PNAS Nexus is an open access journal for interdisciplinary ocean research spanning climate, ecosystems, engineering, and society. Explore the Ocean Studies collection to see the range of work we publish. @pnasnexus.org 🔗 oxford.ly/4rVaEs3

These books don’t just tell stories—they build bridges. Explore our curated list highlighting Black creativity and influence. oxford.ly/3MqHq5v

Discover Rosa Parks on #ANB! 🌟 Dive into the story of this lifelong activist whose bold stand against segregation set off the Montgomery Bus Boycott: oxford.ly/46SIlCw

IPV isn’t simple to define or measure, especially with new forms of abuse & health effects that show up years later. "Intimate Partner Violence" brings together current research & case studies. Because it’s open access, anyone in the field can use it: oxford.ly/3MusSlq

There’s still time to contribute to the future of food science. Translational Food Sciences’ call for papers on Applied Insights in Food Digestion is extended to 30 April 2026. Share your research and shape the field. oxford.ly/3Oh6jkJ @ifstnews.bsky.social

Debates about inequality often assume it’s behind declines in health, happiness, and opportunity. Kenworthy digs into the evidence and finds a more complicated story. Begin with this free chapter: oxford.ly/3MNuTco

Robert Gower has been busy editing his latest anthology, ‘The Oxford Book of Lent and Easter Organ Music Book 2’ 🎹 Published by OUP and with pieces for manuals and pedals in liturgical order, this is the resource you need when planning your Lent and Easter services: oxford.ly/4tvebPv

Looking for a journal to maximize your paper's reach? Publish open access in @pnasnexus.org and reach a large, global audience. Accepted papers via the Machine Learning and Geosciences Call for Papers will receive a publication fee waiver! oxford.ly/4amMi3i

Calling all student researchers! The 2025 winners of @systbiol.bsky.social's Publisher's Award for Excellence in Systematic Research are leading the way in systematics and evolutionary biology. Read the award-winning papers: oxford.ly/4cztwIG

Are you ready to help guide the future of cardiovascular medicine? The European Heart Journal is inviting applications from internationally recognised leaders to serve as its next Editor-in-Chief. Apply today: oxford.ly/4rTLSsE @escardio.bsky.social

How far will activists go to defend the planet? "No Option But Sabotage" explores the difficult questions at the heart of environmental resistance: oxford.ly/4kBu8Qh

From Staten Island to Savannah, Black troops faced discrimination on American soil while preparing to defend democracy abroad. Gotham at War brings their reality into focus. Learn with this excerpt from "Gotham at War" on Medium: oxford.ly/46CCGAs

What can bromeliads teach us about evolution? The new Special Issue from @botjlinnsoc.bsky.social celebrates the global community driving research in ecology and genomics. Read the Special Issue: oxford.ly/4rdP16p

AI can meaningfully transform healthcare in India – but how? Join a panel of global experts as they discuss practical solutions to serve Indian healthcare systems. Register for the virtual event here: oxford.ly/3MK4Kex

18 modules, work by 44,000+ authors, 52,000+ articles - that's right, Oxford Handbooks Online contains all this across 1,400+ complete and in-process handbooks! oxford.ly/3OgRDSu

Looking for an authoritative resource on music history, theory and performance? Check out Grove Music Online, the world’s premier music encyclopedia. Access expert scholarship and connect to a thriving community of researchers worldwide: oxford.ly/4rO7zdm

🚀 Launch day! The Oxford Test of English Learner Corpora Research Competition is officially open! #OTELC Master’s students, don’t miss your chance to: ✔ Access authentic learner data ✔ Win an iPad Air ✔ Publish your research 📅 Deadline: 31 May 2026 🔗 oxford.ly/4bU1x6u

The PASJ Excellent Paper Award recognises the most outstanding research published in Publications of the Astronomical Society of Japan. Explore the 2025 award-winning studies on galaxy clusters and molecular gas in nearby galaxies: oxford.ly/4tBBxTH

The 2026 Blackstone’s Criminal Practice gathers the latest guidance across offences, evidence, procedure, and sentencing, plus steady updates through the year. For anyone navigating the criminal courts, this release is worth adding to the shelf: oxford.ly/4adpYuj

New research from @aarp.org shows how brain‑training activities may lower dementia risk. Memory expert Andrew Budson, author of "Why We Forget and How to Remember Better," explains how memory works and ways to strengthen it at any age: oxford.ly/408EugT

📢 #AJEAdvances, a journal from @societyforepi.bsky.social and @johnshopkinssph.bsky.social, invites submissions that examine the implications of the AI on #epidemiology. Explore the Call for Papers and submit by May 29, 2026. oxford.ly/4axmSAa

Join us in celebrating a milestone for radical history. The 100th issue of History Workshop Journal is out now, complete with with powerful research, fresh debates, and global perspectives on how history is made and remade: oxford.ly/4qJlO2s @historyworkshop.org.uk

This month, ODNB is here with 15 new or updated lives, with a special focus on operatic singers and figures connected with the theatre active from the 18th to the 20th century. Read more on #ODNB: oxford.ly/464RHuI

The Civil Rights Movement was shaped by courage, strategy, and the everyday items women carried. Discover how purses played a hidden role in acts of defiance in this excerpt of "The Things She Carried" on Medium: oxford.ly/4rT1ywh

What does it mean to turn 80? As we celebrate 8 decades of @geronsociety.bsky.social's The Journals of Gerontology, Series A, we welcome Joyce Siette, PhD as the new editor-in-chief of the Medical Sciences Section!🎉 Get to know Joyce in her first editorial: oxford.ly/4qC4qfZ

Explore a curated collection on ten women who served as Presidents of the Aristotelian Society, and the scholarship that defined their leadership: oxford.ly/4rpXpzK @aristotsoc.bsky.social

Did you know you can find 31,000 ebooks in Oxford Scholarship Online, hosted on Oxford Academic? Which research adventure will you embark on? ⛵ 🔗 oxford.ly/4asyRil

Exploring a new research area? Start your research with Oxford Bibliographies. Each entry offers a concise overview, and a curated list of essential sources. Stay ahead of the curve with Oxford Bibliographies: oxford.ly/4qv5Fxl

How can FDA continue to support innovation? Publication by NASEM committee members S. Dhruva, @hollylynchez.bsky.social @dusetzinas.bsky.social, myself argue for post-marketing evidence, validation of surrogate markers, adherence to standards, ensuring resources. academic.oup.com/healthaffair...

