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We explore what happened when nine eLife Reviewing Editors explicitly included early-career reviewers in the review process.

Researchers from Denmark, Greece, India, the United Kingdom and the United States receive grants to present their work at meetings around the world.

Tailoring your supervision style to fit individual students can be challenging, but watching their confidence grow and hearing about their ideas is rewarding.

Help us paint a clearer picture of research practices today.

Researchers from Argentina, Chile, Colombia, India, Lebanon, Portugal and the United States have been recognised in the first round of awards.

Collaborating with other labs can lead to new and unexpected avenues of research.

From funding and scientific publishing to outreach and the environmental impact of research, eLife Ambassadors continue to work on a wide range of activities.

Explore how you can involve patients and the public in basic and applied life sciences research.

The newly appointed members of the group significantly increase its diversity and inject new energy in their efforts to improve the academic culture for early-career scientists.

The group reflects on the past year and looks forward to continuing its efforts to catalyse change in science.