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An eLife survey sheds light on the experiences of those in the academic community who help researchers struggling with their mental health.

Ten researchers have been recognised in the second edition of the Ben Barres Spotlight Awards.

eLife is now working with the Software Heritage archive to ensure any software created for articles is safely archived for the long term, and referenced with persistent identifiers.

eLife has announced a policy which enables authors, editors and reviewers to retroactively change their name in published papers and accompanying decision letters.

The group looks back on its work in the last year advocating for early-career researchers.

Preprint Review is a first step by eLife towards a system that combines author-driven publication (via preprint) with robust and reliable peer review.

In the last year, more than 6,800 reviewers have supported eLife’s mission to improve the speed and visibility of peer review.

Watch back our demonstration on how you can enhance your eLife paper.

Applications are now open for this year’s Ben Barres Spotlight Awards, offering scientists from groups that are underrepresented in science up to $6,000 each to use to advance their research career.

Watch back our Japanese webinar in which Yukiko Goda, eLife Reviewing Editor and Takeshi Fukumoto, Regional Representative, discussed the process for submitting your paper to eLife.