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Libero is always evolving to include new features.
Academic publishing platforms: Insights from eLife’s community survey
We share the results from our survey on academic publishing platforms and reflect on the community’s views and needs.
Unlocking PDF data using ScienceBeam
A project is underway to convert PDF to XML with high accuracy by complementing existing tools with machine learning.
The latest on Libero: A webinar recording
An update on the development of eLife’s publishing suite, what’s next, and how publishers, libraries and developers can get involved.
eLife announces first release of open-source submission and peer-review platform: Libero Reviewer
New software enables the rapid submission of manuscripts for initial assessment.
Introducing eLife’s first computationally reproducible article
Blending the traditional manuscript with live code, data and interactive figures, we showcase a new way for researchers to tell their full story.
eLife invests in Texture to provide open-source content production tools for publishers
Collaborating on the development of Texture brings eLife a step closer to its open-source, end-to-end publisher workflow.
How publishers are coming on board with open annotations
We explore how publishers are adopting the newly customised Hypothesis annotation platform to promote scientific discussion online.
eLife, Coko, Hindawi Limited and Digirati commit to Libero for open-source publishing
The development of a brand-new version of Libero will be governed under a model that puts the community at the heart of the project.
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