A patient presents with a week of severe left-sided chest pain, normal investigations, and an intriguing CT finding. Can you spot the diagnosis?
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We've moved species, changed habitats, and reshaped ecosystems.
So who decides what belongs? "Undesirable" is a fascinating exploration of invasive species, conservation, and our place in nature: oxford.ly/45D3hwi
Authors Koster, Proost, and Thisse outline what they say are the three aims of spatial economics, and that it has two features that distinguish it from other economic fields:
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On #WorldOperaDay, discover how opera shapes our ideas of love, freedom, and democracy.
In "The Republic of Love," philosopher Martha C. Nussbaum reveals opera as a powerful force in political and emotional life.
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If disruption is the new constant, how are we supposed to plan and prepare for the future.
Discover new perspectives on tech in society from experts in law, ethics, psychology and beyond.
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Authors Tommaso and Aggarwal question, what has been—and what continues to be—the role of the US federal government in shaping industrial growth?
Read more in this free chapter.
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🔬Discover the first Special Collection from Research Connections
Explore research on health systems and models of care delivery, bringing together articles examining how healthcare is organized and delivered.
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Vera Meronova breaks down the key themes in her book, concluding that global conflict is about people and their goals, not just about armed groups and geographic locations.
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The reviews are in!
Check out Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews' thoughts on "The Meaning of It All", a hopeful guide to the ultimate question: oxford.ly/4BmUayr
From the courts to the classroom, academic freedom has shaped American higher education for generations.
As debates over universities continue to make headlines, Academic Freedom in the Era of Trump looks at the history and legal foundations behind the principle.
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Planning to turn your research into a book? 📚
Discover how book peer review works, what publishers look for in reviewers’ feedback, and how to strengthen your book proposal.
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Who (or what) else is out there?
#UAPs, extraterrestrials, and non-human intelligence pose a unique threat to global security-but maybe not the threat that you would expect?
Could we be "The Last Humans"?
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Tech may be innovative, but can we control it?
National security expert and military veteran Sarah E. Kreps shows us how we can navigate this strange new world.
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Looking for a broader view of international security?
The SIPRI Yearbook 2026 covers armed conflict, military expenditure, arms transfers, nuclear forces, peace operations, cyber technologies, AI, and space security.
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How much time do you spend fixing style issues after you've finished writing?
The AMA Manual of Style offers guidance on grammar, punctuation, capitalization, preferred usage, and terminology that can help streamline the editing process.
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History is shaped by people, but what shapes them?
This free chapter reveals the methods scholars use to analyse traits, beliefs, motives and decision-making.
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We’re delighted to share that Textile Shakespeare has been awarded the 2026 Rose Mary Crawshay Prize from the British Academy.
Join us in congratulating Hester Lees-Jeffries for this wonderful achievement!
From church-led sanctuary movements to the unexpected spiritual lessons of the Grateful Dead, religion in America is constantly evolving.
Discover "Sanctuary in America", "Dead Dharma", and more in our Religion in America reading list.
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Outlining post-partition governance in Northern Ireland, Belfast's housing crisis, and the early 1950s building boom that led to the 1953–54 housing corruption scandal, Marianne Elliott examines communal relations in Belfast before the Troubles: oxford.ly/4zAXRiy
Call for Papers: Microscopy
Submit your research to the special issue The Frontiers of Visualization: Pushing the Limits of Precision, Depth, and Speed, exploring advances in super-resolution microscopy, computational imaging, and high-speed live imaging.
Deadline: 31 March 2027
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