The small but sharp-toothed Thrinaxodon probably spent much of its time dining on its Triassic cohabitants, but a study published today reports…
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Aggregators Pristine Fossil Reveals Unlikely PairRead more
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Aggregators It’s for the birds: Citizen science reveals shift in winter bird homesRead more
Just in time for summer solstice (the longest day of the year!), we bring you the heartwarming tale of a study that…
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Aggregators Exploring multiple facets of modern men’s healthRead more
June is Men’s Health Month! This is a time to bring awareness to preventable health issues and encourage early detection of diseases…
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Peer review PLOS ONE welcomes RIAT (Restoring Invisible and Abandoned Trials) InitiativeRead more
Last week BMJ published an article proposing a new initiative aimed at solving an age-old problem in medical publishing: that of the…
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Peer review Summer Service UpdateRead more
It’s mid-June and here in the US and in many other parts of the world, academics are taking advantage of the sunshine…
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Article-Level Metrics PLOS ONE – Measuring Article ImpactRead more
A common misconception of PLOS ONE is that just because we don’t consider perceived impact or novelty when deciding what to publish…
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Internet/Blogging Sleep May Solve Grammar GremlinsRead more
Do you know when to use who versus whom? Affect versus effect? If you’re stumped, first crack open your textbook, but then…
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Aggregators Making the News in MayRead more
Laughter, fungi, pipettes and ants – last month, PLOS ONE papers made headlines with an array of research. Here are some of…
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Aggregators National Bike Month comes to a closeRead more
National Bike Month which takes place every May, ends this week. To celebrate a month of cycling focused activities, EveryONE is highlighting…
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Aggregators Sharing was Caring for Ancient Humans and Their Prehistoric PupsRead more
While the tale of how man’s best friend came to be (i.e., domestication) is still slowly unfolding, a recently published study in…
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Topic Focus Hairy, Sticky Leg Pads are In: How Different Spiders HuntRead more
Spiders are everywhere (Arachnophobes, stop reading now). They’re among the most successful predators on earth today and colonize nearly every terrestrial habitat…
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Aggregators The Multiple Origins of Wine GrapesRead more
As we return to work this Monday, there’s a good chance that at least some of us celebrated the weekend with a…