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Self-reported demographic data offer insights into the gender balance of our reviewer base, but low response rates limit some analyses.

Funders and other research organisations are embracing reviewed preprints as an alternative way to assess researchers, and call on others to do the same.

Submit to our latest Special Issue which will showcase exciting research in reproductive biology and medicine.

eLife’s representation in Latin America more than triples as over 40 researchers based across the region join our editorial board.

eLife has worked on several significant open-source technologies over the last 10 years, and is working today on building the ‘publish, review, curate’ ecosystem of the future.

Celebrate 10 years of eLife with this special collection of content that looks back over the last decade in science, and forwards to what’s to come.

From next year, eLife is eliminating accept/reject decisions after peer review, instead focusing on public reviews and assessments of preprints.

eLife has changed its editorial process to eliminate accept/reject decisions after peer review and instead provide readers with richer and more nuanced assessments of articles.

After completing their learning, awareness and community-building phase, our global group of early-career researchers are now eager to make change across research culture.

The partnership will allow the eLife Ambassadors and the Einstein Foundation Berlin to promote wider discussions around responsible research behaviours.