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Barry S. C. Leadbeater, author of The Choanoflagellates: Evolution, Biology and Ecology (2015) provides some interesting insights into the world of Choanoflagellates!
In the 4th part of our cyberpsychology roundtable discussions we asked our 4 authors what role has the internet had to play in modern day social relationships and what does the future hold for generations that are growing up online?
The author of Earthquake Time Bombs answers our questions about earthquake preparedness, regions at risk, and why the alarm needs to be raised.
Stephen Macekura, the author of Of Limits and Growth, considers the challenges facing the World Climate Summit this December. You can also read an excerpt from his book below.
Editor-in-Chief Merry Wiesner-Hanks introduces The Cambridge World History and gives an insight into how the World's history was mapped across its 7 volumes.
Participants: Patricia Wallace, the author of The Psychology of The Internet John Suler, the author of The Psychology of the Digital Age Kent Norman, the author of Cyberpsychology Raphael Cohen-Almagor,...
Christopher Wright and Daniel Nyberg, co-authors of 'Climate Change, Capitalism and Corporations: Processes of Creative Self-Destruction' (2015), look at the role of business in the climate change crisis.
In Earthquake Time Bombs, seismologist Robert Yeats sounds the alarm on major cities that are living under threat of a major earthquake...and may not be prepared when one strikes. Explore this map to see which cities are at risk and learn what steps they can take to improve safety.
John Suler, the author of Psychology of the Digital Age: Humans Become Electric, juxtaposes the constantly changing nature of the digital world with the reassurances of permanency it promises.
Four Cambridge authors continue their roundtable discussion about cyber psychology by addressing what happens when cyber bullies and online aggressors misuse the powerful tools the web provides.
Ralph P. Locke, author of Music and the Exotic from the Renaissance to Mozart (2015), explores how music can conjure a sense of 'exoticism'.
This week has seen the UK’s first ever Academic Book Week; a celebration of the diversity, innovation and influence of the academic book. The week was architected by the Academic Book of the Future Project,...
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