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New study provides the first evidence in humans that altered collagen structure affects tissue stiffness during progression of lung fibrosis, suggesting potential approaches for treating the condition.

Discovery by US researchers provides a new mechanism that could be exploited in the mission to create a malaria vaccine.

New study in roundworms lays the foundation for future research into how the brain processes sensory signals and turns them into actions.

High-profile news coverage that eLife papers generated in May 2018, including The New York Times, Scientific American and Nature.

New research on how antibiotics affect the community of microbes in our gut could help inform the development of drugs to treat microbial disorders or prevent antibiotic-associated infections.

New findings provide insight on how the components of different cells in the brain are altered, which could affect our abilities to learn and form memories.

New research suggests our decision making is biased by our past judgments as a way of remaining self-consistent.

High-profile news coverage that eLife papers generated in April 2018, including the National Post, Newsweek and The Scientist.

New findings suggest the need to explore alternative treatment strategies against HIV.

Researchers present new model that "can be considered a stepping stone to the development and rational design of microbiome therapies".