Recordings: events for researchers
Listen back to previous events hosted by Taylor & Francis
On this page you can find recordings of events for researchers, that have already taken place.
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Katrina Hulme-Cross, Porfolio Manager
This event was hosted by James Barker
In this webinar (originally recorded May 11, 2022), James Barker discusses how the pandemic is changing science for the better. Watch now for tips on how to make your research data openly available and insights into the latest data sharing trends.


Mike Gregg, Executive Editor for Journal of Medical Economics

Eddy Spottford, Open Access Portfolio Manager
Eddy previously spent several years as an editor, but now Eddy handles the academic and financial health of several journals within the ‘Allied and Public Health’ portfolio of Taylor & Francis.
Understanding peer review and how it works
This event was hosted by Dr. Diana Marshall and Lewis Miller
Lewis is a Senior Editorial Assistant at F1000. His primary role includes supporting articles published on F1000-powered Platforms as they move through the transparent peer review process, with a particular focus on Wellcome Open Research and HRB Open Research.


Matt Cannon, Head of Open Research


Gemma Hemming, Portfolio Manager

Jackie Fernholz, Portfolio Manager


Katie Thompson, Senior Marketing Manager

Flora Scobie, Senior Marketing Manager
Flora is a Senior Marketing Manager in the Researcher Marketing team and has been at Taylor & Francis for 5 years. She has worked in various roles dedicated to helping researchers to make the right publication choices for them. Most recently she has been leading a project of experimentation focused on optimizing the researcher experience across taylorandfrancisonline.com.


Victoria Babbit, Director of Researcher Development & Outreach

It will provide a basic overview of the current state of academic publishing to enable a better understanding of the process. The session will cover what to consider when choosing where to publish, open access, preparing your manuscript for publication, the peer review process and how to respond to reviewer reports, top reasons for rejection, and how to promote your work. It will also provide a short introduction to book publishing with CRC Press for consideration later in your career: exploring the book lifecycle and an overview of the key stages of the process, tips on how to get your book published, in addition to discussing open access options.

Nigel Balmforth, Portfolio Manager, Physical Sciences



Shay O’Neill, Peer Review Policy and Research Integrity Manager


Hennie Thomson, Portfolio Manager for the Plant Science, Ecology & Natural History Journals