PLOS ONE is excited to participate in the American Geophysical Union’s (AGU) Fall Meeting 2013, held this week in San Francisco’s…
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Aggregators PLOS ONE at AGU 2013Read more
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Aggregators James Hansen and Colleagues Offer Evidence for a Disruptive Call to ActionRead more
The article PLOS ONE publishes today from James Hansen and colleagues, “Assessing Dangerous Climate Change: Required Reduction of Carbon Emissions to Protect…
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Aggregators Spotlight on PLOS ONE’s Neuromapping and Therapeutics CollectionRead more
Launched in 2010, the Neuromapping and Therapeutics Collection is a unique collaboration between PLOS ONE and the Society for Brain Mapping and…
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Aggregators The New PLOS ONE Collection on “Sauropod Gigantism – A Cross-Disciplinary Approach”Read more
The exceptional gigantism of sauropod dinosaurs has long been recognized as an important stage in the evolution of vertebrates, the presence of…
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Aggregators The RosettaCon 2012 Collection: Rosetta Developers Meet the Challenges in Macromodeling Head OnRead more
Reproducibility continues to be one of the major challenges facing computational biologists today. Complicated experiments, massive data sets, scantily described protocols, and…
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Aggregators Heating up the Science Behind PLOS’ New Climate Change CollectionRead more
From penguin colonies in Antarctica, to California birds and North Carolina bugs, this month PLOS ONE focuses on the far-reaching aspects of…
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Aggregators Coffee Plants Don’t Like It HotRead more
Guest blogger Atreyee Bhattacharya is a science correspondent and climate scientist, currently a research affiliate at the Department of Earth and Planetary…
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Collections Announcing the Ecological Impacts of Climate Change CollectionRead more
Post authored by Collection Curator Ben Bond-Lamberty The ecological impacts of climate change are broad and diverse, and include alterations to species&rsquo…
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Aggregators Announcing the PLOS Text Mining CollectionRead more
Post authored by Casey M. Bergman, Lawrence E. Hunter, Andrey Rzhetsky Text Mining is an interdisciplinary field combining techniques from linguistics, computer science…
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Author Spotlight Meet Vectidraco, a European pterosaur the size of a crowRead more
Fossil records show that pterosaurs of all sizes and shapes flew through the skies of China and Central Asia about 145 to…
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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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Article-Level Metrics Announcing the Altmetrics CollectionRead more
With the increasing use of Web 2.0 tools in scientific publishing and discussion, there is growing concern that scholarly output may be…