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  1. eLife welcomes Michael Eisen as Editor-in-Chief

    Leading open-access advocate will take eLife forward in its mission to transform publishing in the life and biomedical sciences.
  2. eLife Ambassadors: An invitation to take part in 2019

    The eLife Early-Career Advisory Group open applications for researchers who wish to join the second edition of the community advocacy programme.
  3. eLife Ambassadors: Reflections on a successful trial

    Early-career researchers involved in the pilot year of the new community scheme delivered results exceeding all expectations.
  4. Levelling Up: Reproducibility for Everyone

    A project supported by eLife Ambassadors and a Mozilla Mini Grant is increasing its capacity to train researchers in reproducible research practices.
  5. eLife Latest: How publishers are coming on board with open annotations

    We explore how publishers are adopting the newly customised Hypothesis annotation platform to promote scientific discussion online.
  6. eLife Ambassadors: Introducing ECRcentral

    The community-curated website aims to connect early-career researchers with funding opportunities, useful resources and each other.
  7. In Europe: eLife contributes to a report on the future of scholarly communication

    An Expert Group appointed by the European Commission identifies reform of the scholarly incentive system as a key requirement for the continuing improvement of research communication.
  8. Webinar Report: Graphic design tips for creating effective figures

    Learn how you can improve how you communicate your science visually.
    1. Cancer Biology

    Advances in Cancer Research: Authors share their research on World Cancer Day

    eLife authors discuss their latest findings in brain tumours, breast, muscle and pancreatic cancer.
  9. Early-Career Travel Grants: Terms and conditions

    eLife is pleased to offer a travel grant programme whereby the early-stage researcher on an eLife paper may be funded to present their work at a meeting of their choice to get the exposure and recognition in their field.