For decades, patients had a family doctor who knew them, their parents and their medical history, but this backbone of ...
Most of us routinely discard the peels, skins, stalks, and seeds of fruits and vegetables at mealtime. But new research from ...
More than 25 years after it was first discovered, a new species and genus of dinosaur has been named from the fossil collections cared for by the Natural History Museum. Paludohadros proudlovii was ...
Image by contributor Dzmitry Kliapitski for Alamy. With family budgets stretched ever-tighter, swimming lessons can be one of the first expenses to be cut back – but with research showing swimming ...
The OA publishing component of this comprehensive agreement covers all eligible research articles published in over 2,100 Open Select (hybrid) Taylor & Francis and Routledge journals. This extensive ...
Over the last week, there has been much debate about the Accelerated Publication service offered by Taylor & Francis. This statement is to clarify some of the comments that have been made about this ...
Penny Ladkin-Brand joins the Informa Leadership Team as the Chief Executive of Taylor & Francis. She brings considerable growth-oriented leadership experience in specialist publishing, digital ...
This primitive 85-million-year-old, 12 metre-long, fiercely predatory marine reptile is unlike any elasmosaur known to-date and hunted its prey from above A group of fossils of elasmosaurs – some of ...
New indicators have been introduced to the references section of Taylor & Francis journal articles to inform readers when cited research has been retracted or updated. Using GetFTR’s retraction and ...
All of us at Taylor & Francis are shocked and saddened by the Russian invasion of Ukraine. We condemn the breach of international law, the needless destruction, and the loss of life for both the ...
New research highlights the precarious status of one of Madagascar’s most threatened amphibians, the harlequin mantella (Mantella cowanii), revealing small population sizes and the possible ...