The fast-growing market for teaching Chinese to children strengthens with a new partnership to promote materials for students starting out in the language.
Cambridge University Press has launched two new editions to The Cambridge Teacher Series portfolio, which focus on the latest thinking on the hot topic of continuing professional development and education for teachers.
Prescribing medicine not covered by the drug’s official label is necessary, says world-renowned psychiatry Professor and Clinician Dr. Stephen Stahl.
An international partnership will see the launch of a new journal focusing on high power laser science and engineering.
Cambridge University Press is at stand K305, EC1, in Earls Court London, 15 to 17 April.
The collection has been published for the very first time in their original uncensored form, nearly 100 years after Lawrence wrote them.
The Materials Research Society (MRS) and Cambridge University Press launch new authoritative review journal focusing on energy and sustainability.
The Cambridge Companion to Human Rights Law looks at how human rights law has developed, what has been achieved and at what cost.
Cambridge University Press and the Royal Commonwealth Society launch the 2013 Commonwealth Essay Competition.
The re-awakening of a United States strategy to bury nuclear waste deep underground has won the support of experts, reports the Energy Quarterly published by Cambridge Journals.
Read the full research paper published by Cambridge University Press free of charge.
The American Publishers Awards for Professional and Scholarly Excellence (PROSE) has awarded one of their top prizes to a Cambridge University Press title.
The Citation Index recognises journals of key importance in their subject areas and provides a guide to the essential must-read titles in the field.
A collection of poems written by Rudyard Kipling are being published for the first time since they were discovered by an American scholar.
Twelfth Night and A Midsummer Night's Dream now available in the Explore Shakespeare series.
To celebrate the launch of the Explore Shakespeare iPad apps, enter the competition to win an iPad bundle.
Read the special issue devoted to new wonder material graphene, free of charge.
Read the full paper free of charge, from the Social Policy and Society journal, published by Cambridge University Press.
Apply for the Cambridge University Press Graduate Scheme before 4 February 2013.
Cambridge authors and advisers recognised in this year's New Year Honours List for their outstanding work across the educational and academic sphere.
The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) is celebrating 40 years of the World Heritage Convention with the launch of a new book.
A unique approach that promises the easiest route ever to learning English words has been launched by Cambridge University Press and online language platform Memrise.
The Cambridge Dictionaries Online team look back at the words you searched for the most in 2012.
Stalkers’ brains could be programmed for obsession, new research shows.
Hurricane Sandy's recent demonstration of the reliance on steady and reliable power production to run almost every aspect of our lives has brought into sharp focus the urgent need to find back-up solutions.
Jim Scrivener's Classroom Management Techniques has won the English-Speaking Union’s Duke of Edinburgh English Language Book Award 2012.
Cambridge played host to an event to encourage more businesses to support local schools, as part of a national campaign by the charity Business in the Community.
A global history of the Oxford English Dictionary.
Is a poor job better than no job at all?
Cambridge University Press has published its annual financial results for the year ended 30 April 2012, and the results show that the publisher has achieved a tenth successive year of growth, despite challenging market conditions.
Read articles examining marine conservation in Aceh, Indonesia, in Oryx – The International Journal of Conservation.
Cambridge University Press has been supporting Mongolia with its education reform initiative.
Ian Ridpath has won the prestigious Klumpke-Roberts Award in recognition of his work in communicating astronomy to the wider public.
A five-year project to publish the collected works of pioneering British economist John Maynard Keynes is unveiled.
Cambridge University Press and the Society of Antiquaries of London (SAL) have completed the digital archives of their oldest journals.
Cases of facial paralysis in air travellers, without relevant prior medical conditions, are believed to be rare, but researchers say they are also under-reported.
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