The winner of Blog Pick of the Month for March is Jonathan Eisen from The Tree of Life blog, for posting the…

We are always happy to hear when scientists find creative ways to reuse PLoS ONE content, and we are pleased to share…

If you were a somersaulting beetle larva, where would you tumble? Well, for the Southeastern Beach Tiger Beetle, it’s the wide sandy…

Today is World TB Day. The following post was written by one of PLoS Medicine’s Senior Editors, Jocalyn Clark. Jocalyn’s post was…

In this PLoS ONE media digest: four new species of Zombie-ant fungus are found, ancient Britons drink out of skull cups, Jimmy…

This post is by Yael Franco, a publications assistant for PLoS ONE. She helps assign Academic Editors to manuscripts, assists authors, reviewers…

Did you know that mice can sing? We can’t hear them, unfortunately – they’re a few octaves out of our range, and…

Is our proclivity for music due to societal and cultural influences, or is there a resonance for beats in our brains? The…

Zombie fungi have always ranked high on my list of irresistibly interesting yet disturbing organisms. Though these fungi infect a wide range…

The following post is by the Senior Editor of PLoS Medicine, Emma Veitch, and is a re-post of the “What is PLoS…

Our featured image for this week comes from Italian researchers Caterina Cinti, Monia Taranta, Ilaria Naldi and Settimio Grimaldi. Their manuscript, Newly…

In this media digest: Swordtail mating rituals, pedestrian rage and much more. Gil Rosenthal and colleagues published a manuscript entitled, Tactical Release…