This month in PLoS ONE news: Taste genes, capturing dog thoughts, and more! Genetics may help determine how your meal tastes, and…

A few features deserve some recognition this week on Ask EveryONE. First off, the Manuscript Guidelines, Publication Criteria and Editorial Policies pages…

This is my last day as the Publisher of PLoS ONE, and I wanted to mark it with a brief blog post…

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Today is the fifth annual World Malaria Day, commemorated every April 25 to recognize and encourage global efforts to control malaria. This…

Although the nationally celebrated Earth Day has just passed, it’s important to consider our impact on the environment every day. In their…

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In paleontology, the fossil is the basic data point for any research, regardless of the amount of technology used. Consequently, descriptions of…