Six million years ago, the Andalgalornis steulleti or “Terror Bird” roamed South America in search of prey. The bird was about half…

Cells need to be able to stick to each other in order to form tissues and organs of multicellular organisms. Without the…

The newest PLoS ONE Collection, Marine Biodiversity and Biogeography – Regional Comparisons of Global Issues, has attracted huge global coverage in the…

Representing the most comprehensive and authoritative answer yet to one of humanity’s most ancient questions — “what lives in the sea?” &mdash…

July is summertime, when people go offline to enjoy the weather and travel, but intrepid bloggers cannot be stopped! There were 30…

Events interfered, so I could not collect the media coverage every week. So today here is the entire month! We’ll return to…

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At 10 am (PST) on Monday 26th July, PLoS ONE moved to a new software system for our manuscript submission and peer…

In late July, PLoS ONE will be the first PLoS journal to move to an easier and faster manuscript submission system—Editorial Manager®…

June 2010 just ended, so it’s time for the PLoS ONE Blog Pick Of The Month. There were 28 blog posts covering…

In this week’s PLoS ONE media digest: soccer, Komod dragons, Vesuvius erruption, ants using Velcro, organic pesticides, cancer diagnosis by digital camera…

Komodo dragons are fascinating creatures – they are huge, they are aggressive and dangerous, and they are venomous! But they also have…