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The PLoS Pathogens editors and staff are thrilled to announce the debut of “Pearls,” a new series in the journal that will begin publishing monthly, starting with this June’s issue.

Each Pearl will be a concise primer on a topic of importance, meant to fill the gap between research articles and textbooks. Pearls will be tailored for graduate students and post-docs, while providing a format accessible to a general readership.

PLoS ONE now blogs at everyONE, and we won't be posting here any more. We outgrew this site in terms of functionality and ease of use a few months ago and it's time to redirect everyone that visits this channel to our new home. You can sign up for updates from our new blog via RSS or e-newsletter.

PLoS Medicine now blogs at Speaking of Medicine, and we won't be posting here any more. We outgrew this site in terms of functionality and ease of use a few months ago and it's time to redirect everyone that visits this channel to our new home. You can sign up for updates via RSS or e-newsletter.

Today, we’re delighted to share our first Progress Report with you which has the theme of “Liberating research. Accelerating science". We would encourage you to share it with your colleagues, friends and family so that we can spread this information.

As an official journal of the International Society for Computational Biology, PLoS Computational Biology is once again delighted to be participating in the ISMB/ECCB conference for 2009, this year held in Stockholm, Sweden, June 27^th – July 2^nd, where you’ll find us at Booth 12 in the exhibition hall.