Melbourne Scholarly Summit | 2020
About the Melbourne Scholarly Summit We were delighted to host a Scholarly Summit in Melbourne, Australia on Wednesday 19th February 2020. The day was packed with lively discussions around the theme ‘Fit for the future: Building an open and ethical research environment’. This full-day event for Taylor & Francis journal editors and society partners in […]
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Key resources from the Amsterdam Scholarly Summit
Did you miss the Amsterdam Scholarly Summit? Catch up on the different sessions from this event by exploring the resource hub below. The Amsterdam Scholarly Summit was a one-day event about open and ethical research for our journal editors and society partners. This event allowed this community to network, share ideas, and hear from expert […]
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Upcoming training: submission site training for Associate Editors
The Taylor & Francis Online Submission team are hosting submission site training for Associate Editors, covering how to use Editorial Manager and ScholarOne Manuscripts. We are hosting two hour-long webinars every month, one each for Editorial Manager and ScholarOne Manuscripts. Each session will explain how to use the submission site to carry out peer review […]
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Key resources from Sydney & Melbourne Scholarly Summits
Taylor & Francis recently hosted Scholarly Summit events exclusively for their journal editors and society partners in Sydney and Melbourne, Australia. The events provided opportunities for this community to network, share ideas, and explore a range of important issues. The program had something for everyone, from publication ethics to open data, with the theme of […]
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Twitter chat: Developing high impact content
Do you want to develop more high impact content? Are you looking for advice on how to write a strategic development plan? Maybe you’re interested in experimenting with new content formats, but don’t know where to start? We hosted a Twitter chat with the panellists from our content development session at the 2018 London Scholarly […]
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