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Pattinson will lead eLife’s efforts to improve the communication of new research findings across the life and biomedical sciences.

Using multiple senses, fruit flies form orderly clusters driven by fly-fly interactions.

Two genes that promote cancer development, MYC and TWIST1, work together to recruit immune cells to tumours, creating an environment that enables cancer cells to spread.

Early studies in mice suggest that cannabinoids can relieve pain caused by endometriosis and pave the way for further clinical research.

An antibody that usually helps defend the skin against harmful substances or infections may promote tumour growth during chronic tissue inflammation.

Behrens, formerly a Senior Editor for eLife, is promoted to become a Deputy Editor.

A potent new ‘chemical chaperone’ prevents the build-up of misfolded proteins and could pave the way for treatments for neurodegenerative diseases.

High-profile news coverage that eLife papers generated in December 2019, including BBC News, The Guardian and The New York Times.

By identifying new ways that lung cancer cells evade current treatments, researchers have found potential new targets for anticancer drugs.

New findings may explain why humans experience muscle weakness after sepsis recovery, and suggest the need for novel treatments to improve muscle health.