Sing along to Reena Esmail’s ‘If the River Leaves Without Me’ in this new score video 🎼– oxford.ly/45Zgm3S A great resource for teaching and learning the music, this motivational piece explores the theme of embracing new opportunities ✨

🚀 Stewarding science into the future in Astronomy & Geophysics Vol. 67 Issue 1! Rediscover history, revitalize observatories, & explore astronomical data as an AI asset. Read the Editor’s Choice article oxford.ly/3O1gNob @rasjournals.bsky.social #Astronomy #Geophysics #SpaceScience

Less than 1 week left! On 15 Feb, we launch a research competition for master’s students in linguistics & language assessment. A chance to get your research published – and win an iPad Air! Don’t miss out! #LanguageAssessment #OTELC #ResearchOpportunity

Our LSE Fellow R. Sánchez Rivera has published a new article in Oxford Intersections! 🥳 Read it now ➡️ academic.oup.com/edited-volum...

Looking for unique insights into key issues impacting legal practice? Enhance your expertise with articles that explain non-legal concepts, methods, and data for busy lawyers, written by experts in industry and academia. Discover Expert Essentials: oxford.ly/4ckWOuC

Don’t miss your chance—EHJ Open is calling for innovative research on the mental health–heart disease connection ❤️🧠. Contribute your work to this special collection and help drive the next wave of breakthroughs: oxford.ly/4khWKhf @escardio.bsky.social

Research smarter, not harder. In a world ripe with misinformation, Oxford Research Encyclopedia provides clarity. Access authoritative, peer-reviewed content across humanities, social sciences, and STEM. Learn about OREs and how you can access them here: oxford.ly/4kBoIEY

Imagine being able to access your Oxford University Press ebooks on an accessible DRM-free platform ✨ Now, you can! Consolidate your OUP ebooks, including titles purchased via Ebook Central, on the Oxford Academic platform: oxford.ly/4aHVdxF

Human Reproduction turns 40! 🎉 We’re celebrating by revisiting landmark papers with commentaries from original authors. First up: Leese & Gardner revisit their 1989 study (Hardy et al., 1989 – doi.org/10.1093/humr...) with a new commentary (Leese & Gardner, 2026 – doi.org/10.1093/humr...).

New from Oxford Intersections: Borders. A curated, interdisciplinary collection exploring how borders shape cultural, political, and social experience, designed to enhance your existing holdings. 👉 Find out more: oxford.ly/4rao1oE

A life with everyday meaning is still a meaningful life. Want to be one of the first to read "The Meaning of It All"? You can with this giveaway on Goodreads: oxford.ly/3M7LUxN

#Librarians, offer your users over 200 years of scholarly excellence with the Oxford Journals Archive - now featuring eight new titles in the 2026 collection. 👉 Access the archive now: oxford.ly/4iZiihY

Journal of Antimicrobial Chemotherapy (JAC) thanks all its authors and reviewers for their excellent contributions to @bsacandjac.bsky.social in 2025! To celebrate, explore 5 outstanding papers selected for the Best of JAC 2025 collection: oxford.ly/4cdNbha

Ready to push the boundaries of your research? Discover the #GENETICS Special Issue on Experimental and Computational Methods—a curated set of studies designed to inspire and inform your next breakthrough: oxford.ly/46h08Dc

Celebrate 75 years of Systematic Biology! 🎉 Explore the “Evolving View” series—insightful essays on the field’s past, present & future ➡️ oxford.ly/3NQMWyJ #SystematicBiology #EvolutionaryScience

What does strict or relaxed regulation of AI look like? And what are the consequences? David Bender examines the risks of leaving AI under-regulated in this new thought leadership article. 🔗 oxford.ly/4qiXUdI

What does it take to fight urban inequality for a lifetime? Betty Boyd Caroli’s interview on @newbooksnetwork.bsky.social dives into Mary K. Simkhovitch’s grit, brilliance, & legacy in her new book "A Slumless America." A must-listen for history & policy lovers: oxford.ly/4thQEkV

🐟 ICES Journal of Marine Science turns 100! This year, we celebrate ICES Journal of Marine Science's centenary year! Join our celebrations and browse our themed set commemorating this milestone: oxford.ly/49Xwl4U @icesmarine.bsky.social

📢 French History invites submissions for an upcoming special issue: The Valois (1328–1589): Governing France between Medieval and Modern. Submit your work on politics, culture, and society during this era. 🔗 oxford.ly/4bBvYy8 Deadline: 30 April 2026 @frenchhistory.bsky.social

What 2025 research helped further our understanding of #AMR and antimicrobial stewardship? Explore 5 outstanding papers published in @jac-amr.bsky.social in the last year which are helping advance the field: oxford.ly/4av3GUQ

Publication alert: my latest article Comparative Focus on Legacies of Enslavement in the United Kingdom and France #OUP #RacismbyContext academic.oup.com/edited-volum...