Oxford spelling is used in a number of academic publications, including the London-based scientific journal "Nature" and all other UK-based "Nature"-branded journals, the "Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society", and the "Journal of Physiology". It is used by "The Times Literary Supplement", "Encyclopædia Britannica" and Cambridge University Press. Newspapers and magazines in the UK normally use "-ise". The style guide of "The Times" recommended "-ize" until 1992, when it switched to "-ise". The newspaper's chief revise editor, Richard Dixon, wrote of the change: