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Scientists provide new insight on how the brain uses multiple sources of sensory information, including our vision and posture, to control movement.

Scientists have revealed intricate structural changes within protein molecules called phytochromes to show how plants and bacteria perceive light.

New insight on DNA repair in yeast adds to our understanding of why DNA repair processes fail to function properly in disease.

New findings suggest that abnormal signalling by Purkinje cells in the brain causes tremors, but a technique called cerebellar deep brain stimulation can help treat this condition.

High-profile news coverage that eLife papers generated in February 2020, including The Times, Sky News and National Geographic.

Study identifies two strategies used by cancer to survive treatment with immunotherapies, including one that disables energy production in cancer-killing T-cells.

New findings advance our understanding of the processes in our brain that can lead us to seek revenge during times of conflict.

New findings highlight the potential of the inner ear for reconstructing the early branches of our family tree.

Cancer immunotherapies that block the effects of a T-cell regulator called SLAMF6 may help the immune system destroy tumour cells.

The two non-profits have joined forces to accelerate innovation towards open, collaborative research discovery and curation.