New Year’s festivities have come and gone, and now, a few weeks into 2013, a few earnestly made resolutions may have fallen…
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Aggregators It’s late January; do you know where your resolutions are?Read more
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Aggregators The Downside of Sharing: Winter BugsRead more
Unfortunately, increasing numbers of us are experiencing this year’s particularly brutal seasonal flu (most frequently influenza A, subtype H3N2). The CDC’s latest…
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Author Spotlight New fossil suggests giant ‘killer walrus’ was just a toothy fish-eaterRead more
Sea lions, otters, humpback whales and harbor seals are familiar sights to most native Californians today, but the waters off this coastline…
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Aggregators Targeting Drug Resistant TumorsRead more
The vibrant colors in the image above show the levels of oxygen saturation in a breast tumor; note the prevalence of shades…
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Aggregators Greetings from Lake Socompa! A Diversity of Life in Extreme ConditionsRead more
The photo above comes to us from a remote part of the Andes, at the base of the active volcano Socompa. Lake…
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Aggregators Announcing the World Register of Marine Species CollectionRead more
The ocean teems with millions of plants, animals and other organisms, and keeping track of this vast inventory can be quite a…
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Aggregators Thanking Our Peer ReviewersRead more
What a year it has been! As 2013 commences we would like to take a moment to recognize the peer reviewers that…
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Aggregators PLOS ONE Papers of 2012Read more
As we start off the New Year, we wanted to take a quick moment and highlight a few noteworthy papers published in…
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Fun Penguins Punctuate 2012 for PLOS ONERead more
Today is the last day of 2012. As you put on your formal wear and get ready to ring in the new…
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Aggregators PLOS ONE News and Blog Round-Up: 2012 in ReviewRead more
In this round-up, we would like to share with you some of the PLOS ONE articles covered by the media in 2012…
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Author Spotlight Fixing siRNAs by creating an anti-siRNARead more
Small pieces of RNA in our cells can act like molecular switches that turn genes off by binding to them. These pieces…
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Aggregators Going to the ASCB Annual Meeting? PLOS would like to meet you!Read more
Are you attending the upcoming Annual meeting of the American Society for Cell Biology? Then we want to meet you in person! …