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The political economy of conservation and food securityRisk management in the Roman worldMaking decisions - a perpetual battle between head and heartJoined up thinkingTotal Eclipse of the Art? Rediscovering Ukrainian Visual CultureBritain's second Elizabethan Age, 1952-2022Has the protein folding problem been solved by AI?Philosophy and Humour: a double act?How to think about Climate ChangeArtificial intelligence in memory clinicsNew horizons in Lifelong Learning: making sense of a fast-evolving fieldThe World's worst lectureBritain and Russia from Gorbachev to PutinFrancesco di Giorgio, Leonardo da Vinci and the transmission of ideas in Renaissance ItalyExceptional fossils – the surprising, the significant and the strange‘Is it going to rain today?’: The development of weather forecasting ‘Stay home, protect the NHS, save lives’: Health inequalities, social class and the COVID-19 pandemicWittgenstein, jam and philosophy: towards a practical academy‘What brains they must have in Christminster': Jude’s OxfordDid the Black Death liberate women? 'Girl Power' in northwest Europe 1350 to 1600Sad stories of the death of Kings: the end of the TudorsWhy people need natureThe case for Dark MatterA short history of globalisationA Naked Scientist at nearly 50The intellectual aristocracy: how one dynasty captured English cultural and intellectual life, 1800-2000Beyond LLMs: the advent of Gen-AI in educational paradigms Thomas Chatterton: visionary or fraud?Can we refreeze the Arctic?Social media, globalised outrage and the collapse of ‘context’ in politics and policingWhodunnits and Headlines: a cultural history of English murderNuclear weapons programmes: contemporary issuesStrings untangled: secrets of a violinist’s worldThe Paris Olympics 1924: sport, art and the bodyHow to paint (as) a woman artist?Alan Turing and the Enigma MachineEffects of mid-life activities and cardiovascular health on late-life cognition: clues from the CamCAN studyAre we really now in a "pre-war world"?Peter Pan in the TowerLet's eat my son! The power of punctuationOxford and Cambridge comparedThe United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child and the legacy of Janusz Korczak – what they mean to children in the UK todayThe making of Britannia: from 'barbarians' to 'Roman Britons'Uncommonly common copies: Medieval English Statute Books in Cambridge librariesWhy is it difficult to make change happen? Three lessons from the world of manufacturing that will help save the planetBursts, bangs and things that go bump in the night