As the first ever PLOS BLOGS Reader Survey is now closed, PLOS wants to thank everyone who took the time to share their thoughts and preferences as science readers…
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Publishing Early PLOS BLOGS survey results offer first of many scicomm insights to comeRead more
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Publishing When Analytics Are Not Enough: PLOS Launches ‘PLOS BLOGS Reader Survey’ So Readers Can Be HeardRead more
UPDATE 2/15/16: The PLOS BLOGS Reader Survey closes Feb 15, 2016 at 12 midnight PT. Thanks to all who took the time…
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Publishing AMA Preview: The Physician “Brain Drain” from Sub-Saharan Africa to the US: Reasons, Consequences, Potential SolutionsRead more
For the 7-29 PLOS redditscience AMA go to http://plos.io/AMA16! A recent PLOS One research article, “Monitoring Sub-Saharan African Physician Migration and Recruitment Post-Adoption…
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Publishing Complete Schedule and Archive of PLOS /r/science AMAsRead more
PLEASE NOTE: This page is now being updated on PLOS.org: https://www.plos.org/ama-schedule PLOS Science Wednesday is a weekly science communication series featuring live, direct…
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Publishing Recent Changes to the PLOS Journal Web SitesRead more
PLOS has recently updated the navigation and layout of our guidelines and policy pages across all seven of our journal web sites…
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Science communication Ask our authors anything: new PLOS ‘AMA’ series debuts on redditscienceRead more
PLOS, in conjunction with reddit, is pleased to announce the April 22 launch of ‘PLOS Science Wednesday’ a weekly Ask Me Anything (AMA) series featuring…
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Publishing How Articles Get Noticed and Advance the Scientific ConversationRead more
By Victoria Costello, PLOS Senior Social Media & Community Editor The good news is you’ve published your manuscript! The bad news? With…
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Publishing Researchers Changing the Way We Respond to Epidemics with Wikipedia and TwitterRead more
“A global disease-forecasting system will change the way we respond to epidemics.” Dr. Sara Del Valle, Los Alamos National Laboratory The media and…
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Publishing PLOS Computational Biology Software Collection: The Combination of Open Access and Open Source Accelerates Scientific ResearchRead more
Today PLOS Computational Biology launched a collection of seven existing Software articles which present novel biological insights on an open access platform…
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