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Study Shows Nurses’ Scrubs Become Contaminated with Bacteria in Hospitals

Antimicrobial Fabrics are Ineffective for Preventing Transmission
8 September 2017

Clarification

Cambridge University Press does not block ebooks for the Chinese market
24 August 2017

The China Quarterly follow-up statement

Statement regarding content in The China Quarterly
21 August 2017

Cambridge University Press statement regarding content in The China Quarterly

Statement regarding content in The China Quarterly
18 August 2017

Cambridge University Press announces sales and revenue growth

The Press reports sales growth of 14 per cent with overall sales of £306 million in its latest 2016-17 Annual Report
31 July 2017

'Cutting' photos on smartphones

New study by Ulm University on non-suicidal self-injury on Instagram
18 July 2017

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Former Cambridge University Press Syndic given Lifetime Achievement Award

Congratulations to Professor Ronald Carter on being awarded the 2017 British Council’s 'Lifetime Achievement Award'
15 June 2017

Cambridge University Press launches Open Access journal covering Personality Neuroscience

Cambridge University Press is pleased to announce the launch of an exciting new Open Access journal, Personality Neuroscience. The journal aims to be the primary outlet for publications on the neuroscience of individual differences.
17 May 2017

Competition winners have the ‘write’ stuff

The National School’s Handwriting Competition 2017 winners have been announced
4 May 2017

Cambridge University Press partners with AJE to launch new language editing service for authors

Cambridge University Press has today announced the launch of a new author services website for 2017, in partnership with world-leading author services company American Journal Experts (AJE). The site will offer language editing for prospective authors
31 March 2017

New study highlights the differences in assessment and management of mild traumatic brain injury

A new study highlights the differences in assessment and management of mild traumatic brain injury (mTBI) presented at hospital emergency departments, when compared with mTBIs specifically obtained through sports injuries. The study, published in
31 March 2017

Love to hate: new research explores the enjoyment of negative emotions in art reception

Why do we enjoy - and actively seek out - art that scares us, makes us cry or otherwise induces negative emotion?
14 March 2017

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Cambridge makes feminist theory and women’s history free for International Women’s Day

To honour International Women's Day, Cambridge will be celebrating women in academia and their work, by making chapters from a wide range of books available free to read online
2 March 2017

Cambridge opens its doors to schools on World Book Day

This World Book Day, Thursday 2 March, Cambridge University Press is opening its doors to year 10 students from local secondary schools to have an intensive careers ‘speed-networking’ carousel with members of staff.
1 March 2017

Special issue of JINS sheds light on motor cognition

A new special issue of the Journal of the International Neuropsychological Society (JINS) focuses on new research in motor cognition - a field broadly concerned with understanding action representations and associated higher mental processes.
20 February 2017

Response to errors found in the GCSE Mathematics for OCR Higher Homework Book

As a matter of urgency we will be looking at whether we can make further improvements to our quality assurance process.
24 January 2017

Cambridge celebrates innovation in publishing for Academic Book Week

Cambridge University Press is delighted to support Academic Book Week 2017 for the second year running, with a focus on championing innovation in publishing.
19 January 2017

Cambridge Teacher Development wins English Speaking Union Award for the fourth year running

For the fourth year in succession, Cambridge University Press’s Cambridge Handbooks for Language Teachers Series has won the prestigious English-Speaking Union (ESU) Award on the category of Teacher Resources.
9 December 2016

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Special issue of JINS focuses on preclinical predictions in psychiatric and neurological conditions

This special issue comprises nine papers describing cutting-edge findings and key methodological advances for preclinical detection.
6 December 2016

‘Paranoid’ announced as the Cambridge Dictionary Word of the Year

Researchers examined the data from the hundreds of millions of searches on dictionary.cambridge.org to see which words sparked the most interest in 2016, and found that paranoid stood out as the clear frontrunner.
1 December 2016

Penpals for Handwriting shortlisted for Bett 2017 Primary Digital Content Award

Penpals for Handwriting, a whole-school handwriting scheme from Cambridge University Press has been shortlisted for the highly contested Bett 2017 Primary Digital Content Awards.
21 November 2016

The US Election in 24 hours of words

What the world was looking up on the Cambridge Dictionary as Americans went to the polls.
11 November 2016

Get to grips with handwriting competition

The National Schools’ Handwriting Competition 2017 launches today.
19 September 2016

Cambridge University Press celebrates the importance of reviewers for Peer Review Week

Throughout this week CUP wants to acknowledge the time and effort required for peer review and the value the peer review process adds to the validity and growth of research.
16 September 2016

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Cambridge University Press launches Cambridge Core

Cambridge Core, the new academic platform from Cambridge University Press has now launched, bringing together all academic content in one place for the first time.
12 September 2016

Trott 'clinches' gold but Kenny 'claims' it

Coverage of female athletes grows yet the language used remains contentious
24 August 2016

Young writers awarded Winners of The Queen’s Commonwealth Essay Competition

The essay competition, sponsored by Cambridge University Press, saw entrants write about contemporary issues including the Syrian refugee crisis, conflict migration in Africa and finding a diasporic identity.
15 August 2016

Aesthetics or athletics?

