Stories touch our lives, shape our identities and change how we view the world. They can be factual or fictional, text-based or…
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Call for Papers In Search of the Story: A Conversation with Guest Editors for the Science of Stories Call for PapersRead more
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Peer Review Week Approaches to increasing “gatekeeper” diversity in peer review – interview with Cassidy Sugimoto, PLOS ONE Academic EditorRead more
The ‘Diversity and Inclusion’ theme of Peer Review Week this year invites us to consider some concrete approaches to reducing gender and…
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Interviews Perspectives on gender diversity in peer review – interview with Gemma Derrick, PLOS ONE Section EditorRead more
We are celebrating Peer Review Week, which this year has the theme ‘Diversity and Inclusion’. We asked PLOS ONE Section Editor Gemma…
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Peer Review Week Increased diversity and inclusion: necessary elements to ensure peer review qualityRead more
Peer review is an important part in the process of communicating scholarly work, it provides a quality-control mechanism on scientific research by…
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Worth A Thousand Words Country Food Sharing in the Canadian Arctic: Does it Feed the Neediest?Read more
About 750 Inuit call Kangiqsujuaq, Nunavik, Canada on Quebec’s Ungava Peninsula, their remote, arctic home. Because there are no roads to…
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