As an official journal of the International Society
for Computational Biology [2], PLoS Computational
Biology [3] is once again
delighted to be participating in the ISMB/ECCB
conference [4] for 2009, this
year held in Stockholm, Sweden, June 27th – July 2nd,
where you’ll find us at Booth
12 [5] in the exhibition hall.
PLoS Computational Biology at ISMB/ECCB 09 [1]
Submitted by Evie Browne on Mon, 2009-06-01 10:37.
( categories: In the News [6] )
PLoS Computational Biology editors win awards [7]
Submitted by Evie Browne on Tue, 2009-04-28 04:00.
PLoS Computational Biology [8] is pleased to acknowledge two of our editors, Philip E. Bourne and Lars Jensen, who have won prestigious awards in recent weeks.
( categories: In the News [9] )
Solving the Romanov Mystery, Anthrax's American History, Usage Maps of Science and a Self-Healing Caterpillar [10]
Submitted by Rebecca Walton on Mon, 2009-03-16 10:10.
PLoS ONE’s biggest news buzz last week was created by a study [11] from an international team of researchers led by Michael Coble of the Armed Forces DNA Identification Laboratory.
Advanced Paternal Age is Associated with Impaired Neurocognitive Outcomes during Infancy and Childhood: News Coverage [14]
Submitted by Nisha Doshi on Fri, 2009-03-13 08:58.
A study by John McGrath and colleagues [15], published by PLoS Medicine earlier this week, showed that the offspring of older fathers exhibit subtle impairments on tests of neurocognitive ability during infancy and childhood.
( categories: In the News [16] )
The Land-Whale that Time Forgot [17]
Submitted by Rebecca Walton on Fri, 2009-02-06 02:29.
The media coverage of palaeontology papers published in PLoS ONE [18] this year has already got off to a tremendous start thanks to two articles published in the journal this week and last week.
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