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Applications are now open for this year’s Ben Barres Spotlight Awards, offering scientists from groups that are underrepresented in science up to $6,000 each to use to advance their research career.

Watch back our Japanese webinar in which Yukiko Goda, eLife Reviewing Editor and Takeshi Fukumoto, Regional Representative, discussed the process for submitting your paper to eLife.

We look back on a year of promoting, advocating and championing responsible behaviours in science.

Working together is key in driving positive change within scholarly publishing.

We reflect on eLife’s efforts to transform research communication through improvements to science publishing, technology and research culture.

Deputy Editor Detlef Weigel discussed the eLife consultative peer review process and answered attendees questions on submitting a paper.

UK agency for research and innovation concludes consultation on strategy to ensure open access to peer-reviewed research.

The communities of eLife are committed to using our voices, actions and resources to confront anti-Black racism and racial inequality in science, medicine and beyond.

In this month’s webinar our speakers discussed what can be done to reform the conference experience for both organisers and participants.

AllTrials is calling for broad scrutiny to help uncover missing results from past clinical trials.