It’s Friday evening and perhaps you’re planing to watch a movie, but will the new release you choose be a blockbuster or…

From penguin colonies in Antarctica, to California birds and North Carolina bugs, this month PLOS ONE focuses on the far-reaching aspects of…

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For the month of March, a variety of papers caught the media’s attention, from distracting cell phone conversations, to the devastating decline…

Music may be the newest addition to a science communicator’s toolbox. A PLOS ONE paper published today describes an algorithm that represents…

Before this month comes to a close, let us not forget to honor February as American Heart Month. According to the CDC…

It can be overwhelming to think of the immense array of special shoes, insoles and orthotics available to relieve any manner of…

In this round-up, we would like to share with you some of the PLOS ONE articles covered by the media in 2012…

Cats hunt birds, and sea-birds hunt fish. And in some odd ecological pockets, catfish hunt pigeons. In a study published today by…

Have you ever looked up at the night sky and wondered what kinds of life might exist out there? Well, you can…

Happy Halloween to those goblins and ghouls amongst you! Before you go trick-or-treating tonight, let’s wrap up our month-long series on creepy…

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