Note: this is the second of a series of posts in which you’ll get a glimpse into the important work that PLOS…
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Author Spotlight EveryONE: Yvonne Fondufe-MittendorfRead more
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Author Spotlight EveryONE: Owen TomlinsonRead more
Note: this is the first of a series of posts in which you’ll get a glimpse into the important work that PLOS…
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Conferences How Do You Address the Challenge of Antimicrobial Resistance?Read more
In November 2018, PLOS ONE attended the European Scientific Conference on Applied Infectious Disease Epidemiology (ESCAIDE) conference in Malta. The conference, which…
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Call for Papers The Dynamic World of Urban Research- An Interview with a Guest Editor for the Urban Ecosystems Call for PapersRead more
City environments are characterised by dense networks of interacting social, ecological, climatic and physical factors. Urban ecosystems are therefore highly complex, and…
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Guest Post Disciplinary Identities and other barriers to advancing interdisciplinary workingRead more
In this Guest Blog, Dr Linda Waldman, Professor Jo Sharp and Professor James Wood discuss the challenges surrounding authorship attribution in interdisciplinary…
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Call for Papers Open Biomaterials ResearchRead more
In this Guest Blog, Guest Editors from the Open Biomaterials Research Collection discuss the range of research topics featured in the collection, their contributions…
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News & Policy Speeding up the publication process at PLOS ONERead more
At PLOS ONE we like to speed up the publication process wherever we can. We like science to be out in…
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Guest Post How to publish reusable enzymology data?Read more
In this blog post Carsten Kettner, from the Beilstein-Institut discusses the role STRENDA Guidelines and Database play in helping publish reusable enzymology…
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Guest Post ‘Wicked problems’ and how to solve themRead more
In this Guest Blog, PLOS ONE Academic Editor, Sieglinde Snapp, discusses the challenges faced in sustainability research to solve complex, so-called “Wicked…
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Call for Papers In Search of the Story: A Conversation with Guest Editors for the Science of Stories Call for PapersRead more
Stories touch our lives, shape our identities and change how we view the world. They can be factual or fictional, text-based or…
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Worth A Thousand Words Ripe for the Picking: Wild weeds may provide a new food sourceRead more
The overgrown lots and sidewalks of California cities might not seem like a great place to seek out nutritious greens, but in…
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News & Policy Correcting the scientific record on gender incongruence – and an apologyRead more
A few months ago, PLOS ONE published a study of parental reports on gender dysphoria in adolescents and young adults, which…