New research reveals that women politicians receive more identity-based attacks on social media than men. Researchers, publishing in 'Politics & Gender', reveal how women politicians receive uncivil tweets regardless of how well-known they are. Learn more 🔗 https://cup.org/3HckRyN
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🪠Travel on a guided tour through the Solar System 🧠Explore the impact of social forces on mental health 🔬 Understand change in the world through science, mathematics, and philosophy Find all this and more in our July publications 🔗 https://cup.org/43fHKtG
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From ancient Scottish fossils to sunken shipwrecks, and from the bottom of the ocean to outer space. Read more in our mid-year research highlights! 🦴🪠🔗 https://cup.org/4oddibR
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In a rare collective intervention, more than 60 global experts have published open letters demanding a binding UN plastics treaty, grounded in science, justice, and bold political will. This call comes ahead of INC-5.2, with Professor Steve Fletcher commenting, "This is the world’s last chance to act boldly." Read more about the letters published in 'Cambridge Prisms: Plastics' 🔗 https://cup.org/471L0e2
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💡 Research reveals women politicians are judged more harshly 💡 Researchers from Durham University and Iowa State University, publishing in 'Politics & Gender', reveal how women politicians are judged more harshly than men when they deviate from the expectations or views of their party. Read more 🔗 https://cup.org/4lKbEN0
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What was the inspiration behind ‘Brain Boost’? 💠Authors Dr Barbara J. Sahakian and Dr Christelle Langley reveal their inspiration, along with science-backed tips to transform your brain and boost your happiness. 🧠✨" Read more 🔗 https://cup.org/44FUcTV
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Hear from Dr Barbara J. Sahakian and Dr Christelle Langley as they talk about their book 'Brain Boost: Healthy Habits for a Happier Life' and share advice on how to improve brain health, sharpen focus, and boost everyday happiness! 💡 🧠Read more 🔗 https://cup.org/450goXE
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A new article published in 'Slavic Review', from University of Cambridge researcher Ekaterina Zadirko, reveals the struggles of teenage boys in Stalinist Russia. 'Slavic Review' is published on behalf of the Association for Slavic, East European, and Eurasian Studies (ASEEES). Read more ⬇ï¸
What was it like to be a teenage boy in Stalinist Russia? We now have more than an inkling, thanks to a remarkable trove of 25 never-before-studied diaries from that era. Research by Ekaterina Zadirko, a Slavonic Studies expert from Trinity College Cambridge, has revealed the struggles of teenage boys in 1930s Russia, from love, lust, and boredom, to famine, exile, and conscription under Stalin. “In 1930s Russia, writing was a key strategy for teenage boys to process their coming of age and find their place in society,“ Zadirko says. “The diaries show that Soviet people, including teenagers, were many things all at once, trying to assemble their identity and make sense of the world with what they were given.†The diarists ranged from sons of intelligentsia to that of peasants - a rarity in itself - and focused on the literary potential of their self-writing. Discover Zadirko's fascinating findings at https://bit.ly/46gi6qn #CambridgeResearch // Cambridge University Press
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"The system is about to break. We need creative thinking and commitment from all players to fix it and to build something better." Mandy Hill writes to The Guardian on the need for urgent reform in scientific publishing. 🔗 https://cup.org/3Un1HsR
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🌠Three decades of climate promises, one growing polycrisis🌎 In his new book, Mike Berners-Lee emphasises that for humanity to thrive in the future, the most critical step is to raise the standards of honesty in our politics, media, and businesses. Read more about 'A Climate of Truth' 🔗 https://cup.org/4140eeL 📸 Adam Tatton-Reid and Hay Festival
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