This month in PLoS ONE: Mind Control in a Virtual World, The Network of the Global Economic Structure Revealed, and more! Scientists…
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Media PLoS ONE News and Blog Round-UpRead more
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Ask EveryONE Ask EveryONE: Publishing New Species Papers at PLoS ONERead more
For about a year now, I have been monitoring new species submissions for PLoS ONE and this question frequently comes up: Does…
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Article-Level Metrics Altmetrics: Tracking scholarly impact on the social Web – PLoS ONE CollectionRead more
The huge increase in scientific output is presenting scholars with a deluge of data. There is growing concern that scholarly output may…
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Interviews The “responsible conduct of research” is not limited to properly obtained consentRead more
Today we published the article,Willingness to Share Research Data Is Related to the Strength of the Evidence and the Quality of…
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Ask EveryONE How to Use PLoS’s Advanced Search FunctionRead more
This post was written by Michael Morris. Michael is a Publications Assistant for PLoS Medicine with a Master of Library Science degree…
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Author Spotlight Halloween Highlight 2011: An Author Spotlight with David Hughes and Harry EvansRead more
In the spirit of Halloween, we’ve asked Dr. David Hughes of Penn State University and Dr. Harry Evans of Federal University of…
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Article-Level Metrics New Twitter Functionality on PLoS ONERead more
Recently, we added a nice new functionality to the PLoS ONE site. On the homepage, you will now see a ‘twitter’ widget…
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Topic Focus An ocean of pheromonesRead more
Human pheromones have been the source of quite a bit of speculation, and while they may have some effect on sexual attraction…
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Internet/Blogging How deep social network “roots” help scientists communicate their researchRead more
There’s been a lot of discussion recently about how social networks can specifically help scientists collaborate and spread their messages more effectively…
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Media PLoS ONE News and Blog Round-UpRead more
In this month’s digest – the T. rex is larger than previously thought, babies can be altruistic and more. The article, A…
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Images Worth a Thousand WordsRead more
This post was written by Caroline McCormick, who started at PLoS ONE last year as a Publications Assistant and is now a…
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Topic Focus Our genes help us make tough moral decisionsRead more
Today we published a paper about how genes help control decision-making in morally ambiguous situations. Before I even got to the results…