We’ve been crunching the numbers to reveal the ten most read open access articles published in 2017. Read on to discover what new research was most downloaded across our Open and Open Select journals last year. Interested in what media, blogs, and social media mentions each article has received? Just hover over or click on the ‘donut’… Read more »
The theme of Open Access Week 2017 was “Open in order to …”, exploring the potential benefits of publishing research in an open access format. During the week we heard the stories of Taylor & Francis authors who have found success in achieving their publishing goals through open access; whether that’s making new connections, attracting… Read more »
The theme of Open Access Week 2017 was “Open in order to …”, exploring the potential benefits of publishing research in an open access format. During the week we heard the stories of Taylor & Francis authors who have found success in achieving their publishing goals through open access; whether that’s making new connections, attracting… Read more »
The theme of Open Access Week 2017 was “Open in order to …”, exploring the potential benefits of publishing research in an open access format. During the week we heard the stories of Taylor & Francis authors who have found success in achieving their publishing goals through open access; whether that’s making new connections, attracting… Read more »
Taylor & Francis is committed to bringing research by scholars in emerging nations to the attention of the global academic community. We also want to make the option to publish open access available to as many researchers as possible. To help achieve this we offer waivers and discounts on the Article Publishing Charges (APCs) normally… Read more »
An agreement between the Max Planck Digital Library and Taylor & Francis Group means that researchers based in Max Planck institutes can publish open access in 2,390 journals at no cost to themselves. Under the centrally funded scheme all corresponding authors based at a Max Planck Institute are eligible to have their manuscript published gold OA… Read more »
The article ‘The History of Teaching English as a Foreign Language, from a British and European Perspective’ by A.P.R. Howatt and Richard Smith was published in Language and History in May 2014. In the short time since its publication, it has generated over 23,000 downloads, from readers all around the world. Richard Smith, co-author of… Read more »
An agreement between Taylor & Francis and the VSNU (an association of 14 Dutch research organizations) means that researchers in the Netherlands can publish their articles gold open access at no cost to themselves. Once published, these articles will be available for anyone to read, anywhere. Articles with corresponding authors based at a Dutch university… Read more »
Created with Vitae, the international program which champions professional development for researchers, we offer practical tips and insights for researchers looking to develop their career. LATEST: Episode 6: The unspoken challenges of research life Episode 5: Getting published for the first time Episode 4: Overcoming impostor syndrome Episode 3: Academic mentoring Episode 2: Stepping up, moving on and alternative career paths… Read more »
In January 2017, we revealed the top 10 most popular Open Access (OA) articles published in 2016 across our Open and Open Select journals. Open Access research can be read by anyone, anywhere, immediately on publication. This allows articles published OA to work up quite a storm (like the above-mentioned articles did last year – being shared via social media, blogged about, and picked… Read more »
