COVID-19 service updates to customers - resumption of print journals
Resumption of print journals We’re delighted to announce that the print and distribution of our journals will be resumed from 11th May, with the first copies being dispatched by 18th May. We always wanted this to be the shortest pause possible, to avoid disruption to our customers and to support our print & distribution partners. […]
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Temporary cessation of print journals Due to the ongoing impact of the coronavirus pandemic with great reluctance we have made the decision to stop printing journals from 10 April until further notice. We are seeing disruption to the distribution supply chain for printed journals: as of the first week of April the postal services of […]
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In these extraordinary times, we want to support both the drive for research into COVID-19 and all our partners across the world as they face disruption to their professional and personal lives. This includes the global research community and you, in your role as a journal editor. We therefore hope you find the following links […]
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Taking another step in our evolution to meet the needs of 21st Century researchers
Since Richard Taylor launched one of the first scientific journals in 1798, Taylor & Francis has consistently evolved to meet the changing needs of researchers, delivering a range of services characterized by quality, trust, and impact. 200 years later, as academic publishing moved to digital, we were amongst the first publishers to offer guidance to […]
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The use of metrics in research assessment
Metrics are here to stay, but our engagement with and use of them is evolving. In this post, we discuss: What are some of the issues in research assessment today? What developments are happening globally to address these? Questions about the use of the Impact Factor in assessing research quality Responsible metrics: industry initiatives including […]
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