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This fourth report on our ongoing work to address inequities in research and publishing shares our recent progress and plans for the rest of 2022.

Read about the call for papers for our upcoming Special Issue which will showcase the latest results from exciting research in reproductive biology and medicine.

Our speakers discussed true inclusion in research environments, through working together to address the challenges that researchers with disabilities and/or chronic pain face in the world of science.

In another move to open up the scholarly discussion of new findings, ASAPbio launches Publish Your Reviews today, encouraging reviewers to post their comments alongside the preprint versions of articles.

Submit to eLife’s latest Special Issue addressing mechanistic aspects of kinase activity in physiological and pathophysiological processes.

Watch back as our speakers discuss the importance of meaningful research assessment and opportunities for early-career researchers to drive this change.

This Pride Month, we restate our commitment to supporting the LGBTQ+ community and working to help shape research culture to be more equitable, diverse and inclusive.

128 early-career researchers (ECRs) from 51 countries have been voicing their ideas and discussing global research community needs.

eLife’s policies on data availability and sharing will ensure greater transparency, rigour and reproducibility in research.

Learn more about the evolution of science publishing and the ever changing ways research is conducted and shared.