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Two-year agreement now covers 800 journals, including Community Engagement Upgrade and Open Access Agreement Upgrade for all titles

New role focused on strengthening relationships with research communities across the Americas

Experts from Taylor & Francis to take part in sessions on peer review and publishing ethics. Taylor & Francis is also a sponsor of Ukrainian delegates’ travel packages.

First Taylor & Francis partnership with Hong Kong’s university library consortium supports open access publishing and global research sharing

A new report by HEPI and Taylor & Francis explores the potential of AI to advance translational research and accelerate the journey from scientific discovery to real-world application. Using Artificial Intelligence (AI) to Advance Translational Research (HEPI Policy Note 67), authored by Rose Stephenson, Director of Policy and Strategy at HEPI, and Lan Murdock, Senior […]

Multidisciplinary open access journal offers new publishing option for researchers in Chemistry, Engineering and Materials Science

Comprehensive deal offers researchers expanded OA publishing options and licensing for AI use

広島大学とTaylor＆Francisオープンリサーチ推進のための覚書を締結

Partnership expands to cover full OA journals, AI use and journal OA conversions

New guide supports good research practice and strengthens trust in science

Regular bonding over meals may help prevent kids from using alcohol, cannabis, and e-cigarettes, but those with significant stress or trauma need additional support

Australia, Canada, and Japan have "substantial potential" to strengthen their climate performance by increasing fossil fuel excise taxes

Millennials with advanced digital skills report heightened concerns over privacy, misinformation, and work-life balance in the digital age

Child vegan and vegetarian diets can support healthy growth, but carry a risk of deficiencies if key nutrients are not obtained – review of research to-date

With a key food source falling to below a quarter of its peak levels in 17 of 20 years, the findings could be key in helping secure these penguins’ long-term survival

Scientists have reconstructed ancient anacondas from 12-million-year-old fossils discovered in Venezuela to find these tropical snakes were a whopping 5.2 metres long. Global changes have since driven many other giant animals to extinction, but anacondas grow just as big today.

US report of more than a million Medicaid enrollees reveals major gaps in access to life-saving addiction treatments, with Black people impacted the worst

Gaming habits can form a gateway to problem gambling, with teens exposed to prize wheels and loot boxes more likely to wager with real money a year later

“Extremely rare” revelation of this new armour-plated carnivore reptile reinforces our knowledge of the connection between Brazil and Africa 240 million years ago

If recommended by the NHS, a high proportion of UK adults would be willing to test their own hearing at home and use NHS self-fitting hearing aids, University of Manchester researchers find in International Journal of Audiology study.

What parents and teachers can do to foster a sense of belonging in the 'scared new world'

Self-drive car features expose drivers’ struggles in overseeing the technology, offering critical lessons for safer automation uptake across society.

A wilderness icon under threat: mountain sheep could face extinction without urgent action

How healthy boundaries can protect your emotional wellbeing, and where you might be going wrong.

Experts unpack the myths surrounding the condition, from its prevalence to how it is experienced.

Conservationists are asking if the High Seas Treaty goes far enough to protect ocean life.

‘The brain uses small harms as a protective dose to prevent further harms’ – the brain would rather deal with the certainty of a controlled, known threat

From traditions to tensions, why does going home for the holidays change the way we think about food?

Children have higher energy levels than adults – but what is ‘typical’ behavior?

Behind the "not sick enough" barrier: how treatment gaps are putting lives at risk