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Explore open, inclusive, editorially independent research from 15 #OpenAccess journals by UCL Press @uclpress.bsky.social. No fees to read or to publish. Home to UCL Open Environment: @ucloe.bsky.social‬

a brief overview of the article Pathophysiological links between postoperative ileus and acute kidney injury after cystectomy published in APOC
The AMPS journal cover is shown on the right side of this image. On the left side the article title and a brief quote is written in white text. It reads, 'Divided memory in a divided Germany: Diverging Cold War narratives about the former concentration camps of Sachsenhausen (Berlin) and Neuengamme (Hamburg). This article explains how each memorial site was manipulated to serve political ends by highlighting some experiences and neglecting others. An AMPS research article by Kirsten Fischer'. The UCL Press logo appears at the bottom of the image and the open access logo is displayed between the journal cover and text.
A poster style image displaying the case history, question posed and intended learning outcomes of Perioperative decision-making for patients with known alcohol-related liver disease undergoing emergency surgery.
The APOC journal cover is shown on the right side of this image. On the left side the article title and a brief quote is written in black text. It reads, 'Given that Martha’s Rule is national policy, and therefore unlikely to be removed or significantly changed in the near future, we need to engage with it and, ideally, use it to the benefit of our perioperative patients. Martha’s Rule: what are we detecting? An editorial by Douglas Hector Blackwood'. The UCL Press logo appears at the bottom of the image and the open access logo is displayed between the journal cover and text.
The AMPS journal cover is shown on the right side of this image. On the left side the blog title and a brief quote is written in black text. It reads, 'The sheer ubiquity of halls in Northern Ireland makes it inevitable that in an increasingly secular and pluralistic society, their future as heritage buildings will eventually become a question that must be answered, reflecting in turn the journey of my own cultural identity. Nothing rhymes with Orange, by Philip Arneill on the AMPS blog'. The UCL Press logo appears at the bottom of the image and the open access logo is displayed between the journal cover and text.
The Advances in Perioperative Care journal cover is shown on the right side of this image. On the left side the article title is written in black text. It reads, 'Martha’s Rule: a policy critique. A narrative article in APOC by Tajveer Sara, David Walker, and John Welch'. The UCL Press logo appears at the bottom of the image and the open access logo is displayed between the journal cover and text.
Five people looking into the camera and smiling. Each person is wearing a conference lanyard and the person on the right has a coffee cup in their hand. These are the editors of the UCL Press journal Advances in Perioperative Care and the UCL Press journals manager, Ian Caswell, attending the EBPOM global conference.
The Advances in Perioperative Care journal cover is shown in the background, it depicts three medical professionals standing together, one staring at a monitor, one staring at a patient who does not appear in the image and the third staring at a patient chart. the text overlayed reads, 'author spotlight, dr rachel baumber, royal national orthopaedic hospital nhs trust'.
The London Journal of Canadian Studies journal cover is shown on the right side of this image. On the left side the white text reads, 'Canada day 2026, all articles available online!'. The UCL Press logo appears at the bottom of the image and the open access logo is displayed between the journal cover and text.
The AMPS journal cover is shown on the right side of this image. On the left side the article title and a brief quote is written in white text against a dark blue background. It reads, 'Ulster’s Orange Halls: heritage worth surrendering?. "this article examines how heritage sites are emblematic not only of the past and present, but also of possible futures – should they be deemed a heritage even worthy of preservation" An AMPS research article by Philip Arneill'. The UCL Press logo appears at the bottom of the image and the open access logo is displayed between the journal cover and text.
The Advances in Perioperative Care journal cover is shown on the right side of this image. On the left side the article title is written in black text. It reads, 'The unseen haemorrhage: why occult blood loss remains the blind spot of perioperative care. editorial in Advances in Perioperative Care'. The UCL Press logo appears at the bottom of the image and the open access logo is displayed between the journal cover and text.
The Advances in Perioperative Care journal cover is shown on the right side of this image. On the left side the article title is written in black text. It reads, 'Delayed catastrophic haemorrhage after transjugular portal venous intervention. a case report in Advances in Perioperative Care by Sharek Abdul Nazir and Lal Meher Pradeep'. The UCL Press logo appears at the bottom of the image and the open access logo is displayed between the journal cover and text.
