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The academic book collection at Oxford University Press is live at WDBF 2026—and it’s not here to look decorative. From core textbooks to research-driven references, this collection is built for people who don’t just study subjects, but interrogate them. Think clarity over clutter. Rigor without rigidity. Books that actually respect your intelligence. Whether you’re a student, educator, researcher, or a lifelong learner with a healthy allergy to shallow content—this is your cue to stop scrolling

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Oxford University Press India and Adobe join forces to power the next leap in Digital Literacy. Together, we’re bringing students a future-ready Computer Science curriculum, designed to inspire creators, thinkers, and innovators of tomorrow. | Oxford University Press India | Facebook

Big news for the ATS journals in 2026! ATS President Raed Dweik, MD, MBA, ATSF, discusses the new partnership with Oxford University Press in producing the ATS journals, all of which will now be online-only. Learn more about the ATS Journals: https://site.thoracic.org/press-releases/the-american-thoracic-society-partners-with-oxford-university-press | American Thoracic Society