Why do you keep replaying that one awkward moment from that meeting? #Psychology calls it the ‘spotlight effect’—the tendency to overestimate how much your behaviour is noticed and evaluated by other people. Read more about it here: https://ow.ly/G7g850XFArH#Psychology #Research

Sage will be at #ResComm2025 at Ashoka University! Visit our stall, explore our #Communication & #SocialSciences products, & meet the team. We’re also hosting workshops on the importance of visuals in research communication, peer review & author rights, and research impact through Sage!

Research in focus at #IMRC2025 on Day 3. From AI-driven modelling and green finance to healthcare equity and career orientations, the poster presentations reflected diverse perspectives in management research. #IIMA #Sage #ResearchCommunity #IMRC2025

At #IMRC2025, the Director Panel on “The Future of Management Education in the AI Era” explored how AI is reshaping teaching, curriculum, and creativity in the classroom — and how management education can evolve to shape future-ready leaders. #IIMA #Sage #AI #Innovation

Faculty and researchers gathered at the sage selfie booth for conversations and light moments. Also seen here — Dr. Chand (IIMA Librarian), joining in the spirit of connection and collaboration at #IMRC2025.

Prof. Anant Mishra, Director of Research & Professor of Supply Chain at VinUniversity, Hanoi, shared powerful insights on how people, organisations & policy intersect in public health supply chains — and how small design changes can drive big impact. #IMRC2025 #IIMA #Sage

Prof. Bhaskar, in his Conference Address at #IMRC2025, called for turning research into a force for collaboration, debate & innovation: “India has the talent, the momentum, and now — the funding and infrastructure… Let’s become a global research leader.” #IIMA #Sage #Innovation

Dr. Debjit Roy kicked off the inaugural address at #IMRC2025 with reflections on how far we’ve come — from mass production to the era of human–AI collaboration. A powerful call to keep people at the centre of innovation. #IIMA #Sage #FutureOfWork #AI

Day 2 at IIMA’s IMRC Conference began with an inaugural session. IMRC’s Centres of Research Excellence continue to drive innovation and groundbreaking insights across disciplines. #IIMA #IMRC2025 #Sage #Innovation #Research #ThoughtLeadership

The Sage booth at #IMRC2025 IIM Ahmedabad is all set! Stop by to explore our Business & Management suite; discover fresh perspectives on digital transformation, ethical leadership, and more.

Sage joins #ISC2025 as a #ResearchPartner--our first collaboration with Indian School of Business (ISB)! Key themes include AI & strategic decision-making, global supply chains, ESG, strategic innovation, and more. We'll also present the Sage Business Impact Awards! Learn more: www.isb.edu/isc2025

How can rural women living with #HIVAIDS receive the care they need? Strengthening community health systems, providing nutritional support, and improving transportation access are a few key steps. Read more: https://ow.ly/rAqc50XA0zS#HIVAIDS #WorldAIDSDay2025

Why do some papers get desk rejected? Clear structure, a strong hypothesis, genuine novelty, and the right journal fit can reduce the risk. For deeper insights, follow our new series: From Submission to Impact: The Real Story of Getting Published.

Furthering equitable access to #research is a key part of Sage’s mission. That’s why we are proud to be a partner of One Nation, One Subscription #ONOS. Read more about how ONOS is redefining access to quality research: https://ow.ly/PERs50XyzVc#research#ONOS#SageNextGenResearch #SageNextGenImpact

Are #inclusive knowledge systems and greater digital #access changing how information is consumed globally? Information Development contains authoritative #research on these topics, with an emphasis on developing countries: https://ow.ly/SlM650XxiYw#inclusive#access#researchSage_Publishing @SageJournals @Sage_Methods

Join us for the 17th MHJ Annual Lecture with Prof. Amanda Power, Sullivan Clarendon Professor of Medieval History, University of Oxford. A leading scholar of medieval religion, power, and intellectual life. 28 Nov 2025, Friday 7:00 PM (IST) | 1:30 PM (GMT) Register now: https://ow.ly/8Rya50XwM1R

In recent years, #libraries have seen an increase in inclusivity, varied technological advancements, and changing public attitudes. The Journal of Librarianship and Information Science (JOLIS) reports on the recent developments in the field. Read: https://ow.ly/Y2Zg50XvI4G#libraries

Research is a team effort. From authors to reviewers, every role matters—and Sage is here to support them all. Explore our resources: in.sagepub.com/en-in/ind/re...

