Community Action Publishing at PLOS makes highly-selective Open Access publishing more sustainable while making publication free for authors. …
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Innovation Open Access Doesn’t Need APCs Part 1: Charting a new course with Community Action PublishingRead more
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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 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…