Tree of Life program targets publication of 200 genome notes per month, supporting advances in agriculture, conservation and medicine
New semi-automated process introduced by F1000 and the Wellcome Sanger Institute to accelerate publication and review of genome notes
Exploring African DNA can transform understanding of human genetics – what does that mean for medicine?
Why African genomics holds the key to precision medicine and global health equity
Crucial questions about AI ethics explored in new book series from CRC Press and Association for the Advancement of Artificial Intelligence
First book in the series examines responsible use of AI in education
Taylor & Francis announces innovative multimedia resources to support readers of Developing Little Minds books
Experimental tools created using Google’s Gemini Notebook to deepen engagement with early childhood development research
Culture of fear in healthcare enables killer practitioners while silencing whistleblowers, experts warn
Experts warn that healthcare systems internationally must remove the culture of institutional silence that allows dangerous doctors to evade detection
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Breaking research
Nearly one in three Ukrainian civilians meet criteria for PTSD or complex PTSD
“Many people continue to face the threat of shelling, displacement, bereavement and uncertainty in their daily lives, highlighting the urgent need for sustained mental health support”
Why researchers believe screens are making us lonely
More people are dying alone while others are marrying chatbots. Now, sociology explains why digital life is damaging social connection
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How AI is impacting who gets to cross borders
Artificial intelligence is revolutionising global mobility, from screening passport photos to pre-sorting visa applications.
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What doctors say can be as powerful as what they prescribe, physician-turned-patient warns
After her own 36-year cancer journey, a physician reveals what patients really need to hear from their doctors
Media coverage Taylor & Francis announces plans to relocate main office to Oxford
New city center location will put international academic publisher at the heart of the community
Tree of Life program targets publication of 200 genome notes per month, supporting advances in agriculture, conservation and medicine
New semi-automated process introduced by F1000 and the Wellcome Sanger Institute to accelerate publication and review of genome notes
Crucial questions about AI ethics explored in new book series from CRC Press and Association for the Advancement of Artificial Intelligence
First book in the series examines responsible use of AI in education
Taylor & Francis announces innovative multimedia resources to support readers of Developing Little Minds books
Experimental tools created using Google’s Gemini Notebook to deepen engagement with early childhood development research
Taylor & Francis integrates with OA Switchboard to enhance research visibility
Institutions and funders will receive notifications when their researchers publish in Taylor & Francis journals
Plain Language Reviews open up the latest medical research through visual, jargon-free summaries
Newly launched open access articles from Taylor & Francis will empower patients, policymakers, and healthcare professionals
Qassim University and Taylor & Francis forge open access agreement to foster collaboration and global research impact
Qassim University researchers supported to publish OA in hundreds of Taylor & Francis, Routledge and Dove Medical Press journals
Radical reform of resident doctor training required to reduce prescribing errors, UK parliamentarians told
Taylor & Francis policy briefing at Sense about Science Evidence Week highlights positive impact of feedback in education programs
Not sure what perovskites are and why they are important? A new resource reveals how physics is shaping our society and solving our greatest challenges
Philosophical Magazine, one of the world’s oldest journals, launches accessible hub to spotlight exciting new knowledge
Innovative open research publishing platform, Japan Institutional Gateway, now available to all authors across Japan
革新的なオープンリサーチ出版プラットフォーム「Japan Institutional Gateway(JIG)」が日本全国の著者に利用可能に
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Breaking research Nearly one in three Ukrainian civilians meet criteria for PTSD or complex PTSD
“Many people continue to face the threat of shelling, displacement, bereavement and uncertainty in their daily lives, highlighting the urgent need for sustained mental health support”
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Genetic risk for PTSD may vary depending on the type of trauma experienced, data from more than 140,000 individuals suggests
Understanding the complex ways that different types of trauma interact with our genes could help ensure people most at risk of PTSD get necessary support
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Carers worldwide often sacrifice their own wellbeing, 20 years of research further confirms
Analysis of studies involving more than 80,000 carers suggests many deprioritise and dismiss their own emotional needs
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New species of 240-million-year-old prehistoric animal from Tanzania discovered
Discovery could reshape the timeline of dinosaur origins
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First ever find of a Diplodocus outside of North America
New discovery in Spain confirms this huge iconic Jurassic dinosaur also inhabited Europe
Peer-reviewedObservational studyAnimals
First-ever trackway of adult T. rex discovered
Massive footprints preserve a 66.5-million-year-old walk through North Dakota
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Europe facing housing affordability crisis, continental study of more than 22 million property listings suggests
44% of the European population live in areas where less than 50m² of property can be purchased
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Fulfilling friendships boost health and wellbeing, further suggests a new global study
Data of more than 200,000 adults, from 22 countries, shows good quality social connections are linked with one’s perceptions of improved mental and physical health
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New Zimbabwean dinosaur species named by Museum scientist reveals Africa’s hidden history
Musango matusadonaensis was discovered on the shores of Lake Kariba in Zimbabwe.
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Breastfeeding rates reduced due to numerous practices recommended in hospital, suggests new review of research to-date
As breastfeeding rates remain below targets globally, launched at the start of World Breastfeeding Week, this new study recommends ”small changes that could make a real difference”
Peer-reviewedSystematic review
Exploring African DNA can transform understanding of human genetics – what does that mean for medicine?
Why African genomics holds the key to precision medicine and global health equity
Culture of fear in healthcare enables killer practitioners while silencing whistleblowers, experts warn
Experts warn that healthcare systems internationally must remove the culture of institutional silence that allows dangerous doctors to evade detection
Media coverage Why researchers believe screens are making us lonely
More people are dying alone while others are marrying chatbots. Now, sociology explains why digital life is damaging social connection
Media coverage How AI is impacting who gets to cross borders
Artificial intelligence is revolutionising global mobility, from screening passport photos to pre-sorting visa applications.
Media coverage What doctors say can be as powerful as what they prescribe, physician-turned-patient warns
After her own 36-year cancer journey, a physician reveals what patients really need to hear from their doctors
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Should we give self-aware AI systems a dignified death, leading futurologist asks
As artificial intelligence systems develop increasingly sophisticated capabilities, raising questions about our responsibilities toward synthetic minds, experts are calling for ethical frameworks on how to ‘retire’ advanced AI
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Scientific advancement has never been more prolific – so why has trust in science plummeted?
Diseases once thought incurable are now treatable, scientists have photographed black holes and life-saving vaccines were developed in record time, but trust in science has never been lower. So how did we get here?
How dogs evolved differently across the globe to match human traits
Research reveals how our canine companions evolved distinct traits in different regions, mirroring the diverse lifestyles of their human partners
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Strong childhood friendships could be the antidote to lifelong social media harms, counsellor suggests
As the ban on social media for under-16s take effect in Australia, an education expert argues that teaching children friendship skills early may help with lasting protection against digital dangers
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