New research explains how some people are using sounds to get high or feel better. 🎧
The Drug and Alcohol Review research on “binaural beats" documents just how many of us are using the technique.
Learn more via @yahoolife. (@APSAD_DAR)
https://t.co/MnO7AZ77cv
It’s our mission to empower learners to learn more, and celebrate the seekers who strive to reach their potential every single day.
Find out how we do that each and every day here: https://t.co/e0ES5WaFJ3
#LearnOn
As we enter July and carry forward the spirit of #PRIDE, check out these new @c4disc interviews with members of the scholarly communications space, who champion and advocate for the LGBTQ+ community: @andersonromine5, and our own @Kmoledo.
Read it here: https://t.co/iXQfULiNSS
Why do we care so much about #OpenResearch?
Advancing openness and transparency, and delivering choice, quality, and value for research communities is critical...but, there's more to it than just talk.
Find out more here: https://t.co/7VNp0wHeA3
This #PRIDEMONTH special collection explores LGBTQ+ identity through personal narratives, the ways in which the queer lens has and will further research, and examples of LGBTQ+ communities changing history through activism.
Read the collection here: https://t.co/Yb5BT5aYaR
This special collection offers scholarly research that celebrates Asian and Pacific Islander contributions to history, and how discrimination has affected and harmed API communities.
Read more on the RISE page here: https://t.co/cO6cOpw8cK
The common phrase you can't "bullsh*t" a "bullsh*tter" is really just that...bullsh*t. 💩
Read more in this article by @RobertRoyBritt on Medium, with research published in the British Journal of Social Psychology.
https://t.co/SyUI3fcCXx
Happy International Women's Day! #IWD2021
Check out this collection that explores women’s history through the lens of gender equality and representation.
With this research we can better understand how feminism contributes to positive social change.
https://t.co/HI0vdlqW0a
The research community is not immune to biases against people because of their race, gender, religion, disability, or any other aspects of identity.
Learn how Wiley and the research community are creating a more diverse, and better, research environment
https://t.co/pcJ6nJKvj0
It's LGBT+ History Month in the UK!
This collection offers content that explores LGBTQ+ contributions to history, as well as ways in which LGBTQ+ communities have been affected by legislation, education, and geography.
Check it out here: https://t.co/18HCWhsunf
#LGBTHM21
We've created a special collection of Wiley content that celebrates Black contributions to history, and how Black communities have been affected and harmed by systems of power from legislation, to education, to healthcare.
Read now: https://t.co/kwdQGWjFzN
#BlackHistoryMonth
This special collection offers Wiley content that celebrates Black contributions to history, and how Black communities have been affected and harmed by systems of power from legislation, to education, to healthcare.
Check it out here: https://t.co/P7ocnm2KCw
#BlackHistoryMonth
We are honored to have been named among the 2021 Best Places to Work and earned a 100% on the @HRC Corporate Equity Report for LGBTQ-inclusive workplace equality. #CEI2021
For more details on how #Wiley has strengthened our diversity and inclusion: https://t.co/Gk3vshx5pO
Super proud of an amazing group of people who drove this change with a particular focus on more inclusion for trans and non-binary authors. Today is a good day.
Good changes are happening.
Read more about our updated Author Name Change policy where we really focused on inclusion. Thank you to the communities that helped us get here.
https://t.co/VnIL7jKSmv
We're excited to announce today that Wiley has acquired @Hindawi.
This move underscores our commitment to delivering a new era of scholarly communications defined by open science and international collaboration. https://t.co/kAklBRc1FW
Santa has been considering the difficult question of what to do for Christmas? 🎅
The gifts of 2.2 billion children depend on his decision. Is the risk too great?
Find out in this fun editorial in the Australian and New Zealand Journal of Public Health. https://t.co/irdhyq5JGp