Each World Cancer Day theme is a focus for 3 years, to allow for deep exploration of complex issues, to maximize global…
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Topic Focus World Cancer Day 2026: Continuing the theme of “United by Unique”Read more
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Topic Focus How we build meaningful collaborationRead more
This blog post was prepared by Editorial Research Associates Shein Ei Cho and Marcus Pawson. PLOS One Academic Editors are established researchers…
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Topic Focus United by Unique: Celebrating World Cancer Day 2025Read more
This World Cancer Day introduces a new theme for the next three years, 2025-2027, to focus on “United by Unique” which places…
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Topic Focus World Food Day 2023 – Recent research at PLOS ONERead more
World Food Day is celebrated each year on October 16. This year’s theme is “Water is life, water is food. Leave no…
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Events Unleashing the Power of Collaboration: Open Science on Earth DayRead more
Today, April 22nd, we celebrate Earth Day, a critical reminder of the need to protect and preserve our planet. It serves as…
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Aggregators I Know What You Think: Collective Intelligence in Online CommunicationRead more
Have you ever wondered what factors may shape the interactions we have in online chatrooms? With the advent of the Internet 20+…
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Aggregators Small Talk: When Bacterial Chatter Gets InvasiveRead more
Sticks and stones may break our bones but microbes’ “words” may hurt us. Breast cancer is a threat to men and women…
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Aggregators PLOS ONE Update on Peer Review ProcessRead more
There has been a great deal of community discussion in the last few days about a referee report that was sent to…
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Aggregators Out on a Limb: Dwindling Trees in CitiesRead more
Of all the environmental resources we take for granted, large, older trees might be near the top of the list. Not…
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Aggregators Warming in Our Winter Wonderland: The Role of Ice in Penguin, Polar Bear, and Ivory Gull SurvivalRead more
As winter grips the Northern Hemisphere tightly, many of us are happy to retreat to the comfort of our warm homes. But…
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Featured Image Fossilized Footprints Lead Scientists Down a Prehistoric PathRead more
Whether tromping alone or running in a pack, all prehistoric creatures got around somehow. Paleontologists can use fossilized bones to learn more…
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Ecology You Live in What Kind of Home? A-nem-mo-ne-men… me-ne-mo-nee!Read more
Clownfish Find Refuge among the Toxic Tentacles of Sea Anemones As we’ve seen in the movies, the world is a dangerous place…