Note: PLOS published the following press release on March 1, 2022 SAN FRANCISCO — The Public Library of Science (PLOS) today announced…

Note: PLOS published the following press release on February 15, 2022 SAN FRANCISCO — The Public Library of Science (PLOS) today announced…

PLOS has posted a report, along with accompanying data, on qualitative research about how researchers assess credibility and impact of research in different contexts…

Loes Janssen and Marie-Louise Kullberg used their ongoing Parent-Adolescent Interaction study as a baseline to investigate the well-being of Dutch adolescents and…

Dr. Luca Morgantini worked with a diverse group of researchers to survey healthcare professionals across the globe to study the degree of…

Arunima Malik and an international team of researchers recently assessed how the Coronavirus pandemic has caused worldwide consumption losses amounting to more…

There are many ways to communicate science, but few as expedient and direct as social media. But while Twitter and Instagram have…

Over the weekend I submitted a grant proposal, wrote a quippy tweet, and read a paper. The paper was Dr…

When I think about reading peer-reviewed natural history papers — including contemporary articles in a ‘Natural History Miscellany Note’ or ‘The Scientific…

As plants take in sunlight and carbon dioxide to grow, they also respire or “breathe” out part of that carbon dioxide back…

I don’t remember too much from the eighties–other than Nintendo, Sonic, and how cool the Ghostbusters were. But I do clearly remember…

Increasingly, animals have to share their space with human activities and infrastructure, even in protected nature reserves. Although human activity can often…