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How are researchers supporting their early-career colleagues?

The organizers of a recent symposium on diversity challenges in science, technology, engineering and math outline approaches to improve diversity and inclusion across all career stages.

Three graduate students, two postdocs and one PI will join the advisory group next month.

Over the past year, early-career researchers have built momentum on several initiatives and launched the eLife Ambassadors Programme and Reproducibility Workshops.

Explore the new initiatives that are helping preprints to make a bigger impact.

We present a publisher’s perspective on research software preservation at a UK workshop.

The recording of our community call in June to demo a prototype version of Libero is now available.

Each will receive up to $1,000 to help them gain exposure and recognition for their work.

eLife authors are being invited to take part in a trial in which they decide how to respond to the issues raised during peer review.

eLife editors trial a new approach to including more early-stage researchers in peer review for papers in the fields of Genomics and Evolutionary Biology.