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Nearly 300 coders gathered in Cambridge to tackle set challenges including transforming research communication with technology.

In March, eLife sponsored Hack24, a 24-hour hackathon in Nottingham, UK, involving 150 participants.

eLife increases support for early-career researchers in the new edition of its travel grants programme.

Take a look at the terms and conditions for the new edition of our travel grant programme, including the upcoming deadlines.

eLife hosts a programme of monthly webinars for early-career researchers in life science and biomedicine as a platform to share opportunities and explore issues around building a successful research career.

In a recent webinar, eLife Deputy Editor Detlef Weigel talked in depth about our consultative peer-review process and its benefits for authors and reviewers.

The statement welcomes reform to the European copyright law and was signed jointly with several other stakeholders.

The Reproducibility Project: Cancer Biology aims to assess reproducibility in cancer biology and identify what influences its success or failure in science more generally.

eLife is integrating new authoring tools into its submission system to give authors more choice about how they submit their work.

We are pleased to announce the introduction of the Contributor Roles Taxonomy (CRediT) for author contributions at eLife.