Cell behaviour, tissue formation/regulation, physiology and disease are all influenced by cellular mechanics and physical forces. The field of mechanobiology has…
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Conferences Physical forces at the interface with biology and chemistry: a conversation with Kerstin Blank and Matthew HarringtonRead more
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Author Spotlight Meet the PLOS ONE Cancer and Oncology AuthorsRead more
Today is World Cancer Day — a day for raising the voices of cancer survivors, loved ones, and the people who…
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Call for Papers Introducing PLOS ONE’s Science of Stories CollectionRead more
Stories have the power to shape our identities and worldviews. They can be factual or fictional, text-based or visual and can take…
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Call for Papers It’s the little things- An interview with the Guest Editors of our Microbial Ecology of Changing Environments Call for PapersRead more
PLOS ONE has an open Call for Papers on the Microbial Ecology of Changing Environments, with selected submissions to be featured in…
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Conferences ESCAIDE 2019 – A Smörgåsbord of Infectious Disease EpidemiologyRead more
(The title is an homage to the host country of the conference – Sweden – where the smörgåsbord is a buffet-style meal…
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Call for Papers Introducing the Future Crops CollectionRead more
We are excited to be launching our Future Crops Collection, the result of an interdisciplinary call for papers convened by PLOS ONE…
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News & Policy Registered Reports are Coming to PLOS ONERead more
I’m very excited to announce that PLOS ONE will soon offer a new preregistration article type, Registered Reports! The benefits that…
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PLOS ONE Listicle Editors’ Picks 2019Read more
As the end of the year draws in, PLOS ONE Staff Editors put together a list of some their favourite papers from…
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Worth A Thousand Words Unravelling the dinosaur diet one tooth at a timeRead more
Most of us hope that we’ll only have to lose one set of teeth during our lifetime, but for most animals, replacing…
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Call for Papers Introducing the Autophagy and Proteostasis CollectionRead more
The importance of proteostasis is becoming increasingly apparent as disrupted proteostasis and dysregulation of proteostasis-associated networks has been linked with aging and…
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Call for Papers Introducing the Urban Ecosystems CollectionRead more
We are thrilled to announce the launch of our PLOS ONE Urban Ecosystems Collection! An essential aim of this project was to…
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Author Spotlight Meet PLOS ONE Author Augusto Cardoso-dos-SantosRead more
Augusto Cardoso-dos-Santos is a PhD student at Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul, Porto Alegre, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil…