Andrew Preston is the co-founder and Managing Director of Publons, the world’s largest peer review platform. Andrew tells us more about Publons and peer review in general, and offers some top tips for researchers thinking about making a start in reviewing. Why do you think peer review is so important? Peer review is at the heart of… Read more »
You’re invited to join a free half-day Sense about Science workshop, sponsored by Taylor & Francis. Find out how peer review works, how to get involved, the challenges to the system, and the role of peer review in helping the public to evaluate research claims. Peer Review: the nuts and bolts is designed for early career… Read more »
I am often asked by students and early career researchers, how can I have a successful research and publications career? And what tips can you give me? These questions are asked as if there is some magic formula to follow which, if got right, will lead to academic success. I reply in all honesty that… Read more »
“Go out and do it.” Presenters and panelists at a recent Biophysical Society Annual Meeting agree that networking must be self-led; you can’t simply wait for others to come to you. But how do you get started? First steps to networking success The first thing to bear in mind is that networking is not simply a… Read more »
This year, Taylor & Francis are once again supporting Vitae’s Three Minute Thesis competition (3MT®), an event that celebrates the dynamic and exciting work conducted by doctoral researchers across the UK and Europe. But how do you approach communicating your research in just three minutes? And what can researchers gain from entering the competition? Nazira Albargothy… Read more »
Postdoctoral researchers from The Oxford Research Centre in the Humanities (TORCH) are taking over our Insights blog this week – sharing advice and tips on the things that matter most to today’s researchers. Browse the full list of posts. Instructor in New Testament Greek at the University of Oxford, Cressida Ryan, shares her advice on how to… Read more »
Postdoctoral researchers from The Oxford Research Centre in the Humanities (TORCH) are taking over our Insights blog this week – sharing advice and tips on the things that matter most to today’s researchers. Browse the full list of posts. British Academy Postdoctoral Fellow at the University of Oxford, Philippa Byrne, shares her experiences of undertaking an… Read more »
Postdoctoral researchers from The Oxford Research Centre in the Humanities (TORCH) are taking over our Insights blog this week – sharing advice and tips on the things that matter most to today’s researchers. Browse the full list of posts. Lecturer in German at the University of Oxford, Alex Lloyd, shares her tips on experimenting with amateur film-making as… Read more »
Postdoctoral researchers from The Oxford Research Centre in the Humanities (TORCH) are taking over our Insights blog this week – sharing advice and tips on the things that matter most to today’s researchers. Browse the full list of posts. Lecturer in History and Tutor for Study Skills at the University of Oxford, Margaret Coombe, shares her tips… Read more »
Postdoctoral researchers from The Oxford Research Centre in the Humanities (TORCH) are taking over our Insights blog this week – sharing advice and tips on the things that matter most to today’s researchers. Browse the full list of posts. Gianturco Junior Research Fellow in Music and Philosophy at the University of Oxford, Toby Young, shares his tips… Read more »
