Accelerated publication

Accelerated publication allows organizations to take control of their publication timelines, providing the reliable assurances needed when speed is important to your publication strategy. 

Accelerated publication options

Taylor & Francis offers two accelerated publishing tracks, providing you with the flexibility depending on your needs.

These timelines rely on authors making revisions and returning required paperwork on schedule as per our Terms & Conditions. We can reliably meet the tight turnaround times by putting additional resources into monitoring and administering peer review and production processes. 

These accelerated tracks are:

The two publication tracks that we offer are:

Publish in 3-5 weeks from submission

  • Submission to acceptance: 2-3 weeks
  • 1-2 weeks for peer review
  • 1 week for author revision
  • Acceptance to online publication: 1-2 weeks, with proofs within 5 working days and 48 hours for author review

Cost per article: $7000/€6200/£5500

Publish in 7-9 weeks from submission

  • Submission to acceptance: 5-6 weeks
  • 3-4 weeks for peer review
  • 2 weeks for author revision
  • Acceptance to online publication: 2-3 weeks, with proofs within 10 working days

Cost per article: $3900/€3400/£3000

Due to the costs incurred to meet Accelerated Publication timeframes, Taylor & Francis reserves the right to a partial charge of the Accelerated Publication fee if the author withdraws their paper. 

JournalStandard Track offered7-9 weeks  offered3-5 weeks offered
BioanalysisXX
BiomarkersXX
Biomarkers in MedicineXX
BioTechniquesXX
Cancer InvestigationXX
CNS OncologyXX
Colorectal CancerXX
Current Eye ResearchXX
Current Medical Research & OpinionXXX
Drug Development and Industrial PharmacyXX
EpigenomicsXX
Expert Opinion on Biological TherapyXXX
Expert Opinion on Drug DeliveryXXX
Expert Opinion on Drug DiscoveryXXX
Expert Opinion on Drug Metabolism & ToxicologyXXX
Expert Opinion on Drug SafetyXXX
Expert Opinion on  Emerging DrugsXXX
Expert Opinion on Investigational DrugsXXX
Expert Opinion on Orphan DrugsXXX
Expert Opinion on PharmacotherapyXXX
Expert Opinion on Therapeutic PatentsXXX
Expert Opinion on Therapeutic TargetsXXX
Expert Review of Anticancer TherapyXXX
Expert Review of Anti-infective TherapyXXX
Expert Review of Cardiovascular TherapyXXX
Expert Review of Clinical ImmunologyXXX
Expert Review of Clinical PharmacologyXXX
Expert Review of Endocrinology & MetabolismXXX
Expert Review of Gastroenterology & HepatologyXXX
Expert Review of HematologyXXX
Expert Review of Medical DevicesXXX
Expert Review of Molecular DiagnosticsXXX
Expert Review of NeurotherapeuticsXXX
Expert Review of OphthalmologyXXX
Expert Review of Precision Medicine and Drug DevelopmentXXX
Expert Review of Pharmacoeconomics & Outcomes ResearchXXX
Expert Review of ProteomicsXXX
Expert Review of Respiratory MedicineXXX
Expert Review of VaccinesXXX
Future CardiologyXX
Future MicrobiologyXX
Future Medical ChemistryXX
Future NeurologyXX
Future OncologyXX
Future Rare DiseasesXX
Future Science OAXX
Future VirologyXX
Future Endocrinology & MetabolismXX
Hepatic OncologyXX
Hospital PracticeXXX
ImmunotherapyXX
International Journal of NeuroscienceXX
Journal of AsthmaXX
Journal of Dermatological TreatmentXX
Journal of Drug TargetingXX
Journal of Medical EconomicsXX
Lung Cancer ManagementXX
Melanoma ManagementXX
NanomedicineXX
NanotoxicologyXX
Neurodegenerative Disease ManagementXX
Pain ManagementXX
Personalized MedicineXX
PharmacogenomicsXX
Postgraduate MedicineXXX
Pharmaceutical Development and TechnologyXX
Regenerative MedicineXX
Therapeutic DeliveryXX
Scandinavian Journal of GastroenterologyXX
Ensuring quality

Ensuring quality

Acceptance of articles in all journals offering Accelerated Publication is driven entirely by editorial considerations and independent peer review, ensuring the highest standards are maintained no matter the route to publication.  

Authors are only charged if their paper is accepted; there is no charge for using the service if the paper is rejected. We reserve the right to a partial charge if the author withdraws their paper.  

As a publisher, Taylor & Francis uphold the highest standards of ethical publishing and comply with ICMJE, COPE and GPP-22 guidelines.