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In the second of our twice-yearly reports, we outline the progress and ongoing work at eLife to tackle inequalities in research and publishing.

A new partnership between publishers and institutions is set to lessen the administrative and emotional burden on researchers who wish to change their names in their published works.

Bringing a broad range of expertise, 118 researchers join eLife’s editorial board and 13 assume senior roles on the leadership team.

A new eLife Ethics Committee will advise and develop policy focused on establishing and maintaining the highest standards of research and publication practices across the scope of the journal.

eLife’s Magazine is looking for stories that capture people's experiences of the changing culture of research.

Share your stories about your experiences of open science.

Share your stories about what it means to be and feel like a scientist.

We remind researchers that we now only peer review articles posted by the authors on a preprint server.

We discuss feedback from the community as eLife moves to only reviewing preprints.

Catch up on our latest webinars to hear eLife editors discussing neuroscience research and answering questions about our consultative peer review process.