PLoS ONE now blogs at everyONE [2], 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 [3] or e-newsletter [4].
The PLoS ONE blog channel is moving [1]
Submitted by Liz Allen on Mon, 2009-06-22 13:42.
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Solving the Romanov Mystery, Anthrax's American History, Usage Maps of Science and a Self-Healing Caterpillar [6]
Submitted by Rebecca Walton on Mon, 2009-03-16 10:10.
PLoS ONE’s biggest news buzz last week was created by a study [7] from an international team of researchers led by Michael Coble of the Armed Forces DNA Identification Laboratory.
LaTeX submissions now accepted at PLoS ONE [10]
Submitted by Peter Binfield on Thu, 2009-03-12 11:01.
Here’s some good news for all LaTeX devotees – PLoS ONE now welcomes these submissions.
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Interview with a PLoS ONE frequent author: Seyed Hasnain [12]
Submitted by Bora Zivkovic on Wed, 2009-03-11 09:50.
Professor Seyed Ehtesham Hasnain [13] is the Vice-Chancellor at the University of Hyderabad in India, and one of the most prolific authors [14] in PLoS ONE. Last week, I interviewed Dr. Hasnain over e-mail about his work and his experience with PLoS ONE:
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Exploring the Mists of Time [16]
Submitted by Rebecca Walton on Fri, 2009-02-27 03:34.
After the success of PLoS ONE’s first collection (Stress-Induced Depression and Comorbidities: From Bench to Bedside [17]), published in January, we decided it was high time for a second. This time, we were lucky enough to have already published 26 great articles from a range of fields within the discipline of paleontology (the study of fossils and of life forms that existed in past geological periods). These papers have now been compiled together to form the PLoS ONE Paleontology Collection [18] and each peer-reviewed article can be read online now—in full and for free.
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