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As a consultant on the film, Emily Cockayne's "Penning Poison" made an appearance at the European Premier of #WickedLittleLetters last night, alongside StudiocanalUK and Film4! Find out more about the history of anonymous letter writing: oxford.ly/3un11us

Sensus Impact is revolutionizing research reporting. Find out how this new community-led initiative is providing funders, publishers, and authors with unparalleled access to research impact data. 🔗 bit.ly/49DZ8Zj

Our latest research highlights the importance of having evidence of impact when purchasing educational resources. Explore the full report here: bit.ly/48lhq0g

Such fantastic talks from some of our authors at The London Book Fair, 11-13 March 2025 today for the Booksellers Association members!

OUP is sad to share the news that Dr James Whitbourn has died. James was an extraordinary composer, conductor, and producer, whose music we are incredibly proud to publish and represent. A full obituary for James can be read at Wise Music Classical: oxford.ly/3TiIeso

Opinion: Academic publishers and #AI do not need to be enemies Generative AI firms should stop ripping off publishers and instead work with them to enrich scholarship, says David Clark bit.ly/4cC45E1

My article in today’s THES

The May Morning service, originating in the 16th century, took place this morning, featuring a piece from Sarah Quartel, making her the first female composer to have a piece chosen for this occasion. Congratulations, Sarah! 👏 Watch the recording below: 📺oxford.ly/3wfX0sr

👀 Explore some insights from this year's #ELTOC and its impact on teacher’s motivations to improve their skills. Click below to read! bit.ly/4b8ci1k

Three-quarters of researchers routinely use artificial intelligence #AI but only a tiny proportion trust technology companies not to reuse their data without permission, an Oxford University Press poll of scholars has revealed timeshighereducation.com/news/use-ai-re…

Insights from our survey of over 2,000 researchers shows that AI is an important part of the research journey for many – but there are still concerns over critical thinking skills and IP rights. Discover more about the new research here: bit.ly/4aroxVW

Anyone with a stake in research should be considering an AI-enabled future, and their role in it. How can we harness the benefits of AI while protecting against the risks? Join our webinar discussion to learn more: oxford.ly/3V8KFiq

Join us for insights into how AI is currently being employed and regarded within the academic community, and a discussion of how we build a sustainable future. Sign up here: oxford.ly/3V4dkFd

📢 We're thrilled to announce we're working with Voice 21 Oracy to shine a spotlight on #oracy in #maths! Our #TalkForMaths Benchmarks include top tips to develop spoken maths skills in the classroom. Download the benchmarks & share your feedback with us: ow.ly/Q9Yg50Sf9Mu

We are absolutely delighted that John Rutter has been awarded a knighthood for his services to music in The King's 2024 Birthday Honours. John is an exceptional ambassador for classical music. This honour is so well deserved, and OUP is incredibly proud to be John's publisher.

Hear from David Clark, Managing Director of Oxford Academic, on our recent survey on the future of AI in academic research. Click below to read the full article (UniversityWorldNews): bit.ly/4c7rIDZ

Following the recent launch of our latest Responsible Publishing Report, check out some of our highlights from 2023-24! Click here to read the full report: bit.ly/4ce1m2w

A new home for the OED, 100 years of music publishing, head-to-head battles for Oxford Word of the Year, and a bible fit for a king – explore these highlights and more in the Oxford University Press Annual Report for 2023/24. bit.ly/3S8XKaM

My Oxford University Press blog post on ‘How to turn your PhD thesis into a monograph’ received some very kind positive feedback so I’d like to share OUP’s new Early Career Researcher Hub, where you can find a link to the post plus other publishing tips and resources: academic.oup.com/pages/publishi…