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Fit for the future: the science and art of research communication

09.00 – 09.30: Registration & tea/coffee

09.30 – 09.50: Welcome & introduction Leon Heward-Mills, Global Publishing Director, Taylor & Francis

09.50 – 10.30: Keynote speech: reports from the front line of research communication

Steve Cross, Founder of Brightclub

10.30 – 10.45: Tea/coffee break

10.45 – 11.15: 2017 Vitae 3MT winners’ presentation, plus Q&A

Moderator: Claire Doffegnies, Taylor & Francis Thomas Fudge, 3MT Judge’s Choice winner 2017 Nazira Albargothy, 3MT Judge’s Choice winner 2016 Euan Doidge, 3MT People’s Choice winner 2017

11.15 – 12.15:

Content development: how to attract high-impact submissions

Moderator: Rachel Winfield, Taylor & Francis Sarah Stacey, Development Editor, Taylor & Francis Group Tiffany Drake, Product Data Analyst, Taylor & Francis Group Thomas B Fischer, Editor in Chief, Impact Assessment and Project Appraisal Marcus Grant, Editor in Chief, Cities & Health

12.15 – 13.00: ‘Sharing your experience’ mentoring session

13.00 – 14.00: Lunch and poster session

14.00 – 14.45: Open Scholarship perspectives

Moderator: Vicky Farrimond, Taylor & Francis Leila Jones, Head of Journal Development, Taylor & Francis Shahar Zaks, Director of Product, Code Ocean Florian Stadtler, Reviews Editor, Wasafiri

14.45 – 16.15: Publishing ethics workshop with COPE

Sarah Robbie, Head of Peer Review Policy & Research Integrity, Taylor & Francis

16.15 – 16.30: Closing remarks

Leon Heward-Mills, Global Publishing Director, Taylor & Francis

16.30 – 17.00: Drinks reception

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09.30 – 09.50: Welcome & introductionLeon Heward-Mills, Global Publishing Director, Taylor & Francis




10.45 – 11.15: 2017 Vitae 3MT winners’ presentations, plus Q&AModerator: Clare Viney, CEO at CRAC Careers and Vitae Thomas Fudge, 3MT Judge’s Choice Winner 2017 Euan Doidge, 3MT People’s Choice Winner 2017 Nazira Albargothy, 3MT Judge’s Choice Winner 2016

11.15 – 12.15: Content development: how to attract high-impact submissionsModerator: Rachel Winfield, Taylor & Francis Sarah Stacey, Development Editor, Taylor & Francis Group Tiffany Drake, Product Data Analyst, Taylor & Francis Group Thomas B Fischer, Editor-in-Chief, Impact Assessment and Project Appraisal Marcus Grant, Editor-in-Chief, Cities & Health



14.00 – 14.45: Open Scholarship perspectivesModerator: Vicky Farrimond, Taylor & Francis Leila Jones, Head of Journal Development, Taylor & Francis Simon Adar, CEO at Code Ocean Florian Stadtler, Reviews Editor, Wasafiri

14.45 – 16.15: Publishing ethics workshopSarah Robbie, Head of Peer Review Policy & Research Integrity, Taylor & Francis Deborah Kahn, Publishing Director, Medicine & Open Access Cynthia Graham, Editor, Journal of Sex Research

16.15 – 16.30: Closing remarksLeon Heward-Mills, Global Publishing Director, Taylor & Francis

16.30 – 17.00: Drinks & networking









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Leon Heward-Mills, Global Publishing Director (@leonhewardmills)Leon joined Taylor & Francis in 2015 as the Global Publishing Director for the Journals Editorial division. He oversees the department, and is dedicated to delivering excellent quality content, as well as building strong connections with our editors, authors and society partners.

Reports from the front line of research communication

Steve Cross, Founder of Brightclub (@steve_x)Steve Cross is a Wellcome Trust Engagement Fellow, and was for seven years Head of Public Engagement at UCL. Steve founded projects like Bright Club, Science Showoff and History Showoff, as well as supporting over a hundred researcher-led projects to fruition. Steve is the mentor of the Showoff Talent Factory, where early-career researchers and communicators work together to create new platforms for research communication, and co-founded the London Scicomm Socials support network for people in research communication.


Sarah Stacey, Journals Development EditorSarah works with teams and individuals across the Editorial department, researching and developing best practice in journal management Prior to joining Taylor & Francis, she trained as both a Chemist and Evolutionary Anthropologist, and has worked on a number of government Best Practice Programmes in the fields of Environmental Technology, Energy Efficiency and Sustainable Transport.

Tiffany Drake, Product Data AnalystTiffany is an expert in bibliometric and usage data, utilising our access to a range of platforms and tools to analyse the effectiveness and impact of our published research. She also provides regular training for her colleagues, editors and society partners, and offers advice and analysis to the rest of the business.

Thomas B Fischer, Editor-in-Chief, Impact Assessment & Project AppraisalThomas is Director of the Centre for Environmental Assessment and Management, School of Environmental Sciences, University of Liverpool and Head of the Associated World Health Organization (WHO) Collaborating Centre for Health in Impact Assessments, and has worked in consultancy, public administration and academia for over 27 years. He is Editor-in-Chief of ‘Impact Assessment and Project Appraisal’ and has published over 80 papers in a range of international peer-reviewed journals as well as numerous other publications.

