Imperial College London and University of Sheffield partner with eLife
Non-profit says uncapped scheme "promotes greater equity, inclusivity and sustainability" in scientific publishing
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eLife adds publishing agreements to its offering
New open access agreements "contribute towards a more equitable, inclusive and sustainable system for scientific publishing"
100 institutions declare support for eLife model
Backing "offers reassurance to researchers and highlights growing momentum behind fairer, more transparent models"
eLife wins OpenAthens UX Award
Winner praised for its user-driven approach; Cambridge University Press and Frontiers other finalists
eLife appoints five new directors to its board
New members to help "determine eLife’s priorities around publishing, technology and research culture programmes"
Cactus Communications partners with eLife
Deal will integrate an AI-powered toolkit into the independent non-profit academic publisher's workflow
Collection highlights neurodivergent experiences
Series aims to help neurodivergent researchers find a sense of belonging and community
eLife introduces the Global South Committee for Open Science
Group is aimed at showing how best to promote equitable collaboration and inclusion in scientific publishing
Why preprint review is the way forward
As preprints shake up the science publishing landscape, Damian Pattinson and Emily Packer reflect on efforts to embrace new models of review and curation
Public access to published science “under threat in the US”
Bill is "a retrograde step within the global context of research and access to scientific literature"
eLife recognises underrepresented researchers
Awards made even more inclusive by expanding the eligibility criteria to include neurodivergent researchers for the first time
Biophysics Colab to move to full ‘Publish, Review, Curate’ service
Expanded service will provide biophysicists with new way of validating their research