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Early-career researchers involved in the pilot year of the new community scheme delivered results exceeding all expectations.

A project supported by eLife Ambassadors and a Mozilla Mini Grant is increasing its capacity to train researchers in reproducible research practices.

We explore how publishers are adopting the newly customised Hypothesis annotation platform to promote scientific discussion online.

The community-curated website aims to connect early-career researchers with funding opportunities, useful resources and each other.

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.

Learn how you can improve how you communicate your science visually.

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.