Did dinosaurs have feathers? More and more fossils are being uncovered suggesting that this is indeed the case. But some fossils are…

CC-licensed Photo by Flickr user Adlo Risolovo Recently, we’ve been analyzing the topic coverage of PLoS ONE. As part of our deliberations…

In this week’s PLoS ONE media digest: feathered dinosaurs, living next to highways is bad for your blood vessels, removing badgers does…

In this week’s PLoS ONE media digest: malaria vaccine boosts immunity in kids, invasion of Thoreau’s Woods, bees with keen sense of…

When we launched the PLoS store back in November 2009, we promised to continually update it with new designs and merchandise. We’ve been…

Raw data, statistical analysis, standard forms of graphing the result… sometimes observing these obscures what is really interesting about the information at…

In this week’s PLoS ONE media digest: mapping change in large networks, speed gene in racehorses, Yasuni National Park in Ecuador, smelling…

It’s first of the month, time for the Pick Of The Month for January 2010. There were 34 excellent blog posts covering…

Since the launch of the PLoS online store and Bora Zivkovic’s Science Online 2010 conference, we have amassed several more photos of…

As we are now more than half-way through January, this blog is long overdue for a PLoS ONE media update. Here’s a…

Today, PLoS is delighted to publish a Collection of articles highlighting biologging research from the Tagging of Pacific Predators group (TOPP), a…

Late last year we launched a new Collection of articles (titled “Structural Biology and Human Health: Medically Relevant Proteins from the SGC”)…