Helping users to access our content with ease is becoming ever more important as the number of people who choose to publish…

It is rare for three new dinosaur species to be revealed in a single week and rarer still for them to be…

In June, there were 25 blog posts covering PLoS ONE articles aggregated on ResearchBlogging.org. Again – this is becoming cliche, but it’s…

Here is our round-up of the week’s media and blog coverage of articles published in PLoS ONE. In a PLoS ONE article…

I recently presented a paper at the ElPub 2009 (Electronic Publishing 2009) conference . The title is “PLoS ONE: Background, Future Development…

As an official journal of the International Society for Computational Biology, PLoS Computational Biology is once again delighted to be participating in…

Bloggers and the press have both been discussing a variety of PLoS ONE papers this week, ranging from antibiotic resistance in seagulls…

Journal Clubs are a popular feature on PLoS ONE papers. They tend to come in batches: several in a row, then a…

Here is our featured author question for June: My manuscript has just been accepted for publication in PLoS ONE. What happens next?…

Welcome to our weekly digest of the PLoS ONE papers that have made appearances in the media and the blogosphere over the…

Today we are pleased to publish the PLoS ONE Prokaryotic Genome Collection The exploding volume of whole genome sequences and genomic data…

While looking up the plos.org Facebook page today, I came across a number of other groups with PLoS or PLOS in their…