Browse Inside eLife

Scientists from Canada, Ecuador, Germany, the UK and the US will present their research online and at future scientific meetings.

Outputs from the eLife Ambassadors programme are beginning to emerge from projects on a wide range of topics – from reproducibility and peer review to mentoring and leadership.

eLife’s editors, early-career advisors and executive staff are working to support researchers affected by the ongoing coronavirus outbreak.

eLife hosts online seminars to support early-career researchers to present their research online instead of in person.

In this recent webinar, Anita Bandrowski from the Resource Identification Initiative discusses a relatively easy way to improve the reproducibility of your research.

As the Board of Reviewing Editors reaches 500, we reflect on recent recruitment efforts.

Learn more about the group of expert editors reviewing articles for this Special Issue.

The joint statement from Wellcome aims to improve transparency, sharing of data and information of importance to the coronavirus epidemic.

Pattinson will lead eLife’s efforts to improve the communication of new research findings across the life and biomedical sciences.

In an open letter led by PLOS, eLife joins other publishers and societies in support of the proposed White House policy regarding federally funded research.