The Cambridge Prisms series champions interdisciplinary research that delivers actionable insights and innovative solutions to some of the world’s most pressing challenges. Designed to accelerate discovery, each journal fosters new collaborative networks across disciplines, uniting research communities around real-world impact.
Cambridge Prisms journals provide a dynamic space for conversation, critical debate, and diverse perspectives — all in the service of driving progress on urgent global issues.
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Cambridge Prisms Blog
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Looking to the Past to Build More Resilient Coasts
- 03 September 2026,
- As sea levels continue to rise and coastal communities face increasing climate risks, discussions about adaptation often focus on the future.…
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An Editor’s Perspective: Stacy Jupiter on Coastal Futures
- 11 June 2026,
- We’re pleased to feature Stacy Jupiter, Editor of Cambridge Prisms: Coastal Futures and a conservation scientist whose work spans coral reef ecology, integrated...
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Q&A with Jens-Christian Svenning: Megafauna, Extinction, and Ecosystem Restoration in the Anthropocene
- 11 June 2026,
- We’re pleased to feature Cambridge Prisms Extinction author Jens-Christian Svenning, Professor of Ecology and Director of the Danish National Research Foundation...
