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…

In conjunction with the Consortium for the Barcode of Life (CBOL) and the Census of Marine Life (CoML), PLoS is pleased to…

Volcanic eruptions have been in the news quite a lot lately, what with Europe’s air traffic getting disrupted by the one in…

In just over 2 months since the iPad launch, PLoS has released a dedicated iPad app, that covers all the PLoS Journals…

In this week’s PLoS ONE media digest: one very old shoe, bluefin tuna spawning in the midst of oilspill, and much more&hellip…

When Dr. Ron Pinhasi, a lecturer in prehistoric archaeology at the University College Cork, and his team of researchers excavated a cave…

Bluefin tuna is an exceptionally valuable fish and its catch it tightly controlled. Unfortunately, this species sometimes ends up in the nets…

For the last few months, our engineers have been busy behind the scenes re-structuring our search capability to deliver what we believe…

In this week’s PLoS ONE media digest: new Pterosaur, excercise and ageing, creatine and ageing, shadows and autism, and more…. A New…

May 2010 just ended, so it’s time for the PLoS ONE Blog Pick Of The Month. There were 30 blog posts covering…

Later this year, PLoS will launch a prototype version of the PLoS Hub for Biodiversity, a resource that will aggregate relevant articles…