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…
Getting the word out on preprints
By Lilian Lamech, Zheng Ser and Michiel Boekhout As momentum builds on publishing preprints in the biological sciences, there are still many…
Interview with scientist – Shruti Muralidhar
This week we had a pleasure speaking to Dr. Shruti Muralidhar for our interview with scientist series. Tell us about…
“Give a scientist a tool and you feed science for a day. Teach a scientist to be open and you feed science for a lifetime.”
By Susanne Kirchen, President of RSG Luxembourg, and Philippe Lucarelli, eLife ambassador How can we contribute something helpful for students…
Boosting early-career involvement in peer-review – an update
by Steven Burgess Back in March we invited people to join an early-career researcher (ECR) reviewer pool, which aims to…
Interview with scientist – Jason Shepherd
This week we had a pleasure speaking to Dr. Jason Shepherd for our interview with scientist series. Dr. Jason Shepherd…