The Advances in Perioperative Care journal cover is shown on the right side of this image. On the left side the article title is written in black text. It reads, 'Optimising postoperative care after cytoreductive surgery and hyperthermic intraperitoneal chemotherapy. A narrative article in APOC by Laoise Geoghegan and Ewa Prusak'. The UCL Press logo appears at the bottom of the image and the open access logo is displayed between the journal cover and text.
The Advances in Perioperative Care journal cover is shown on the right side of this image. On the left side the article title is written in black text. It reads, 'Postoperative anaemia and lactic acidosis following open prostatectomy. A narrative article in Advances in perioperative care'. The UCL Press logo appears at the bottom of the image and the open access logo is displayed between the journal cover and text.
The Radical Americas journal cover is shown on the right side of this image. On the left side the blog title and a brief quote is written in white text against a red background. It reads, 'the university remains in crisis, caught between forces of neoliberalism and far-right reaction and the ever-present question of its role in society. Subversion and self-critique in the self-managed university, a radical americas blog by Scott Campbell'. The UCL Press logo appears at the bottom of the image and the open access logo is displayed between the journal cover and text.
The advances in perioperative care journal cover is shown on the right side of this image. On the left side the article title is written in black text. It reads, 'Perioperative management of primary hyperaldosteronism: a case report. a case report in advances in perioperative care by constanza alzola'. The UCL Press logo appears at the bottom of the image and the open access logo is displayed between the journal cover and text.
The radical americas journal cover is shown in the background of this image, it features graffiti on a wall of two indigenous women's faces on a yellow background. On the left side the article title is written in black text. It reads, 'Re-visioning the university: José Revueltas and academic self-management. A radical americas research article by scott campbell'. The UCL Press logo appears at the bottom of the image and the open access logo is displayed between the journal cover and text.
The Advances in Perioperative Care journal cover is shown in the background of this image. On the left side the blog title and a list of the editors is written in white text. It reads, 'meet the editors. Prof David Walker, Editor-in-Chief Dr Douglas Blackwood Dr Clarissa Cheah Dr Stuart Connal Dr Ewa Prusak'. The UCL Press logo appears at the bottom of the image and the open access logo is displayed on the right of the image.
The Advances in Perioperative Care journal cover is shown on the right side of this image. On the left side the article title is written in black text. It reads, 'Surgical decision-making for penile cancer in the elderly. A narrative article in Advances in perioperative care'. The UCL Press logo appears at the bottom of the image and the open access logo is displayed between the journal cover and text.
A cross section of the journal cover of Advances in perioperative care is shown, featuring three allied health professionals in a ward. the text reads, 'international nurses day with advances in perioperative care'.
The AMPS journal cover is shown on the right side of this image. On the left side the article title and a brief quote is written in white text. It reads, 'The future of society, spaces and screens. divides occur through the constitution of territory, but conversations create space, a hybrid zone where Lefebvre’s ‘everyday’ can challenge imposed boundaries'. The UCL Press logo appears at the bottom of the image and the open access logo is displayed between the journal cover and text.
The journal cover is shown on the right side of this image. On the left side the article title and a brief quote is written in white text. It reads, 'Editorial. Introduction: socialism and Indigeneity in historical perspective. Studying the encounters between leftist and Indigenous movements in the past can thus be a way to better understand the struggles, potentials and complexities of contemporary emancipatory movements'. The UCL Press logo appears at the bottom of the image and the open access logo is displayed between the journal cover and text.
The Radical Americas journal cover is shown on the right side of this image. On the left side the article title and a brief quote is written in white text against a red background. It reads, '‘In the same boat’: global anticolonialism and Indigeneity in the Mexican Revolution. Mexico was comparable to India and vice versa. Both nations were made up of ‘brown’ peoples who had experienced conquest and oppression.'. The UCL Press logo appears at the bottom of the image and the open access logo is displayed between the journal cover and text.