Sage was proud to be present at #NAPCON2025! The event brought together clinicians, researchers, & respiratory health experts for workshops and discussions, including a session on #SBRT vs. surgery. Asia's largest lung model was also recognised by the Asia Book of Records.

Entrepreneurship today goes beyond startups and markets—it’s about people using creativity and purpose to solve real challenges. Citizen entrepreneurship reflects this shift, where innovation emerges from communities, not just corporations. Read more: https://ow.ly/YRkh50XthNL

With #IMRC2025 under a month away, let’s look at its Vikalpa@50 track, celebrating the 50th anniversary of @IIMAhmedabad’s Vikalpa: The Journal for Decision Makers. Here’s a message from the Editor-in-Chief on the journal’s celebratory special issue: https://ow.ly/O9aG50XsHXX

How tolerant is too tolerant? New research from India shows that even “protective” beliefs about women can excuse violence at home. Understanding this dual attitude is key to tackling gender inequality. Read the blog: https://ow.ly/jLMb50Xswbn

#CaseQuest 2025, conducted by IIT Madras in collaboration with Sage, had participants from across the country from all tiers of #management institutions. Dr. S. Srinivasan from IIT Madras shares his insights on case-based learning and the success of CaseQuest 2025.

#NeuralNetworks condense vast volumes of data from fMRIs, EEGs, and other tests to provide functional insights into the brain, accelerating the development of targeted therapies for #neurorehabilitation. Read more in Neurorehabilitation & Neural Repair: journals.sagepub.com/overview-met...

India’s #diabetes burden is set to almost double by 2045—from 77 million to 134 million cases. New evidence points to the need for stronger public health research grounded in India’s unique context. Read the full piece here: www.linkedin.com/pulse/indias...

A clinical study from Apollo medicine explores how oxygen radicals may be driving hidden organ damage in post-COVID patients—ranging from mild symptoms to severe complications. Read the study to know more : bit.ly/4pMmWTG

On this National Cancer Awareness Day, let’s reaffirm the importance of awareness, screening, and research that illuminate the unseen sides of cancer, the future of breast cancer care lies in understanding its genetic complexity. Check out the blog: www.linkedin.com/pulse/beyond...

3D printing has revolutionized how we design and manufacture—but not all techniques produce the same results. This study compares two widely used 3D printing methods to analyze differences in strength, flexibility, and surface finish across materials. bit.ly/42bSLuU

What makes TikTok so addictive—or frustrating—for college students? A new study of 468 students reveals what keeps them hooked and what turns them off. Read more: https://ow.ly/U0f250XcZIi

Single parent households can bring unique challenges to a child’s growth and well-being. This study explores both the difficulties and the positive adaptations shaping child development. Read more here: journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/...

This #OpenAccessWeek, Dr. Mueen Ahmed shares how making research freely available helps vital findings reach practitioners, policymakers, and researchers worldwide — advancing health equity and real-world impact. #OpenAccess #OpenAccessWeek2025

Knowledge grows when it’s shared. This #OpenAccessWeek, Prof. Brig. Dr Brigadier S K Roy Chowdhury, reminds us that true knowledge belongs to everyone who contributes and learns from it.

This #OpenAccessWeek, we highlight how openness in publishing helps research travel further. 🌍 Apollo Medicine and Dr. Raju Vaishya are enabling free, global access to medical knowledge — advancing learning and collaboration. Learn more: lnkd.in/gjgaJFi9

As the festival of lights brightens our world, may it also inspire compassion, harmony, and conscious living. Let’s celebrate a Diwali that lights up not just our homes, but our hearts — and our shared planet. Happy Diwali!

