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The International Journal of Research & Method in Education has issued a call for papers for a new special issue on Research Methods and Theoretical Perspectives in Early Childhood Education - details can be found here: think.taylorandfrancis.com/special_issu... - abstract deadline 31st December 🎓

Does Trait Rumination Moderate the Path From Chronic Stress Adversity Exposure to Internalizing Symptoms in First-Generation and Continuing-Generation College Students? First-generation college students face greater life adversity and demonstrate higher internalized distress versus their continuing-generation peers. In 598 undergraduate students, this study tests:...

Free-to-read in JFGSS this month! 🔓

This article highlights the issue of first-gen students engaging in negative thoughts on family & financial chronic stress. The authors shed light on how #HigherEd can disrupt these negative patterns.

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To mark #BlackHistoryMonth, Identities presents a curated selection of articles that illuminate Black histories and lived experiences across the Black Atlantic.

Read the collection with #FreeAccess:
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Genetic evidence for the correlation between relative nutrient intake and male reproductive health: a Mendelian randomized study The relationship between the composition of dietary macronutrient intake and male reproductive health (MRH) has been a topic of interest in public health. This study aimed to evaluate the causal ef...

New in @tandfresearch.bsky.social: "Our results revealed that a higher intake of carbohydrates was associated with a reduced risk of #erectiledysfunction. Additionally, a higher intake of fat was observed to be a risk factor for abnormal sperm." #infertility
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Facilitators and barriers for return to work among patients with post-COVID-19 condition: a qualitative interview study Post COVID-19 condition (PCC) can have long-lasting adverse effects, including impacts on work ability. This study explores the facilitators and barriers in the return-to-work (RTW) process.Conduct...

Research indicates that many patients with Post COVID-19 condition struggle returning to work.

This article in the Scandinavian Journal of Primary Health Care explores Post COVID-19 condition and the facilitators and barriers in the return-to-work process.

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🚨New article alert!

Check out this new @JCIHonline article about how AI methods empower people with Acquired Brain Injury to build a more inclusive and comfortable care experience.

Human Rights Education Review invite abstract submissions for the 3rd International IAHRE Conference which will take place on 26-27 May 2026 in Münster, Germany. Deadline for submissions is 3 November 2025. For further details visit: global-iahre.org/research/
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Call for Papers in Special Issue on Open Source Software and Code in Mathematical Biology

Take a look! @tandfresearch.bsky.social @mmls-journal.bsky.social #mathematics #biology #OpenSource #Code

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Call for Editors Journal of family Social Work Editor-in-Chief

#CallForEditors
Editor-in-Chief needed for Journal of Family Social Work
Deadline: 17 Oct 2025 ⏰

The Journal is directed towards the needs of social workers and other mental health and family practitioners who work with couples and families.
Details: spr.ly/63322Aioqr

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Join us for a presentation and panel discussion on a new double special issue of Immigrants & Minorities on wartime internment in Britain.

Trading Liberty for Security? 35 Years of Research into Internment in the Two World Wars

Oct 6 @ 3:00 pm
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Children in England ‘face barriers to outdoor play due to poor planning’ ‘Fragmented’ policies leading councils to prioritise approval of housebuilding over parks, study finds

"Well-designed play space has so many positive knock-on effects," says Emily Ranken.

Tobi Thomas dives into the barriers against outdoor play spaces and how they can be improved in @theguardian.com. Read more ⬇️
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Quote by Emily Ranken et al. reads: [This study] reaffirms the need for a child-friendly perspective to underpin planning in cities. Image is of a children's playground with a dark blue image treatment overlayed over it.

Housing is being prioritized over play spaces for children in housing developments, a new Cities and Health study suggests🛝

More needs to be done to embed play into policy to ensure children have spaces to play and improve their wellbeing, experts state.
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#CallForSubmissions alert! 📣

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Just under a week to go until our next webinar! We'd love to see you there 💻

🔎 What: behind the scenes of #OpenAccess publishing
📅 When: Weds 8 October 2025, 2pm SGT
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Place as context, place as inquiry: A phenomenographic study of teachers’ conceptions of place-based education in the CZ-CREST program In this qualitative study, we employed phenomenographic methodology to examine the complexity of teachers’ conceptions of place-based education (PBE) within the context of their participation in th...

