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Newsweek
Psychologists Reveal Tips To Trick Your Brain Into Enjoying Running
The Psychology of Running offers psychological tools and techniques to help readers maintain their running activity and improve their performance.
STM Publishing News
Knowledge for all: Taylor & Francis marks 10 years of open access books
To commemorate 10 years of open access (OA) books, Taylor & Francis is showcasing a collection of ‘must read’ books and chapters highlighting its role in driving progress on global issues.
Forbes
American Teens Are Most Likely To Exaggerate Their Math Ability, Study Finds
Research using data from 40,000 15-year-olds from nine English-speaking countries found American teens were more likely to exaggerate their mathematic ability.
The Chronicle of Higher Education
‘We’re All Using It’: Publishing Decisions Are Increasingly Aided by AI. That’s Not Always Obvious.
The use of AI in the academic research review process is increasing; this article dissects the current tools used to make the process more efficient.
Newsweek
Scientist Reveals Essential Activity That Boosts Child's Brain Development
Dr Jacqueline Harding, leading early childhood expert, challenges the traditional belief that play and learning are separate in the new book, The Brain that Loves to Play. She argues play is crucial for young children’s brain development.
Research Professional News
Taylor and Francis partners with academic social media site
Taylor & Francis’ partnership with ResearchGate will make 200 T&F journals available on the social media site, helping researchers discover and access articles more easily.