Here in the U.S. we’re getting ready for tomorrow’s Thanksgiving holiday, which means that PLOS ONE is taking a few days off…

Happy holidays from the staff at PLOS ONE! As we are well into the winter months, we wanted to take this opportunity…

Last week the staff at PLOS attended the Annual Meeting of the American Society of Human Genetics, held just a mile from…

Whether it is unusual food habits, fighting over females, or snacking between meals, research published in PLOS ONE this week spans these…

5.4 million Americans live with Alzheimer’s Disease, and today, for National Alzheimer’s Disease Awareness Month, we thought it would be appropriate to…

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

For the 2012 American Society for Human Genetics conference in San Francisco, we are highlighting a selection of recently published articles in…

Although we’d like to believe that people determine how to vote based on relevant political issues, research has shown that countless subtle…

With the increasing use of Web 2.0 tools in scientific publishing and discussion, there is growing concern that scholarly output may be…

On Monday evening, Hurricane Sandy brought destruction to the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast regions of the United States, leaving much of the area…

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…