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Good news for anyone concerned that could replace your therapist. It's not. But your therapist might be getting qualit...
08/27/2026

Good news for anyone concerned that could replace your therapist. It's not. But your therapist might be getting quality support thanks to AI.

Research published in the Annual Review of Clinical Psychology shows AI tools are helping therapists behind the scenes to train, track treatment quality, and handle documentation. The result? More time for you.

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🔗 Read the full review: https://arevie.ws/3S7FFwV
✨ Featured in our AI, Machine Learning, and Society collection

08/25/2026

The most recent Annual Review of Economics is now online. Take a look at the most read article so far, "Large Language Models: An Applied Econometric Framework" by Ludwig, Mullainathan, and Rambachan https://bit.ly/4wI35an

Keep up with the rapid evolution of with our AI, Machine Learning, and Society collection. Six newly added reviews exp...
08/18/2026

Keep up with the rapid evolution of with our AI, Machine Learning, and Society collection. Six newly added reviews explore critical advances in AI, medicine, and healthcare.

✨ New research on:
• Where is already at work in medicine
• How AI is speeding up the access to repurposed drugs
• AI tools that support (not replace) mental health clinicians
• Which guidance systems are behind robotic surgery
• Is AI closing healthcare's biggest equity gaps, or making them worse?
• What AI models can teach us about human cognition itself

🔗 Explore the full collection of 38 articles: https://arevie.ws/4gkrZqs

08/04/2026

The 2026 volume of the Annual Review of Sociology is now online. Take a look at the most read article https://arevie.ws/4wyNIBJ

07/24/2026

The most recent Annual Review of Neuroscience is online! "Planning in the Brain: It's Not What You Think It Is" by Mattar and Daw is the most read article so far. https://bit.ly/4w3Nl23

We are pleased to share the news that we have officially acquired Underline Science, provider of conference and video so...
07/15/2026

We are pleased to share the news that we have officially acquired Underline Science, provider of conference and video solutions for scholarly societies.

The addition of Underline builds on our longstanding commitment to researchers and the scholarly community. By providing conference management and videostream capabilities, we can help academic societies and associations strengthen engagement with current members, attract new audiences, and extend the impact of both meetings and research content.

Underline’s conference services support virtual, hybrid, and in-person events and include onsite audiovisual services and post-event preservation of conference video materials, registration, attendee and speaker management, and global event coordination.

Read the full release here https://arevie.ws/ULnews
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Following last month, we’ve been resharing Knowable Magazine’s online event series, ‘Inside the brain: A lifetime of c...
07/14/2026

Following last month, we’ve been resharing Knowable Magazine’s online event series, ‘Inside the brain: A lifetime of change’.

What happens to our brains as we age, and what can we do about it? Watch experts discuss the role of neuroplasticity in healthy aging, how mental abilities change over time, and what we need to know about Alzheimer’s disease.

Access the freely available recording: https://arevie.ws/4w5Y5MH

Watch insights from these speakers:

👤 Vijeth Iyengar: Director of Global Aging, AARP
👤 Tia Powell: Bioethicist, Albert Einstein College of Medicine

📚 Featured in our latest interdisciplinary article collection: ‘The Brain: A Practical Guide’

07/09/2026

Whether you’re researching teen brain health or living with a teen of your own, this second installment in Knowable Magazine’s previously recorded online event series, ‘Inside the brain: A lifetime of change’, is worth watching.

Watch experts discuss the key stages and challenges in brain development during the teen years: https://arevie.ws/44hp7Fj

Hear from these speakers:

👤 BJ Casey: Neuroscientist, Barnard College - Columbia University
👤 Diana Chao: Mental health activist and founder of Letters to Strangers

📚 Featured in our latest interdisciplinary article collection: ‘The Brain: A Practical Guide’

07/07/2026

The most recent volume of the Annual Review of Biochemistry is now online. Most read article is "The Human Autophagy Core Complexes" by James H. Hurley. https://bit.ly/3T8dKgl

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