publishing your research
In today's competitive academic landscape, publication success requires more than quality research, it demands strategic preparation. Join our webinar for strategies that turn manuscripts into published papers.
Research Communication Lab 8: Open research and the future of publishing
What to expect at the event
This course explores open research models, their adoption by stakeholders, and their impact on publishing workflows. Participants will learn ethical considerations and practices for engaging in open science and speculate on future publishing trends.
This webinar is part of The Research Communication Lab, a year-long, 11-part program designed to help researchers navigate scholarly publishing and maximize their impact. Open to all, it includes monthly live sessions, pre-recorded content for flexible learning, and covers topics like academic writing, peer review, publishing ethics, research data management, and using social media for visibility.
About the speaker
Matt Cannon is the Associate Director of Open Science Programmes. He has extensive experience in academic publishing, having worked at Taylor & Francis Group since 2008 in various editorial roles. Matt has expertise in open research practices for journals, project management and cross-stakeholder collaboration.
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open research
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Matt Cannon
Associate Director of Open Science Programmes at Taylor & Francis Group
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