Free-to-read in the Journal of Geoscience Education this October!

This qualitative study examines the complexity of teachers’ conceptions of place-based education (PBE) within the context of their participation in the CZ-CREST program

Read now 👉 spr.ly/6003A9hs7

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Illustration by Dane Johnson/Museum of the Rockies.

An ancient, 95 million-year-old, tiny croc has been discovered and nicknamed 'Elton', by experts who listened to Crocodile Rock as they did their research🤩🎹🐊

Thikarisuchus lived on land and was about 2 feet long - the size of a small lizard 🦎

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Midweek is the perfect time to recalibrate. Adjust your goals and finish strong 🎯

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Editorial Published in ASA Discoveries (Vol. 1, No. 1, 2025)

ASA Discoveries - new journal from the American Statistical Association and published by Taylor & Francis. Now online!

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Check out the opening Editorial!
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A "Call for Papers" for a special issue on Telesurgery and Telementoring. Submit your abstract by 30 November 2025. The journal cover says "MITAT: Minimally Invasive Therapy and Allied Technologies."

MITAT is seeking papers related to #Telesurgery & #Telementoring!

This special issue highlights innovations, clinical experiences, technical challenges, and future directions in this evolving field.

Submit your abstract here by 30 November 2025: spr.ly/63323fvXFf

Ever wondered what it takes for a foreign doctor to build trust and have a successful consultation?

It's more than just language fluency!

Community College Journal of Research and Practice Race, Racial Equity, and Racial Climates. Volume 49, Issue 10-11 of Community College Journal of Research and Practice

We’re pleased to share that the Special Issue in the Community College Journal of Research and Practice on "Race, Racial Equity, and Racial Climates", guest edited by @drshaunharper.bsky.social, is currently free to read through the end of October! 🔓

Read here 👉 spr.ly/6005A5iZX

Congratulations and thank you so much for publishing with us! 👏

Economy and Society Early-Career Paper Prize 2026, closing date 15th Dec 2025. The award is £1,000. Featuring a cover of the Economy and Society journal.

Economy and Society Early-Career Paper Prize 2026
An award of £1,000 will be made to the ‘early-career’ author of a paper accepted for publication in Economy and Society 🙌

Learn more: spr.ly/3573

#JournalAward #EconomyResearcher

Sociology at Times of Crises: Article Collection 2025 Refreshed for 2025, this journal article collection explores key areas of interest and relevance in Sociology. From the politicization of child vaccinations, to the usage of AI within academia, the highlighted articles traverse themes and methodologies. Browse these contributions to investigate new perspectives and explore how sociologists start and shape a meaningful dialogue about key issues of the present and the future.

#Sociology researchers and students will want to bookmark this:
40+ Sociology Journal Articles
Free Access until Jan 31st 2026 🙌

Browse here: spr.ly/63324AZ2Ip

Call for Editors Social Identities Editor-in-Chief

#CallForEditors 🗣️
Editor-in-Chief or Editorial team needed for Social Identities, our journal dedicated to the study of Race, Nation and Culture.

Deadline: 30 September 2025 ⏰

Join our team! Details: spr.ly/3424

Attending the Second Language Research Forum (SLRF) 2025? Don't miss Masatoshi Sato, Editor of Language Awareness, deliver his plenary at 5pm on Friday 26th September! 🗒️

#Linguistics #Bilingualism #LanguageLearning

Drug Metabolism Reviews Drug-Drug Interactions Special Issue. Guest Editor: Robert S. Foti. Volume 57, Issue 3 of Drug Metabolism Reviews

We are pleased to announce the publication of a new Special Issue in Drug Metabolism Reviews, titled “Drug-Drug Interactions”! It highlights recent advancements in the study of clinically relevant drug interactions.

📑Find out more here: spr.ly/63321AR09S