You may have noticed some visual changes to PLOS. Given our growth, it was necessary to provide our well-known logo with a…
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Publishing New PLOS lookRead more
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Journal enhancements Better figures to enhance your reading experienceRead more
Time is precious and many researchers use figures to prioritize what to read from the scholarly literature. Today, we’re pleased to announce…
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Alt-Metrics PLoS Article-Level Metrics API launchedRead more
We’re pleased to announce the launch of the Article-Level Metrics API. This Application Programming Interface (API) gives developers access to the statistics…
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Open Access Welcome, Nature. Seriously.Read more
On January 6, 2011, Nature announced a new Open Access (OA) publication called Scientific Reports. Nature’s news underscores the growing acceptance of…
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post PLoS UK office has movedRead more
The PLoS U.K. office is now located in new digs in “Carlyle House” just a 10 minute walk away from our existing…
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Publishing Announcing PLOS BlogsRead more
Today we are pleased to announce the launch of PLOS Blogs, a new network for discussing science in public; covering topics in…
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Publishing Search faster and smarter with PLoSRead more
For the last few months, our engineers have been busy behind the scenes re-structuring our search capability to deliver what we believe…
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In the News PLoS ONE: Editors, contents and goalsRead more
Recently, Kent Anderson posted some misleading comments about PLoS ONE on the Scholarly Kitchen, a blog site established by the Society for…
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In the News PLoS ONE indexed by Web of ScienceRead more
Today we learned that by the end of this week PLoS ONE (in keeping with all other PLoS journals) will be indexed…
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In the News The history behind lactose intolerance, revealed.Read more
The study, published August 28, explains how Europeans evolved to drink milk as adults (lactase persistence). The findings suggest that lactase persistence…
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Open Access PLoS Journals – measuring impact where it mattersRead more
In 2009, in this online world, how do most scientists and medics find the articles they need to read? The answer for…
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PLOS ONE Einstein was smart, but Could He Play the Violin? – the winner of the synchroblogging contestRead more
Today is PLoS ONE’s second anniversary and we’re celebrating by announcing that the winner of the second PLoS synchroblogging competition is SciCurious…