New Issue Out Now
Exchanges' third-annual Research Culture issue has just been published.
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This is the thirty-fifth issue of Exchanges and our third annual Research Culture issue, published September 2026. Article topics in this issue include: embedding inclusive change into research culture; collective action against research employment precarity; approaches to research culture from the perspective of organisational psychology, the Cultural Web, and change-management; interdisciplinarity and research culture in translation; and research collaboration as a means to improve work-placement programmes for youth. Additionally, the editor-in-chief’s editorial provides updates on Exchanges' recent call for expressions of interest and the journal's updated AI policy and offers brief commentary on the recent tragic loss of prominent Cambridge academic Jason Arday.
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