Eminent Minds:
Stories of Genius and Impact
A Legacy of Excellence
Standing as a beacon of academic excellence, here at Taylor & Francis, we continue to play a pivotal role in advancing the frontiers of knowledge and providing a platform for the world’s brightest minds to share their groundbreaking research.
Explore our Eminent Minds Hub where we celebrate human ingenuity and the legacy of our Nobel Prize-winning authors. Discover the works of geniuses who earned the most prestigious accolade.
Taylor & Francis 2023 Nobel Laureates Authors :

Katalin Kariko
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Drew Weissman
(Source: Brandeis University)

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Pierre Agostini
(Source: Britannica)

Narges Mohammadi
(Source: Britannica)
Highlighting the Past
Exploring the past is fundamental to charting a well-informed path to the future and at Taylor & Francis, we take the pleasure of assisting you in tailoring the perfect archives collection to meet your academic requirements, all while remaining considerate of your library’s budget.
Browse through our archives collections through the different libraries today!

Social Science & Humanities
Access our personally curated list of high-impact Social Science and humanities journals featuring disciplines – Education, Art & Humanities, Psychology and many more.

Science & Technology
Access our personally curated list of high-impact Science & Technology journals featuring disciplines – Biological, Earth, Environment, Food Science and many more.

Medical & Pharmaceutical Science
Access our personally curated list of high-impact Social Science and humanities journals featuring disciplines -Clinical Psychiatry & Neuroscience, General Medicine & Dentistry, and many more.
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Librarian Resources
A dedicated hub for a wealth of tools, insights and support tailored to the needs of librarians. Explore this go-to destination for valuable information today!

Free Access eBooks
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Research with a lasting impact
It is important that we protect facts and formative research, now more than ever!
Research from our classic archives has been cited over 1,300,000 times in the past 5 years and has influenced over 11,000 government documents.
There are also more than 450 articles from Nobel Prize-winning authors featured in the classic archives.
