Last year the group worked closely with eLife’s editorial leadership and staff to advance our shared goal of creating new ways to support early-career scientists in research communication.
Read what peer reviewers thought about a recent preprint on the molecular mechanisms responsible for resurgent currents in voltage-gated sodium channels.
Read what peer reviewers thought about a recent preprint on the use of deep learning to design microbial communities with specific metabolite profiles.
Long used by our Reviewing Editors, a vetted list of ∼600 early-career reviewers is now available to prospective authors when searching for suitable reviewers during the submission process.
eLife’s technology strategy shifts from building a suite of open-source products for use by publishers to a renewed focus on building open scholarly infrastructure to support the ‘publish, review, curate’ model.
