It was on Dec 20th, 2006 that PLoS ONE launched, and 2009 (only our third full year of publication) has been packed…

December 20 is not only the anniversary of the first screening of Christmas classic, It’s a Wonderful Life (1946), and of the…

In this week’s PLoS ONE media digest: orphanages and the quality of care of young children, an investigation on the remains in…

Throughout the course of 2009, PLoS has been adding a range of Metrics to each and every article that it has published…

Mimoperadectes houdei, a new species of peradectid marsupial formally described by the authors of the new PLoS ONE paper, Cranial Anatomy of…

The White House Office of Science and Technology Policy has invited comment on broadening public access to publicly funded research and they…

The holiday season may be in full swing but here at PLoS we’re so busy stimulating debate over at the White House…

In this week’s PLoS ONE media digest: many Canadian HIV-positive women hope for pregnancy; are stem cells key to the fight against…

As we approach PLoS ONE’s third birthday (or, rather, our third second birthday), this week’s featured image comes from a paper published…

A few weeks ago I had the chance to present the PLoS Article Level Metrics program to audiences at both Berkeley and…

This week in the PLoS ONE news and blog round-up: coral reefs strike back, scaling up our understanding of musical scales, the…

A study by David Rand and Thomas Pfeiffer of Harvard University published in PLoS ONE yesterday reveals how scientific journals’ different publication…