Earlier this week I completed my Twelve Days of 2019 Ecology Literature challenge. I read the last paper on my list, drained…
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Conservation This is The EndRead more
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Format for Success Series Multi-panel figures: Using GIMP to combine individual images for use in PLOS articlesRead more
Note: This post was written by Eric Cain, a member of PLOS’ Production Team. This is the second installment in a…
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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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Early Career Wrapped and Read: A Reading Advent UpdateRead more
Spotify just told me that Superfruit was my artist of the year. “You discovered 265 new artists this year, but you really…
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Future of Open Series Building the foundation for future research through Open data, code and protocolsRead more
This blog is part of our series on the Future of Open Science. Read previous posts here. In our last post, we talked…
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In the News Review Commons is now LIVERead more
ASAPbio and EMBO Press just launched Review Commons, a platform for high-quality, journal-independent peer review of manuscripts in the life sciences before…
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Interview The art of storytelling in synthetic biology: an interview with Karl SchmiederRead more
Synthetic biology is a field full of exciting stories. Communicating these stories to each other and to the general public is…
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Innovation Celebrating 6 Months of Published Peer Review at PLOSRead more
We recently passed our six-month anniversary of published peer review options at PLOS!!! Already you can read more than 800 PLOS…
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Open Access “To preprint or not to preprint?” What’s the opportunity cost of early, non-peer-reviewed publicly available research?Read more
Note: this post was written by Sara Rouhi, Director of Strategic Partnerships for PLOS, and was originally published on NISO’s Homepage. NISO recently…
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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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Early Career She’s Making a List…Read more
It occurred to me in November that my #ToReadPile was beyond overflowing. One of my friends* had recently published a very cool…
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Social Sciences Lessons from Aristotle for Synthetic BiologistsRead more
Guest post by Ashley Rose Mehlenbacher, Patricia Balbon, and Danielle Griffin Almost a year ago today, MIT Technology Review broke…