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  1. Peer Review: The pleasure of publishing

    Vivek Malhotra, Eve Marder
    When assessing manuscripts eLife editors look for a combination of rigour and insight, along with results and ideas that make other researchers think differently about their subject.
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  2. Scientific Publishing: Launching eLife, Part 1

    Randy Schekman et al.
    The new open-access journal eLife has launched, making its first content available in PubMed Central. In addition to publishing science of the highest quality, the journal aims to improve both the peer-review process and the presentation of new research results.
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  3. Open-source technology development for publishing

    Open source in publishing: community call, February 22

    The recording of February’s community call on open source technology for publishing is now available.

  4. Media coverage: Randy Schekman: first, a breakthrough in cell research. Now for one in publishing (The Guardian)

  5. Open-access scientific publishing is gaining ground (The Economist)

  6. Publishing scientific images using the IIIF

    The International Image Interoperability Framework (IIIF) makes the world’s image repositories interoperable and accessible.

  7. Research funders renew commitment to transforming science publishing

    Our announcement that eLife's three founders are extending their funding of the initiative generated coverage in Nature, Times Higher Education and more.

  8. Pondering Science Publishing (The Scientist)

  9. Stanford scientist sets sail on new publishing model with launch of open-access, embargo-free journal (Stanford School of Medicine)

  10. Paper cutouts of various size content headers laid on the floor

    Building a pattern library for scholarly publishing

    How we implemented a front-end design system for the online journal.
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