It is a busy time for the network sciences at PLOS. On June 20, we announced a new journal as an addition…

PLOS ONE has always had high ethics standards for the research that we publish. Our publication criteria require that “research meets all…

PLOS ONE is a large journal. A very, very, very large journal. We receive around 100 submissions each day, and publish more…

A little over a year ago, PLOS ONE launched two new submission formats: Registered Report Protocols, peer-reviewed articles that describe planned research…

Dear PLOS ONE community, What a joy it is to write this letter – to have the opportunity to reflect on the…

Historically, PLOS ONE is best known in the life sciences and biomedical fields. However, as a multidisciplinary journal, we have always welcomed…

I’m very excited to announce that PLOS ONE will soon offer a new preregistration article type, Registered Reports! The benefits that…

Read the complete Statistical Guidelines here The cornerstone of research credibility and reproducibility lies in ensuring that research is conducted and reported…

Research involving human participants needs to follow the highest standards. The respect for human life requires that this research is conducted…

At PLOS ONE we like to speed up the publication process wherever we can. We like science to be out in…

In this blog post Carsten Kettner, from the Beilstein-Institut discusses the role STRENDA Guidelines and Database play in helping publish reusable enzymology…

A few months ago, PLOS ONE published a study of parental reports on gender dysphoria in adolescents and young adults, which…