Cambridge University Press research shows gender divides in the language of sport
1 August 2016

Cambridge University Press announces underlying growth against a backdrop of volatile market conditions

Our annual report for 2015/16 is now available
29 July 2016

Unearthing the true cost of fossil fuels and the true value of photovoltaics

Two new studies shed light on the true economic, social and environmental impacts of photovoltaics as compared to those of the fossil fuel supply chain.
14 July 2016

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APSA Announces New Editorial Team for the American Political Science Review

The American Political Science Association (APSA) has announced a new editorial team for The American Political Science Review (APSR)--the oldest and most prestigious political science journal in the world.
3 June 2016

Cambridge professor says much of the effort to combat global warming is actually making it worse

Cambridge engineering professor M.J. Kelly argues that it is time to review the current efforts to reduce carbon emissions, some of which “represent total madness.”
24 May 2016

More research and regulation needed on e-cigarettes "to protect health of public"

More and more people around the world are switching to electronic cigarettes - known as 'e-cigarettes' - as a substitute for conventional cigarettes. An estimated 2.6 million people in the UK alone are using one of the nearly 500 brands of e-cigarettes
28 April 2016

Newest issue of MRS Bulletin’s Energy Quarterly focuses on Li-ion battery safety

The March issue of Energy Quarterly (EQ), a special section published in MRS Bulletin, focuses on energy safety with both an editorial and feature article.
29 March 2016

Cambridge University Press produces free recommendations in response to Zika crisis

Cambridge University Press has published a summary of evidence and recommendations in response to the outbreak of the Zika virus, focused on the risks for pregnant women. The report is provided free-of-charge as a public service in the current crisis.
11 February 2016

Love is in the air this Valentine's Day - or is it?

A new linguistics study by Cambridge University Press investigates the language we use to describe our partners
8 February 2016

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Study Shows Nurses’ Scrubs Become Contaminated with Bacteria in Hospitals

Clarification

The China Quarterly follow-up statement

Cambridge University Press statement regarding content in The China Quarterly

Cambridge University Press announces sales and revenue growth

'Cutting' photos on smartphones

Former Cambridge University Press Syndic given Lifetime Achievement Award

Cambridge University Press launches Open Access journal covering Personality Neuroscience

Competition winners have the ‘write’ stuff

Cambridge University Press partners with AJE to launch new language editing service for authors

New study highlights the differences in assessment and management of mild traumatic brain injury

Love to hate: new research explores the enjoyment of negative emotions in art reception

Cambridge makes feminist theory and women’s history free for International Women’s Day

Cambridge opens its doors to schools on World Book Day

Special issue of JINS sheds light on motor cognition

Response to errors found in the GCSE Mathematics for OCR Higher Homework Book

Cambridge celebrates innovation in publishing for Academic Book Week

Cambridge Teacher Development wins English Speaking Union Award for the fourth year running

Special issue of JINS focuses on preclinical predictions in psychiatric and neurological conditions

‘Paranoid’ announced as the Cambridge Dictionary Word of the Year

Penpals for Handwriting shortlisted for Bett 2017 Primary Digital Content Award

The US Election in 24 hours of words

Get to grips with handwriting competition

Cambridge University Press celebrates the importance of reviewers for Peer Review Week

Cambridge University Press launches Cambridge Core

Trott 'clinches' gold but Kenny 'claims' it

Young writers awarded Winners of The Queen’s Commonwealth Essay Competition

Aesthetics or athletics?

Cambridge University Press announces underlying growth against a backdrop of volatile market conditions

Unearthing the true cost of fossil fuels and the true value of photovoltaics

APSA Announces New Editorial Team for the American Political Science Review

Cambridge professor says much of the effort to combat global warming is actually making it worse

More research and regulation needed on e-cigarettes "to protect health of public"

Newest issue of MRS Bulletin’s Energy Quarterly focuses on Li-ion battery safety

Cambridge University Press produces free recommendations in response to Zika crisis

Love is in the air this Valentine's Day - or is it?

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