by Tobias Wenzel Open Source Hardware is an exciting new trend “This microscope is one of the cleverest pieces of open source…
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Synthetic Biology Open Source Hardware is an opportunity for Synthetic Biology research – the DocuBricks approach by Tobias WenzelRead more
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Dinosaurs 190 million years of tetrapod biodiversityRead more
Tetrapod is the name given to any vertebrate animal with four (tetra) legs (pod). There are more than 30,000 living species of…
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post How to find a moose: intentions in phenomenological and mechanistic models by Adam ClarkRead more
The above image is by USFWS Midwest (creative commons license). Guest Post by Adam Clark at the University of Minnesota Related PLOS…
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Synthetic Biology TECNOx: A Latin American Syn Bio (and more) student competitionRead more
Andrés Ochoa Cruz1, Fernán Federici2, Raik Grünberg3, Alejandro Daniel Nadra4, Pablo Rodríguez5 and Ignacio Enrique Sánchez4 1 Syntechbio, Arcturus Biocloud, USA…
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Biodiversity Life as a Bird – biodiversity management in New York CityRead more
The above image is by Daniel Piraino (creative commons license) By Lauren Alleman & Sasha Wright We are in an extinction crisis. Global…
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post Beyond the neuron: Emerging roles of glial cells in neuroscienceRead more
This post originally appeared on the PLOS Student Blog. When we think of the brain, we often think of the amazing things…
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Interview Organisms or Machines?Read more
By Aakriti Jain Dr. Dan Nicholson is first a scientist, a molecular biologist. However, unlike most researchers in the constantly changing and…
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PLOS ONE What’s Warming the Cold-Blooded Iguana?Read more
This article was originally published January 11, 2016 by Rebecca Hofland over at the PLOS EveryONE blog, a member of the PLOS Blogs…
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In the News Author Credit: PLOS & ORCID UpdateRead more
Receiving credit for your work on a research article is important for academic recognition. Scientific research and collaboration is now a global…
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Dinosaurs The Open Access Dinosaurs of 2015Read more
The use of open access publishing in dinosaur paleontology has seen great growth over the past few years, particularly for newly named…
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Synthetic Biology SynBio is BoomingRead more
In this third part of our review of 2015, sourced from synthetic biology community, we cover five aspects that relate to developments in…
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PLOS ONE Vampire Giraffe Deer Beasts: What Are Palaeomerycids, Exactly?Read more
If you eat red meat, you’ve probably eaten a ruminant. This group of hoofed mammals includes our domesticated cattle and sheep, as…