org/4u9oA3M
#parasitology #helminthology
The image features a banner for the British Journal of Nutrition's "Paper of the Year." It displays the logos of Cambridge University Press and The Nutrition Society, with decorative purple and gray elements and golden confetti.
📢 We are excited to announce the short-listed papers for the 2025 British Journal of Nutrition Paper of the Year Award!
These short-listed papers exemplify the excellent research that is being carried out in #nutrition globally - congratulations to all the authors listed 🎉
https://cup.org/4r5Gsdf
Calling all Postgraduate & Early-Career Marine Scientists!
Join us for the 22nd Marine Biological Association (MBA) Postgraduate Conference at Newcastle University from 15–17 April 2026.
🔗 Apply & Book Tickets here: www.ncl.ac.uk/nes/news/eve...
#ResearchConference #NewcastleUniversity
A colour illustration of the European lobster, showing the deep blue colouration of the shell. The illustration is large enough that the page is trifold to fit within the book
Today is #WorldWildlifeDay. We could find many images of wildlife in our collections @thembauk.bsky.social but this one of the European lobster caught our eye. We hope you like as much as we do
📖BL.42/L - Malacostraca podophthalmata Britanniae. W.E Leach, 1815-1875. Illustrations by James Sowerby
New blog post from Bird Conservation International! Read it here:
@cambridgefestival.bsky.social