Marcus Grant, Editor-in-Chief, Cities & Health (@marcusxgrant)Marcus works as an engaged scholar and urban designer/landscape architect for healthy people and planetary health, and was Associate Professor and Deputy Director of the World Health Organisation (WHO)’s Collaborating Centre for Healthy Urban Environments. He is currently working as an Expert Advisor to the WHO and UN-Habitat, and is Editor-in-Chief of ‘Cities & Health’.

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Leon Heward-Mills, Global Publishing Director (@leonhewardmills) Leon joined Taylor & Francis in 2015 as the Global Publishing Director for the Journals Editorial division. He oversees the department, and is dedicated to delivering excellent quality content, as well as building strong connections with our editors, authors and society partners.

Euan Doidge, 3MT People’s Choice winner, 2017 (@EuanDoidge)

During his PhD, Euan competed in the international 3-minute thesis competition, winning the ‘People’s Choice’ and ‘International Highly Commended’ awards at the University of Edinburgh heat, for his presentation, ‘WEEE are golden: metal recovery by solvent extraction’.

Nazira Albargothy, 3MT Judge’s choice winner, 2016 (@nalbargothy) Nazira Albargothy is a post-doctoral research fellow and a science communicator with a passion to defeat Alzheimer’s disease. Nazira delivered a TEDx talk, was the 3-minute thesis national champion of 2016 and has received significant recognition from the EU and Middle East for her science presentations.

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2017 Vitae 3MT winners

Publishing ethics workshop

Sarah Stacey, Journals Development Editor Sarah works with teams and individuals across the Editorial department, researching and developing best practice in journal management. Prior to joining Taylor & Francis, she trained as both a Chemist and Evolutionary Anthropologist, and has worked on a number of government Best Practice Programmes in the fields of Environmental Technology, Energy Efficiency and Sustainable Transport.

Tiffany Drake, Product Data Analyst

Tiffany is an expert in bibliometric and usage data, utilising our access to a range of platforms and tools to analyse the effectiveness and impact of our published research. She also provides regular training for her colleagues, editors and society partners, and offers advice and analysis to the rest of the business.

Thomas B Fischer, Editor-in-Chief, Impact Assessment & Project Appraisal Thomas is Director of the Centre for Environmental Assessment and Management, School of Environmental Sciences, University of Liverpool and Head of the Associated World Health Organization (WHO) Collaborating Centre for Health in Impact Assessments, and has worked in consultancy, public administration and academia for over 27 years. He is editor-in-chief of ‘Impact Assessment and Project Appraisal,’ and has published over 80 papers in a range of international peer-reviewed journals as well as numerous other publications.


Marcus Grant, Editor-in-Chief, Cities & Health (@marcusxgrant) Marcus works as an engaged scholar and urban designer/landscape architect for healthy people and planetary health, and was Associate Professor and Deputy Director of the World Health Organisation (WHO)’s Collaborating Centre for Healthy Urban Environments. He is currently working as an Expert Advisor to the WHO and UN-Habitat, and is Editor-in-Chief of ‘Cities & Health’.

Shahar Zaks, Director of Product, Code Ocean

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Florian Stadtler, Reviews Editor, Wasafiri (@flostadt) Florian is Senior Lecturer in Postcolonial Literatures in the Department of English and Film, University of Exeter. His research focuses on South Asia and its diasporas, and he has published widely on Literature and Film. His monograph, ‘Fiction, Film and Indian Popular Cinema: Salman Rushdie’s Novels and the Cinematic Imagination’ is published by Routledge. He is the Director of the Centre for Literature and Archives and the Reviews Editor of ‘Wasafiri: the Magazine of International Contemporary Writing’.

Open Scholarship perspectives

Steve Cross, Founder of Brightclub (@steve_x) Steve Cross is a Wellcome Trust Engagement Fellow, and was for seven years Head of Public Engagement at UCL. Steve founded projects like Bright Club, Science Showoff and History Showoff, as well as supporting over a hundred researcher-led projects to fruition. Steve is the mentor of the Showoff Talent Factory, where early-career researchers and communicators work together to create new platforms for research communication, and co-founded the London Scicomm Socials support network for people in research communication.

Leila Jones, Head of Journal Development (@leila_tweets)

Leila heads up the Journals Editorial Development team, responsible for establishing and supporting strategies to drive editorial growth. Alongside Caroline Sutton, she is managing the implementation of our new data sharing policies, and is working with editorial teams to further develop Open Scholarship at Taylor & Francis.

Thomas Fudge, 3MT Judge’s Choice winner, 2017 (@tomfudge)

Thomas used his research at Brunel University, London, into decentralised wastewater treatment systems with a specific interest in Biological Electrochemical System, and their ability to generate energy from different waste streams, to found WASE: an organisation to provide sanitation and energy to all. He has since planned and applied to different funding bodies in Ethiopia, Benin, Uganda and India with the World Food Program, International Lifeline Fund and SHRI.

