SAN FRANCISCO, CA and OTTAWA, ON — The Canadian Research Knowledge Network (CRKN) and the Public Library of Science (PLOS) today announced…
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post PLOS and the Canadian Research Knowledge Network Announce Community Action Publishing DealRead more
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post PLOS UpdateRead more
Over four years ago we launched PLOS Channels to highlight research and news relevant to our research communities. Eventually, the portfolio grew…
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Library Partnerships PLOS and Carnegie Mellon University announce APC-free open access publishing agreementRead more
The following joint press release was issued on June 8, 2020. SAN FRANCISCO — Carnegie Mellon University (CMU) and the Public Library…
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post Our communities keep us moving forwardRead more
At PLOS, every article is a collaboration. Our expert editorial boards and guest editors work in partnership with reviewers to provide…
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post Farewell to PLOS Paleo CommunityRead more
Hello everyone! Sarah here. As you may have noticed, it’s been fairly quiet around here at PLOS Paleo. That’s because big changes…
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From the community PLOS synbio says farewellRead more
This is the last PLOS synbio post. Since July 2014, when the dedicated community blog on synthetic biology was launched, till…
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post Your Research Makes a DifferenceRead more
Last month, PLOS ONE and PLOS Biology showcased some of the most impactful research published from 2015 – 18 in two new…
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post Event coverage: SynBio Markets 2019Read more
Guest post by Nicolas Krink Berlin became for two days the beating heart of synthetic biology, as the who is…
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post National Fossil Day 2019: Events Updated!Read more
Last Update: September 27, 2019 PLOS Paleontology Community is happy to highlight upcoming events associated with National Fossil Day (October 16, 2019). Many…
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post Death-spirit dragons stalked the ancient deserts of BrazilRead more
One of my favourite parts of palaeontology is looking at how people choose to name newly discovered species. This is a core…
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Climate Change A Drought By Any Other NameRead more
What is a drought? I know I don’t know — I live in the temperate northeastern United States and my field site…
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post Were pterosaurs the flamingos of the Jurassic?Read more
Never mind bats and birds, pterosaurs were the first real evolutionary heroes who gained the ability of powered flight. While often mistaken…