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We are always happy to hear when scientists find creative ways to reuse PLoS ONE content, and we are pleased to share…

Today is World TB Day. The following post was written by one of PLoS Medicine’s Senior Editors, Jocalyn Clark. Jocalyn’s post was…

Did you know that mice can sing? We can’t hear them, unfortunately – they’re a few octaves out of our range, and…

With the start of 2011, it’s time for our annual round-up of some PLoS ONE articles that made various lists of significant…

Scientists are gaining a deeper understanding of marine animal travel patterns using a large-scale tracking network. The new PLoS POST Collection, created…

This post was written by PLoS Biology’s Senior Editor, Catriona MacCallum. Catriona also acts as a Consulting Editor for PLoS ONE. There…

The Washington Post recently reported that the United States’ Food and Drug Administration (FDA) plans to limit the amount of sodium allowed…

In March alone, PLoS ONE has published some amazing new articles in the field of paleontology, including a new taxon from the…

CC-licensed Photo by Flickr user Adlo Risolovo Recently, we’ve been analyzing the topic coverage of PLoS ONE. As part of our deliberations…

As you may have read in a post from Bex, PLoS ONE has published articles on organisms from A to Z. Under…

You may have enjoyed reading two of Allison’s recent blog posts on ant and coral research published in PLoS ONE, as well…