By Anne Martin, PhD Your story is coming together and the data is there, but now comes the part of…
On preprints and journal clubs
By Steven Burgess (@sjb015) When will you get round to that paper that you keep meaning to read – but…
eLife Ambassadors organise a Career Day in Paris
By Pablo J. Sáez (@pj_saez), Postdoctoral fellow at Institut Curie, eLife Ambassador. A lot of young scientists around you, like…
eLife Ambassadors’ take on the most important career questions facing young scientists
This is the first of a two-part series where a group of eLife Ambassadors share their take on the questions…
elife supports the 2018 San Francisco Bay Area Postdocs Symposium!
On September 8th, 2018, postdocs from around the San Francisco Bay Area attended 3rd edition of the Bay Area Postdoc…
Interview with scientist – Christopher Madan
This week we had a pleasure of speaking to Dr. Christopher Madan. Christopher is an assistant professor in the school…
What reviewers think (Part 2)
In our second blog post celebrating Peer Review Week, eLife Ambassador Giulia Bertolin asked a panel of editors and reviewers…
What reviewers think (Part 1)
For Peer Review Week, we are delighted to share two great blog posts by eLife Ambassadors Ahmet Bakirbas (University of Massachusetts Amherst) and Giulia Bertolin (Institut de Génétique et Développement de Rennes). Here’s part 1.
Interview with scientist – Dr. Jens Foell
This week we had a pleasure speaking to Dr. Jens Foell for our interview with scientist series. Jens Foell studied…
Better figures for life sciences
By Helena Jambor (OrcID: 0000-0003-3397-1842) Article DOI: doi.org/10.6084/m9.figshare.7001156.v2 Scientists have used visualizations since antiquity but in recent years their number…
