✨ 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

📢 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

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:

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

Agricultural Education and Outreach | A collection of articles from Renewable Agriculture and Food Systems | Free to access until 31st March 2026 📚 https://cup.org/4kzDhZq

Public Communication', a new Journal of Tropical Ecology blog by Elie Ntirenganya 📚 https://cup.org/40bNIZN

"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

🧮 How many Arctic Jaegers are there around the world? 📝 An updated global estimate of breeding population size for this migratory seabird: doi.org/10.1017/S095... #BirdConservation #Ornithology #Research #Arctic #Skua #Jaeger #migration #population

💧Celebrating World Wetlands Day with BCI! 🔀 First-ever tracking of breeding Whiskered Terns reveals how they use wetland in La Brenne, France: doi.org/10.1017/S095... #BirdConservation #Ornithology #Research #WhiskeredTern #France #WorldWetlandsDay #CelebratingWetlands #WorldWetlandsDay2026

Say ‘Aaaaa’! Insights into early reptilian herbivory across the End-Permian', a new Journal of Paleontology blog by Sanaa Mughal 📚 https://cup.org/4rygEr0

Congratulations to George Kirov, author of 'Waves of Hope: Personal Stories of ECT', which has been announced as the PROSE Clinical Psychology and Psychiatry Category Winner for 2026! Find out more about this book, and read a sample, at https://cup.org/479mXZQ #ECT #Psychiatry #RCPsych

Animal Curation by Dr Andrew R. Halloran This evidence-based guide explores both standardized and individualized approaches to ensuring that animals thrive in captive environments. 📚 https://cup.org/4q2y6Ds

Read the top downloaded article published in 2025 in Cambridge Prisms Water. Available open-access here: https://cup.org/433Jo0v

'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

From #CambridgePrisms Coastal Futures: Effects of tropical cyclone Jasper at Low Island, northern Great Barrier Reef By Holly Muecke, Scott Smithers, et al. Read it here: https://cup.org/4rdkzt1

Take advantage of our conference offers for Biophysical Society Annual Meeting 2026 until 23rd March. Apply code 106842 at checkout. https://cup.org/4a0HfFQ

From #CambridgePrisms Water: Real-time transient data assimilation in pipe networks using an extended Kalman filter By Jiawei Ye, Wei Zeng, et al. Read it here: https://cup.org/45ajN7t

Why are figs so important to howler monkeys?, a new Journal of Tropical Ecology blog 📚 https://cup.org/4ashG1L

With over two decades of excellence, global reach, and rigorous peer review, PGR offers authors visibility, flexibility, and impact-plus the journal received around 45k of downloads last year! We are proud to highlight Plant Genetic Resources 📖 Explore 10 reasons to publish 📚 https://cup.org/4aYy9La

Complex Ethics Consultations by Paul J. Ford and Denise M. Dudzinski In volume two, clinical ethics consultants relay narratives of fraught, compelling and complex consultations that continue to haunt them. 📚 https://cup.org/4s0I4G0

'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

Agricultural Education and Outreach | A collection of articles from Renewable Agriculture and Food Systems | Free to access until 31st March 2026 📚 https://cup.org/4kzDhZq

From #CambridgePrisms Extinction: Ineffable absences, irrefutable presences By Gisela Heffes Read it here: https://cup.org/3LMVZzT

Public Communication', a new Journal of Tropical Ecology blog by Elie Ntirenganya 📚 https://cup.org/40bNIZN

From #CambridgePrisms Global Mental Health: Suicidal ideation and attempts among adults in eastern Ethiopia: A community-based cross-sectional study ByKemal Aliye, Kabtamu Nigussie, et al. Read it here: https://cup.org/45JsyFD

From #CambridgePrisms Drylands: The long road: Ethnoarchaeology, pastoralism and the reconfiguration of archaeological knowledge By Stefano Biagetti Read it here: https://cup.org/45MXk0f

We asked women attending the recent Nutrition Society conference to answer one question... ✨ In one word, how does it feel to be a woman working in science? 🎥 Watch the video to see what they said! #IDWGIS #WomeninSTEM #Nutrition

From #CambridgePrisms Coastal Futures: Grooves in forereefs act as transport channels to deliver coral rubble during tropical cyclones By Ana Vila-Concejo, Lachlan A. Perris, et al. Read it here: https://cup.org/4pGYRMJ

From #CambridgePrisms Global Mental Health: Modeling the pathways from antisocial media exposure to subjective well-being through school-based victimization in Nigeria By Tosin Yinka Akintunde, Stanley Oloji Isangha, et al. Read it here: https://cup.org/4qn3D3a

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Yoghurt Research | A collection of articles from Journal of Dairy Research | Free to access until 28th February 2026 📚 https://cup.org/4bCk8ni

Call for submissions: The Literature of Climate Displacement, an upcoming issue exploring how literary forms make climate-driven mobility visible. Guest edited by Prof. Tanu Gupta, Dr. Md. Shamim Mondol & Dr. Mohammad Rahmatullah. Deadline: 30 Apr 2026 Learn more: https://cup.org/4oRs9Iy

From #CambridgePrisms Drylands: Grass-Cast Southwest: A seasonal rangeland productivity forecast for the southwestern United States By Emilio Aguilar-Cubilla, Melannie D. Hartman, et al. Read it here: https://cup.org/45dUSjf

'The Journal of Dairy Research: an international journal approaching its centenary', a new Journal of Dairy Research blog by Nicholas N. Jonsson #dairy 📚 https://cup.org/4jOJxwd

From #CambridgePrisms Extinction: Uncooling the planet: Rewilding for function in a post-Pleistocene climate By Barry W. Brook & Guy F. Midgley Read it here: https://cup.org/4jGPZp0

From #CambridgePrisms Global Mental Health: Spatial patterns and determinants of anxiety, depressive symptoms and their co-occurrence among currently married women of reproductive age in Bangladesh By Md. Aslam Hossain, Md. Yeasin Arafat & Satyajit Kundu Read it here: https://cup.org/4qZfPqN

From #CambridgePrisms Water: GenAI models for urban water systems: Opportunities, challenges and future directions By Milad Latifi, Ramiz Beig Zali & Dragan Savić Read it here: https://cup.org/49DuuAU

From #CambridgePrisms Global Mental Health: Prevalence and epidemiology of depression symptoms among Pakistani students: a systematic review and meta-analysis (2000–2025) By Yasmeen Niazi, Muhammad Moazzam, et al. Read it here: https://cup.org/4sXxeC3

From #CambridgePrisms Drylands: Applying accelerometer-based behaviour classification to antelope–fence encounters in an African savanna By Paul Berry, Anna Pauline Kraus, et al. Read it here: https://cup.org/4jC3SVk

🌱How important are managed grasslands and protected areas for Little Bustard on a Mediterranean island? 🏝️Sardinia hosts Italy's only population and the only island population: doi.org/10.1017/S095... #BirdConservation #Ornithology #Conservation #Research #LittleBustard #bustard #Italy #Sardinia

🫗Artificial freshwater mudflats temporarily provide substantial feeding habitat for waders 🔢 Counting staging Pied Avocets and monitoring habitat development at Marker Wadden in the Netherlands: doi.org/10.1017/S095... #BirdConservation #Ornithology #Research #PiedAvocet #Netherlands #shorebirds

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From #CambridgePrisms: Extinction: De-extinction and poetry By Katrina Schlunke Read it here: https://cup.org/45br8Ug