Taylor & Francis are delighted to host two Scholarly Summits exclusively for our journal editors and society partners in Melbourne and Sydney, Australia, in February 2019.
These free-to-attend events will offer our community of publishing partners the opportunity to discuss key issues facing the industry, with sessions focused around the theme of ‘Fit for the future: embracing emerging opportunities in scholarly communication‘.
At Taylor & Francis, we understand the importance of an effective peer review when authors choose to submit their research. We work to establish and sustain peer review integrity on every journal. A vital part of this means ensuring that reviewers have the right resources to carry out their work efficiently and effectively.
The review process varies from journal to journal, but this guide gives an overview of what’s involved in becoming a reviewer with a Taylor & Francis journal.
Research metrics are the fundamental tools used across the publishing industry to measure performance, both at journal- and author-level. But what do they all mean? How is each metric calculated? Which metrics are the most relevant to your journal? And how can you use these tools to monitor your journal’s performance?
In this introduction to research metrics, we take an in-depth look at what’s in the ‘basket of metrics’ and how to identify the right metrics for your journal.
