In this week’s PLoS ONE, Ian Stephen and colleagues at the Perception Lab at the University of St Andrews report that people…

Every manuscript submitted to PLoS ONE must first undergo a Technical Check (Tech Check), carried out in-house to ensure that it is ready…

Yes, it’s April 1st, but this is not an April Fool’s joke. This is real. On the first day of every month…

At the end of March, PLoS ONE (and all other PLoS titles using the Topaz platform) upgraded the way that information is…

If you are reading this blog I assume you are pretty Web-savvy. Thus, you are aware of the recent proliferation of various…

Jeremy Farrar, from the Centre for Tropical Medicine, Oxford University, Oxford, U.K. and the Hospital for Tropical Diseases, Ho Chi Minh City…

As PLoS ONE publishes articles in a wide range of disciplines, including many articles that receive large media coverage, it is not…

This is the first of a series of weekly updates on the latest media and blog coverage of the articles published by…

Ben Goldacre’s recent Guardian article (and Bad Science blog post) criticising some of the coverage of science by the press (specifically with…

Tom Tregenza is a Royal Society Research Fellow at the Centre for Ecology & Conservation at the University of Exeter’s Cornwall campus…

The Open Access world has seen a few red letter days over the past few weeks. Yesterday, Lund University announced that they…

Here’s some good news for all LaTeX devotees – PLoS ONE now welcomes these submissions. Although LaTeX (a widely used, freely available…