As California struggles with a measles epidemic brought on by vaccine-refusing parents and surveys reveal that 80 percent of Americans support mandatory…

Reproducibility is one of the holy grails of effective, open biomedical literature. But too often resources (e.g. model organisms, software, antibodies) are…

In this bumper week for PLOS Biology, you can read about bat navigation, transmission of longevity, new neurons for old brains, how…

In PLOS Biology this week, you can read about the the next 10 years of microbiome research, low-cost antimicrobial screening as an…

In PLOS Biology this week you can read about modelling Ebola containment measures, a conceptual framework for IPBES, and new insights into…

As you read this, thread-like viruses less than one micron in length are spreading through human populations in West Africa, taking lives…

In PLOS Biology this week you can read about the perception and self-regulation of pain, a computational model of operant learning and improving…

“It’s a perfect mix of exciting science, modern everyday technology, and public health.” Dr Marcel Salathé Many of us use Wikipedia solely as…

In PLOS Biology this week you can read about wolves in Yellowstone National Park, regulation of hair growth, how proteins evolve new…

The second of our Deep Reads blog series follows the PLOS Genetics Deep Reads article, “Strands in the History of Molecular Genetics&rdquo…

In PLOS Biology this week you can read about life without microbes, host-parasite coevolution, the temporal precision of distinguishing odours and how…

In PLOS Biology this week, you can read about neural activity in bird song, the utility of mathematical models in evolutionary biology…