The vibrant colors in the image above show the levels of oxygen saturation in a breast tumor; note the prevalence of shades…

As we start off the New Year, we wanted to take a quick moment and highlight a few noteworthy papers published in…

Ever wonder what purpose the sparse, coarse hairs covering an elephant’s skin serve? Authors from Princeton University wondered the same and recently…

Although we’d like to believe that people determine how to vote based on relevant political issues, research has shown that countless subtle…

Plants may not generally be associated with the spooky sentiments of Halloween, but put the right Hitchcock soundtrack with the video below…

If you look closely at the image above, you’ll see that the mouths of these cichlid fish, Perissodus microlepis, curve in opposite…

Desert locusts are known to travel great distances, experiencing substantial mechanical stress along the way, however little is understood about their wings…

Last month, the media covered PLOS ONE papers on germs in airports, skin cancer in fish, a potentially life extending pill, and…

A few features deserve some recognition this week on Ask EveryONE. First off, the Manuscript Guidelines, Publication Criteria and Editorial Policies pages…

Although the nationally celebrated Earth Day has just passed, it’s important to consider our impact on the environment every day. In their…

Pictured above is the SpikerBox, a low cost, open-source BioAmplifier developed by a team of scientist/engineers in their quest to bring neuroscience…

This month in PLoS ONE: synchronized eating, depression’s link to working overtime (surprise!), a step towards understanding Alzheimer’s, the oldest living thing…