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eLife authors discuss their latest findings in brain tumours, breast, muscle and pancreatic cancer.

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.

As eLife opens the fourth edition of the travel grants programme, we share some insights to help researchers prepare stronger applications.

James Manley (Columbia University, USA), Carol Prives (Columbia University, USA) and Kevin Struhl (Harvard Medical School, USA) discussed the latest work in the field of gene regulation.

New approach to peer review proves popular with authors, with very similar acceptance rates for male and female last authors, but with higher acceptance rates for late-career researchers compared to their early- and mid-career colleagues.

From zombie flies to a new twist on peer review, browse some of the top news, commentaries and research from eLife this year.

eLife board member Dr. Prachee Avasthi led a lively evening debate in Cambridge, UK.

How can researchers combine the arts with their science?

Mark Patterson, Executive Director at eLife reflects on a recent meeting at the Royal Society.