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…

A plethora of PLoS ONE papers have been discussed in the media and in the blogosphere this week. We’ve rounded up some…

We asked one of our Virology Section Editors, Peter Sommer, also team head of the Cell Biology of Retroviruses group at the…

Here at PLoS ONE we pride ourselves on using technology to try and make life just that bit easier for our audience. A…

Here at PLoS ONE we pride ourselves on using technology to try and make life just that bit easier for our audience. A…

In May, there were 48 blog posts (a big jump in comparison to 27 in March and 29 in April) covering PLoS…

In May, there were 48 blog posts (a big jump in comparison to 27 in March and 29 in April) covering PLoS…

Although the press and the blogosphere are still discussing and podcasting about the PLoS ONE article published last week by Jørn Hurum…

Although the press and the blogosphere are still discussing and podcasting about the PLoS ONE article published last week by Jørn Hurum…

We were talking with the NIH a week or so ago about recruitment. They have many excellent positions currently open, some of…

Guess who fed us this story? None other than our very own online discussion expert and Cicadian Rhythm expert, Bora Zivkovic, who…