Taylor & Francis

17/08/2026

At Taylor & Francis this past month the focus was on learning, and enriching the lives of our own colleagues, their connections, and our customers, with the theme “Learn Something New.” The Taylor & Francis Knowledge Forward project was launched for our New Delhi and Bengaluru offices with the “Team India Books Haul Pop-Up 2026,” an initiative to share some of the fantastic books in our catalog. Rimina Mohapatra says: “The atmosphere was filled with enthusiasm, joy, and connection. A meaningful step toward our purpose in action, deeply resonating with colleagues, reinforcing what brings us together as a team, as a business, and the values we share.”

Colleagues can select up to five books from a curated catalog, and they are invited to review, discuss, and engage with these books with their colleagues and with others using the hashtag .

Taylor & Francis publishes over 8,000 new books each year, and more than 2,700 journals, across Humanities, Social Sciences, and STEM, alongside thousands of enduring classics and bestsellers with a backlist of over 180,000 titles. From Artificial Intelligence and Engineering to Literature, Psychology, Law, and Media & Cultural Studies, there are fresh insights for every discipline.

Discover our Featured Books Collection: https://bit.ly/FeaturedBooksLSN

Read “Publishing with Purpose: Sustainable Impact Report”: https://bit.ly/ImpactLSN

Pictured (top, left to right): Srimoyee Chakraborty, Debotree Lahiri, Agnisuddha Chakrabarty, and Ish*ta Mahato

Pictured (bottom, left to right): Ananya Girdhar, Sakshi L., and Nabila Khadija Ansari

Taylor & Francis India

11/08/2026

In partnership with SankalpTaru Foundation and SayTrees, the Green Prints program at our Bengaluru office commemorates colleagues’ work anniversaries and career milestones by planting trees.

The initiative fosters a culture of longevity and environmental responsibility, strengthens community connections, and supports rural livelihoods.

To learn more about Green Prints at Taylor & Francis, read "Publishing with Purpose: Sustainable Impact Report": https://bit.ly/PublishingWithPurpose

10/08/2026

At Taylor & Francis, 80% of our books are printed on demand (up from 32% in 2019), reducing returns by over 100,000 books per year.

Read more about these initiatives in “Publishing with purpose: Sustainable Impact Report”: https://bit.ly/PublishingWithPurpose

04/08/2026

Rory Shiach, Print Vendor & Channels Specialist, and John Lloyd, Distribution Services Manager, and their teams have made changes that have led to a 30% reduction in supply chain emissions and waste.

Read more about these initiatives in “Publishing with purpose: Sustainable Impact Report”: https://bit.ly/PublishingWithPurpose

03/08/2026

Qassim University, a leading public university in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, and Taylor & Francis have announced a one-year open access (OA) partnership. This agreement marks a significant step in advancing the university’s goal to promote international knowledge exchange.

Under the partnership, Qassim University researchers will receive comprehensive support to choose OA for their research articles in hundreds of Taylor & Francis, Routledge, and Dove Medical Press journals. The agreement covers both hybrid and fully OA journals, ensuring researchers have access to a wide range of publishing options tailored to their needs.

The OA partnership is set to amplify Qassim University’s growing research influence and directly support its values of transparency, innovation and collaboration. Publishing new research openly will help Qassim researchers foster stronger connections with peers across disciplines and borders.

Read the press release: https://tinyurl.com/QassimOA

27/07/2026

Becky Nobes: “I feel a deep sense of pride in how far we’ve come and the positive impact we’ve created for both the environment and our customers.”

As of 2025, over 90% of our journal titles are now mailed completely plastic-free. This has saved over 20 tons of single-use plastic packaging in the past 5 years.

Read more about these initiatives in “Publishing with purpose: Sustainable Impact Report”: https://bit.ly/PublishingWithPurpose

22/07/2026

To support the global response to the Ebola epidemic in the Democratic Republic of Congo and Uganda, much of our research related to Ebola is currently free to access.

Discover essential journal articles, books, and book chapters, handpicked by expert editors and publishers at Taylor & Francis, and browse all free-to-access articles, collections, and databases on Taylor & Francis Online and F1000 publishing platforms such as F1000Research, Wellcome Open Research, and MedEdPublish.

Our team has put these resources into easy to view categories, which include: origins and history, treatment, and health communication and media. We’ve also gathered the most recent research and insights, as well as created a timeline of the chronology of outbreaks (1976-2026).

Browse this vital resource here: https://bit.ly/Ebola_Research

Journal articles, books, and book chapters to support the global response to the Ebola epidemic, handpicked by our expert editors and publishers.

15/07/2026

In “Publishing with purpose: Sustainable Impact Report” we interviewed several colleagues, including Alison Foyle, to ask them about their day-to-day work at Taylor & Francis.

Read more in “Publishing with purpose: Sustainable Impact Report”: https://bit.ly/PublishingWithPurpose

13/07/2026

Read interviews with Senior Education Publishers Hannah Greenop and Alison Foyle in “Publishing with purpose: Sustainable Impact Report”: https://bit.ly/PublishingWithPurpose

16/06/2026

In a recent study, The Anh Phan, Huu Khang Nguyen, and My Khanh Huynh found some interesting answers when they asked the question: “What performs better – video or static images – when it comes to social media?”

They write: “As social media platforms increasingly privilege dynamic, video-based content over static posts, there is a pressing need to examine whether, and in what ways, media format moderates the psychological mechanisms by which content attributes and influencer effects translate into empathy and donation intention.”

In their paper, the team examined “how content-related variables – content attributes, perceived ease of use, imagery quality, vividness, transportation, prior experience, and social media influencer effect – influence empathy and donation intention in digital charity campaigns, with a focus on the moderating role of media format (static post versus short-form video). Guided by the Stimulus – Organism – Response (SOR) framework, a randomized online experiment with 592 participants compared emotional and behavioral responses to the same charitable message presented in two formats.”

Read the paper to find out more: https://tinyurl.com/PowerOfStaticPosts

Phan Thế Anh Huỳnh Mỹ Khanh

This study examines how content-related variables – content attributes, perceived ease of use, imagery quality, vividness, transportation, prior experience, and social media influencer effect – inf...