eLife is changing its editorial process to eliminate accept/reject decisions after peer review and instead provide readers with richer and more nuanced assessments of articles.
After completing their learning, awareness and community-building phase, our global group of early-career researchers are now eager to make change across research culture.
The partnership will allow the eLife Ambassadors and the Einstein Foundation Berlin to promote wider discussions around responsible research behaviours.
Following on from August’s webinar, a fresh panel of speakers expand on the real-world applications of science policy and effective communication to policymakers.
Reviewed Preprint authors from underrepresented backgrounds or from countries with limited funding can now apply for an award to support their research and career.
A look back on eLife’s efforts to transform research communication in 2021, notably with our new ‘publish, then review’ model and ongoing work to improve technology and research culture.
