Increase the impact of your research. Share your author eprints.

Sharing your author eprints is a quick and easy way to give people free access to your article online. Every author has 50 eprints to share. Find out more about this simple and effective way to increase the impact of your work.

For a novel way to share your eprints, why not tweet about them? See our infographic for more information on how to tweet your research.

Early-career researchers make sense of peer review

And you can too. Why does peer review matter? Why has it come under fire? And what can be done to support early-career researchers?

Victoria Murphy, Programme Manager at Sense About Science, answers all this and more.

In the headlines

LED lights affect how we see the color white. The research behind this statement has made the news.

Just look at the headlines from Gizmodo, Quartz, and Science Daily below:

• LED Lights are Ruining Laundry Detergent's White-Brightening Trick
• Under LED lights, your clothes can't get "whiter-than-white"
• Under some LED bulbs whites aren't 'whiter than white'

Could your article make the news? Contact our newsroom.

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Simply pair your mobile device to your institution to access content on or-off campus.

Watch our simple instructions to find out how to pair.

Keep up with open access

Struggling to keep up with the latest open-access news? Sign up to the Open Access bulletin and receive it all straight to your inbox. From funding and policy information, to articles and calls for papers. Plus author interviews and tips.

Free-to-access journal articles

• What’s trending in literature? To make it easier for you to find out, we’ve made the latest, most popular articles on literature free to read online.
• A Hole in One. If you think Golf is on par with the best of sports, then Tee-Off with this collection of golf articles, clubbed together from our sport, leisure & tourism journals.
• Chart toppers.Read the top ten articles from each of our music studies journals for free.
• The Leveson Legacy.Explore topical articles on the Leveson Report and its lasting effects on journalism practice.
• Is it all an act? From dance and speech, to online performativity and gender, discover research on communication and performance.
• Does lean management work? Decide for yourself with free access to research and case studies that assess the success of lean management across multiple industries.
• Building performance modelling and simulation. Embrace the research, technology, and future with free access to the most highly cited articles in the Journal of Building Performance Simulation.

One to watch: white paper webinar on social media in the library

Do you want to get more out of your library’s social media accounts? Would you like some new ideas on how to achieve maximum impact from your own social media activity? Then watch Discovering Best Practice, a webinar on the key findings, case studies, and best practice recommendations from the latest Taylor & Francis white paper.

Regional Studies Association journal resources

Whether you're an author, a researcher, a reader, or all three, the RSA Journal Resources page will keep up to date with the latest news and offers from the Regional Studies Association journals.

Each journal has its own section for you to explore.

Congratulations Robert Mark Silverman for winning the Leadership & Policy in Schools Article of the Year award for 2014. Chosen each year by the editors of the journal, this award is for the article that most reflects the journal’s goals and objectives.

Read this year's winning article, "Urban, Suburban, and Rural School Districts," for free

Oxford Internet Institute Lifetime Achievement Award

We'd like to extend warm congratulations to Barry Wellman, Editor of Information, Communication & Society, for receiving the Lifetime Achievement Award from the Oxford Internet Institute.

Watch the video interview here.

Get your article published

• Change the world with Architectural Theory Review. Submit your research to a special issue on how the humanities have redefined the earth.
• Is your celebrity research timely, provocative, and open-ended? Celebrity Forum seeks short pieces on current topics in celebrity studies. Submit your research and spark discussions today.
• Look to the future with The Journal for Specialists in Group Work. It’s now accepting manuscripts for 2015. Read the journal's Aims & Scope and submit your paper directly.
• Did you know you can find the latest calls for papers from our communication studies journals here and the latest calls for papers from our education journals here?
• Calling all graduate and doctoral students:
  the Journal of Liquid Chromatography and Related Technologies invites you to submit your work for a new special issue.