In this week’s PLoS ONE media digest: intensifying scary music, empathy and the scent of fear, stone age population growth and much…

This week’s featured PLoS ONE image is taken from an article by an international team of researchers led by Jan Felix Drexler and…

We asked Cameron Neylon, a Biological Scientist who is an Academic Editor on PLoS ONE, has published twice with us, runs the…

We were delighted to hear that PLoS ONE has become a preferred venue for publishing in the Coral Reef research community: “PLoS…

Gavin Yamey, the Senior Magazine Editor of PLoS Medicine, is currently on sabbatical from the journal after being awarded a “mini-fellowship” from…

In this week’s PLoS ONE media digest: converting a cell phone into a clinical microscope, the effects of climate change on California’s…

Re-posted from the PLoS blog, author Mark Patterson, Director of Publishing, PLoS. In 2009, in this online world, how do most scientists…

Re-posted from the PLoS blog, author Mark Patterson, Director of Publishing, PLoS. In 2009, in this online world, how do most scientists…

Dr. Peter Sommer is the head of the Cell Biology of Retroviruses group at the Institut Pasteur Korea and the Section Editor…

Dr. Peter Sommer is the head of the Cell Biology of Retroviruses group at the Institut Pasteur Korea and the Section Editor…

Bats, cats and rubber hands—these are just a few of the topics studied in some of the PLoS ONE articles which have…

Bats, cats and rubber hands—these are just a few of the topics studied in some of the PLoS ONE articles which have…