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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.

To help us develop our fee waiver policy, we invited our community to describe the types of conditions we should try and take into account.

With the end of 2016 drawing near, we would like to take the opportunity to share the views of our reviewers.

Our response to the National Institutes of Health Request for Information on the use of interim research products in NIH applications and reports, and the standards for reporting them.

A new Journal Metrics section in eLife’s author guide provides authors with more information on our processing times.

Three early-career scientists share their experiences of applying for their first independent positions.