Last week I had the opportunity to appear, with Jason Hoyt of Mendeley, in episode 14 of The Science Hour with Kirsten…

In this week’s PLoS ONE media digest: U.S. energy policy and land use, the terrible tail of Ankylosaurus and decoding bat songs…

PLoS has quietly been expanding its reach in China for a while with the help of Charlesworth, who are one of our…

Four years ago (this month actually), I remember watching the first news reports of hurricane Katrina ravaging the Gulf Coast. Some of…

For a few months, a senior team from PLoS, NCBI and Google have been working together to build a new and experimental…

A couple of weeks ago I had the opportunity to give a presentation entitled “The Future of Online Publishing” to the ISMTE…

ScienceOnline2010, the fourth annual conference on science and the Web, will be held on January 15-17th, 2010 in the Research Triangle Park…

Last month saw the celebration of the 40th anniversary of the Apollo Moon through with a range of commemorative events, including the…

In this week’s PLoS ONE news and blog update: clever corvids; experimenting with perceptions of touch—and your sense of self; rapidly evolving…

PhD Comics have been running a series of cartoons titled “Nature vs Science”. Today they made it the “Nature vs Science vs…

Coffee is rarely far from my mind—or my desk—especially in the middle of the week. As the most heavily traded commodity in…

It is the first of August, so it’s time to award the Pick Of The Month award for July. There were 25…