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Our new reproducibility-focused integration with Bio-protocol lets you request a detailed protocol from any article on eLife.

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.

Highlighting recent advances in the mechanistic understanding of the immune response to cancer cells and new discoveries that relate to therapeutic interventions, our Special Issue continues to accept submissions until September 30, 2019.

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.

As a tribute to Suzanne Eaton’s many contributions to science and to scientists, we asked several of her colleagues to reflect on her work and life.

The working example represents a major milestone in the development of Libero Publisher, a community-supported tool to help modernise academic publishing.

We reflect on eLife’s achievements in continuing to improve peer review, transforming technology for academic publishing, and supporting communities for open science.

New approach to peer review results in slightly longer decision times and more appeals against decisions, but several other features of the review process, such as the ease of finding reviewers, remain unchanged.