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Thank you for joining us for this year’s Scholarly Summit. Today you will hear about some of the latest trends and initiatives in scholarly publishing, discover tips on how to develop high-impact journals, meet Taylor & Francis contacts, exchange viewpoints with other editors, and inspire innovative thinking across all subject disciplines. Videos, takeaways and more will be available on Editor Resources following the event. We hope you enjoy the day!

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Leila Jones, Head of Journals Editorial Development (@leila_tweets)Leila heads up the Journals Editorial Development team, responsible for establishing and supporting strategies to drive editorial growth. Leila is currently facilitating the implementation of our new data sharing policies, and is working with editorial teams to further develop Open Scholarship at Taylor & Francis.

Florian Stadtler, Reviews Editor, Wasafiri (@flostadt)Florian is Senior Lecturer in Postcolonial Literatures in the Department of English and Film, University of Exeter. His research focuses on South Asia and its diasporas, and he has published widely on Literature and Film. His monograph, ‘Fiction, Film and Indian Popular Cinema: Salman Rushdie’s Novels and the Cinematic Imagination’ is published by Routledge. He is the Director of the Centre for Literature and Archives and the Reviews Editor of ‘Wasafiri: the Magazine of International Contemporary Writing’.

Simon Adar, CEO at Code Ocean Simon Adar is the CEO of Code Ocean, a cloud-based computational reproducibility platform, incubated out of Cornell-Tech. He was a Runway postdoc awardee at the Jacobs Technion-Cornell Institute and holds a PhD from Tel-Aviv University in the field of Hyperspectral image processing. Simon previously collaborated with the DLR - the German Space Agency on the European FP7 funded EO-MINERS project to detect environmental changes from airborne and spaceborne sensors.


Deborah Kahn, Medicine & Open Access Publishing Director, Taylor & FrancisDeborah is a COPE council member and she chairs the Ethics Committee at Taylor & Francis. She has worked in scholarly publishing for over 30 years, starting in books and journals production, moving through acquisitions to senior management positions. During her career she has gained an advanced understanding and experience of ethical issues in research and journals publishing. She has served on the OASPA Board, as a member of the EC-funded SOAP project, an expert advisor to the European Science Foundation, on the Serials Publishers Executive of the Publishers Association, and the STM training committee.

Cynthia Graham, Editor-in-Chief, The Journal of Sex Research (@cygraham_graham)Professor Cynthia Graham is a Professor in Sexual and Reproductive Health within Psychology at the University of Southampton. She is also a Chartered Psychologist and Associate Fellow at British Psychological Society; a registered Health Psychologist and Clinical Psychologist at Health and Care Professions Council; and a Fellow at Society for the Scientific Study of Sexuality.

Sarah Robbie, Head of Peer Review Policy & Research IntegritySarah leads the Peer Review Policy & Research Integrity team, working with global teams across the company on new policies and publishing ethics cases, and reporting on change and innovation in industry standards. Sarah is our liaison to COPE, and leads the Publons engagement initiative at Taylor & Francis.





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2017 Vitae 3MT winners’ presentations, plus Q&A

Clare Viney, CEO at CRAC Careers and Vitae (@Vitae_news)Clare is a Chartered Scientist and Chemist with extensive experience in the science community and not-for-profit sector. She is passionate about investing in future generations and those from diverse backgrounds and experiences, empowering people to realize their potential and achieve their career and development goals.

Thomas Fudge, 3MT Judge’s Choice Winner, 2017 (@tomfudge)Thomas used his research at Brunel University, London, into decentralised wastewater treatment systems with a specific interest in Biological Electrochemical System, and their ability to generate energy from different waste streams, to found WASE: an organisation to provide sanitation and energy to all. He has since planned and applied to different funding bodies in Ethiopia, Benin, Uganda and India with the World Food Program, International Lifeline Fund and SHRI.

Euan Doidge, 3MT People’s Choice Winner, 2017 (@euandoidge)During his PhD, Euan competed in the international 3-minute thesis competition, winning the ‘People’s Choice’ and ‘International Highly Commended’ awards at the University of Edinburgh heat, for his presentation, ‘WEEE are golden: metal recovery by solvent extraction’.

Nazira Albargothy, 3MT Judge’s Choice Winner, 2016 (@nalbargothy)Nazira Albargothy is a post-doctoral research fellow and a science communicator with a passion to defeat Alzheimer’s disease. Nazira delivered a TEDx talk, was the 3-minute thesis national champion of 2016 and has received significant recognition from the EU and Middle East for her science presentations.





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Follow @tandfeditors and contribute to the discussion by using #TFLondonSummit Thank you for joining us for this year’s Scholarly Summit. Today you will hear about some of the latest trends and initiatives in scholarly publishing, discover tips on how to develop high-impact journals, meet Taylor & Francis contacts, exchange viewpoints with other editors, and inspire innovative thinking across all subject disciplines. Videos, takeaways and more will be available on Editor Resources following the event. We hope you enjoy the day!





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Follow @tandfeditors and contribute to the discussion by using #TFLondonSummit Follow @tandfeditors and contribute to the discussion by using #tfllondonsummit

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