The AMPS journal cover is shown on the right side of this image. On the left side the blog title and a brief quote is written in black text. It reads, 'By framing borderlands as “empty voids,” states create zones of public inattention. This visual logic of concealment promotes a collective forgetting whereby the public becomes indifferent to human suffering happening out of sight. Beyond the Steel: Demilitarizing Borders Through Art by Uli Linke on the AMPS blog'. The UCL Press logo appears at the bottom of the image and the open access logo is displayed between the journal cover and text.
The journal cover is shown on the right side of this image. On the left side the article title and a brief quote is written in black text. It reads, 'Dark spaces: borderwalls in the cultural, political and artistic imagination. Border art makes visible alternative ways of being human by realigning hegemonic logics of separation, exclusion and marginalisation'. The UCL Press logo appears at the bottom of the image and the open access logo is displayed between the journal cover and text.
The Radical Americas journal cover is shown on the right side of this image. On the left side the article title and a brief quote is written in white text. It reads, '‘In the same boat’: global anticolonialism and Indigeneity in the Mexican Revolution. Mexico was comparable to India and vice versa. Both nations were made up of ‘brown’ peoples who had experienced conquest and oppression'. The UCL Press logo appears at the bottom of the image and the open access logo is displayed between the journal cover and text.
Scaling the Future of Diamond Open Access. Image with red background, and diamond OA logo, with the UCL Press logo. Text reads: collaboration, shared infrastructure, and collective investment. Call to action to read now.
The journal cover is shown on the right side of this image. On the left side the article title and a brief quote is written in white text. It reads, 'A contemporary chiffonier: new models for photographic research in sites of renewal. the photographic material produced through citéography is not the end goal but instead the starting point for a broader conversation about the peculiar and idiosyncratic details of places in cities'. The UCL Press logo appears at the bottom of the image and the open access logo is displayed between the journal cover and text.
The journal cover is shown on the right side of this image. On the left side the a quote from the blog is written in black text. It reads, '"Capital can metabolise even its own failures, turning sites of abandonment into immersive commodities. If the Walled City haunts us, it is because we continue to refuse to confront the material antagonisms that built it, and instead elect to wander its ruins as (pacified) consumers" Aestheticizing the cyberpunk slum: Kowloon Walled City, dispossession and statelessness, on the AMPS blog'. The UCL Press logo appears at the bottom of the image and the open access logo is displayed between the journal cover and text.
The AMPS journal cover is shown on the right side of this image. On the left side the article title and a quote is written in black text. It reads, 'Kowloon Walled City as de jure retrospective: digitising and mythologising statelessness. The Walled City’s mediated afterlife reveals a dialectical tension between the truth of statelessness and the profit-driven desire to simulate a particular post-mortem affect without engaging structural or economic causality'. The UCL Press logo appears at the bottom of the image and the open access logo is displayed between the journal cover and text.
Promotional graphic for UCL Press blog titled “Diamond OA and the Future of Community-Owned Scholarship: Diamond OA as a Cultural Shift.” Red background with white text, UCL Press logo, a “Read Now” button, and a diamond-in-lock icon. Right side shows an interior architectural scene with a wrought-iron railing and window.
Promotional graphic for UCL Press blog titled “Rethinking the Economics of Diamond Open Access: Building Sustainability.” Red background with white text, UCL Press logo, a “Read Now” button, and a diamond-in-lock icon. Right side shows architectural interior with wrought-iron railing.
Four UCL Press journal covers are shown, International journal of social pedagogy, research for all, radical americas and ucl open environment. the UCL Press and open access logo appear at the bottom of the image
The Journal of Bentham Studies journal cover is shown on the right side of this image. On the left side the blog title is written in black text. It reads, 'UCL200, Jeremy Bentham and the journal of Bentham Studies: A 200 year legacy. A Journal of Bentham studies blog'. The UCL Press logo appears at the bottom of the image and the open access logo is displayed between the journal cover and text.
A UCL branded graphic with a red background, diamond open access logo, with the text "Why Diamond Open Access is Emerging as the Future of Scholarly Publishing. Why Diamond OA, Why Now?". Call to action to read now.