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Latest news
Skip to navigationInspire your research with April's free access collections
April's diverse range of free access collections could give you the inspiration you need to push your research to its full potential. From the Philosophy Hall of Fame to Comic Books and Graphic Novels, no subject is left uncovered. Read on to learn more:
- Are you researching counselling, therapy, addiction, aging, or mental health? Explore Routledge's comprehensive portfolio.
- April 4th marked the beginning of US National Robotics Week. Celebrate and enjoy free access to a selection of robotics articles.
- Delve into our journal archives and discover the Philosophy Hall of Fame.
- With great articles comes great responsibility... for you to read them. Our Comic Book and Graphic Novels collection explores key research surrounding comic books and graphic novels.
- Review emerging research from our Bioscience articles, from genetics to biotechnology.
- Food and Drink Tourism provides another tangible dimension to the overall travelling experience. Explore our exciting blend of 60 articles today
- Check out the next collection to be added to the Sustainable Planning and Urban campaign, which will be 'Sustainable Communities'.
Can you answer the latest calls for papers?
The Armed Conflict Survey is a new annual publication from the International Institute for Strategic Studies, currently looking for submissions.
Adipocyte, exclusively researching all aspects of adipose tissue physiology and pathopsychology is now inviting manuscripts.
Read our latest special issue
Temperature announces a special issue dedicated to the reviews and reports on original research conducted in Japanese laboratories by their alumni.
You are also welcome to submit your paper by June 1st.
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