Publishing Open Access (OA) gives your research the visibility it deserves. Discover how Sage supports authors with flexible publishing routes, transparent policies, and global access. 🔗 Read our new blog: www.linkedin.com/pulse/why-pu...

A 9-year-old Black girl in Rochester was handcuffed and pepper-sprayed, crying, “I am a child!” Her words echo the need to protect children and end systemic violence. Read the blog to learn more. bit.ly/4q36T3O

Disasters don’t wait for diplomacy. On this ‘International Day for Natural Disaster Reduction’, learn how strategic rivalries, like that between India and China, impact climate action and disaster resilience worldwide. Read the blog to learn more. bit.ly/4h4yIoi

This #WorldMentalHealthDay, engage with leading research and expert perspectives on mental well-being, resilience, and care. Access a collection of free-to-read articles, videos, and chapters dedicated to advancing mental health awareness. Explore now: journals.sagepub.com/mental_healt...

Gandhi’s leadership, courage, and moral vision shone through simple acts like the charkha and Salt March—uniting millions in a nonviolent fight for justice. This Gandhi Jayanti, explore his enduring legacy. Read the blog. www.linkedin.com/pulse/how-sp...

Watch the Editor’s Byte as we celebrate 50 years of Vikalpa. Since its first issue in 1976, Vikalpa has been a trusted platform for rigorous management research and thought leadership, continuing to engage scholars, and decision-makers across the globe. Explore the journal: bit.ly/4gPNXjw

Did you know South Asians face a uniquely higher risk developing complications earlier in life, and often at lower body mass indices than other populations? On this #WorldHeartDay, we spotlight insights from leading researchers and clinicians Read more: www.linkedin.com/pulse/cardio...

Healthy smiles begin with research. 🦷 Explore Sage’s leading journals in dentistry and oral health — advancing science, practice, and education. bit.ly/47yCrrw #SageIndia #Dentistry #ResearchMatters

Second Issue of the International Journal of Clinical Metabolism (IJCMD), the official journal of RSSDI - Research Society for the Study of Diabetes in India is out! Check out the issue designed for both practicing clinicians and academic scholars: bit.ly/3IjPbrS

Upcoming ONOS Live Training Session Discover how to make the most of Sage Journals through the ONOS initiative. Learn to access 1,000+ journals, use advanced search tools, and set up alerts for your research. Open to researchers, faculty, and academic professionals. Register now: ow.ly/sljc50WWGnY

At the 16th IESHR Lecture, the Sunil Kumar Prize 2024 was awarded to Dr. S. Gunasekaran for his article on caste, food, and domestic labor in colonial Madras (IESHR, Vol. 61, No. 1). His work highlights how Pariah cooks and butlers negotiated and reshaped European households.

“For millennia, Chinese commodities, culture, and thought shaped what it meant to be cosmopolitan and urbane.” — David G. Atwill At the 16th IESHR Lecture, Prof. Atwill spoke on “Revisiting the Opium War: New Historical Perspectives”, examining its global, cultural, and political dimensions.

Back pain is one of the most common reasons we reach for quick relief, but what if the solution didn’t come from your usual medicine cabinet? A new clinical study puts a Turmeric + Boswellia formulation to the test for acute low back pain comparing it directly with a placebo. bit.ly/46qqYYY

Access to academic knowledge in India has entered a new phase. Yet many students and researchers are still unaware of the extensive resources already available to them through the ONOS govt initiative. Read how ONOS is shaping equitable #research access: www.linkedin.com/pulse/from-s...

One day to go! The 16th IESHR Lecture will revisit The Opium War (1839–1842) — a conflict that reshaped global trade, diplomacy, and cross-cultural relations, and left a lasting legacy in modern history. Friday, 12 Sept 2025 IIC, New Delhi 7:00 pm (High Tea: 6:15 pm) Organized by IESHR & Sage.

The International Journal of Clinical Metabolism and Diabetes, the official journal of the Research Society for the Study of Diabetes in India, invites submissions: Contribute to a journal designed for both practicing clinicians and academic scholars. Submit your manuscript: bit.ly/4pde7lo