There are many benefits to sharing data as a researcher, such as getting credit for your valuable data findings, making […]
Research communication 29 Posts
If you’re an author publishing in Cognitive Behaviour Therapy, you don’t just publish an article. The journal’s editor-in-chief, Professor Per […]
Research helps us to understand and shape the world we live in – it can be used to advocate for […]
How can you approach pitching your research to an audience who are non-specialists? Why is research communication important in the […]
We regularly hear the stories of Taylor & Francis authors who have found success in achieving their publishing goals through […]
Our new white paper explores the experiences of co-authorship by researchers in the Humanities and Social Sciences (HSS). Co-authorship, when two […]
How can you get your research heard in public debates about science? What’s the best approach to communicating your work […]
“Go out and do it.” Presenters and panelists at a recent Biophysical Society Annual Meeting agree that networking must be self-led; […]
Postdoctoral researchers from The Oxford Research Centre in the Humanities (TORCH) are taking over our Insights blog this week – sharing advice […]
Postdoctoral researchers from The Oxford Research Centre in the Humanities (TORCH) are taking over our Insights blog this week – sharing […]
