On any given day, we receive hundreds of emails from authors who have questions regarding their submissions and the submission process. So…

This year PLoS ONE had a lot of interesting research covered in the media. In fact, we had over 300 research articles…

As 2010 comes to a close, we wanted to take a moment to recognize all of the hard work, effort and dedication…

Our images for this week come from a recently published article about man’s best friend. In the paper, Dogs’ Expectation about Signalers&rsquo…

This week’s featured image is taken from a paper by Lars Chittka and colleagues at the Queen Mary, University of London and…

In this PLoS ONE media digest: hamsters show us that jet lag is linked to memory loss, promiscuity is in your genes…

There is over 800 billion dollars of U.S. currency in circulation worldwide. In our mobile society, watching where this currency travels can…

With the end-of-year holiday season rapidly approaching, we wanted to let our authors know in advance that they may experience a slight…

In this week’s media digest: researchers find that Tetris could help prevent traumatic flashbacks, stranded dolphins are more likely to be deaf…

Chile has one of the largest fishing industries in South America. On the Chilean Juan Fernández Archipelago, fishing for lobster is the…

In my last post, I shared with you an image of a minute fossil found in Southern China. For this post, I’m…

In this media digest: the T-rex is a cannibal, whale poo is vital to ocean ecology, love can be a powerful painkiller…