To celebrate the launch of PLOS Global Public Health, we spoke with authors of our first published articles to find out a little…
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post Author Q&A with Dr Alice WangRead more
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Meet the Author Author Q&A with Patience AfulaniRead more
To celebrate the launch of PLOS Global Public Health, we spoke with authors of our first published articles to find out a little…
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post PLOS and IReL Sign Three Year Open Access Publishing AgreementRead more
Note: The Irish Libray Consortium issued this press release on February 1, 2022 PLOS, the non-profit open access publisher, and IReL, the…
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Innovation Open Access Doesn’t Need APCs Part 1: Charting a new course with Community Action PublishingRead more
Community Action Publishing at PLOS makes highly-selective Open Access publishing more sustainable while making publication free for authors. …
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Open Access Making Strides in Research ReportingRead more
The research landscape constantly evolves as researchers build on prior findings, incorporate new methods, resources, and technologies, and respond to the needs…
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Collaboration Reimagine Biomedical Research for a Healthier Future: Announcing Essay Challenge Winners and SymposiumRead more
Announcing the winners and honorable mentions of the essay challenge, who will all present their ideas in a Reimagine Biomedical Research for a Healthier Future Symposium hosted by HRA on September…
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post PLOS and the Canadian Research Knowledge Network Announce Community Action Publishing DealRead more
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 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…
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post How did the turtle get its shell?Read more
Turtles are a beautiful mystery in the animal kingdom. Anyone who has ever been lucky enough to see one swimming in the…
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post Rob and Rubisco: directed evolution of photosynthesisRead more
Researchers from Australia recently reported a novel way to study a key enzyme in photosynthesis and carbon fixation. Using directed evolution…
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News How transposons improve CRISPR efficiencyRead more
Guest post by Thomas Clements Gene editing technology is continuously evolving. CRISPR-Cas9 mutagenesis hit the world by storm in 2013 and…
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post Using Synthetic Biology to fight Environmental Pollution: New insights into an old problemRead more
Guest post by Anastasia P. Athanasakoglou ‘’Pollution is not a new phenomenon – and nor is action to counter it… There…