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October 17, 2023
10/04/2023
Aging and exercise
Azizi and colleagues propose that sustained increased physical activity can ultimately lead to better balance and lower risk of falling in older adults.
Image credit: Jogging by Sabine van Erp, Pixabay
10/11/2023
Archaeology
Reynoso-García and colleagues use shotgun metagenomic sequencing to analyze plant and phytopathogenic fungi DNA from 10 pre-Columbian coprolites from Puerto Rico.
Image credit: Fig 1 by Reynoso-García et al., CC BY 4.0
09/28/2023
Urban studies
Agyemang and colleagues investigate methods to address urban data deficits for informing policy in developing countries. They find that while night-time light data for Karachi, Pakistan were useful in predicting population density and economic activity, electricity meter data were a more useful proxy for living standards.
Image credit: Świat by Arek Socha, Pixabay
10/04/2023
Research methods
Ritchey and colleagues find that higher pay but not additional instructions affects attrition and performance accuracy on experimental tasks
Image credit: Pisarz by creator’s Mohamed Hassan, Pixabay
10/13/2023
EveryONE
PLOS ONE Senior Editor Hanna Landenmark interviews authors of two recent publications on the topic of disaster risk reduction
Image credit: Fig 2 La Primavera settlement. by Londoño et al., CC BY 4.0
10/10/2023
EveryONE
PLOS ONE Publishing Editor Teresa Diviacchi presents an overview of principles behind the control and stewardship of data by Indigenous peoples
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10/03/2023
EveryONE
PLOS ONE Senior Editor Marianne Clemence introduces the first post in a series celebrating Health Literacy Month
Image credit: health word on wooden tiles by Freepik, Freepik
10/10/2023
Protein design
Sitthiyotha and colleagues design proteins predicted to more strongly inhibit COVID-19 variant.
09/29/2023
Machine Learning
Shyrokykh and colleagues use machine learning to automatically classify tweets based on whether they are about climate change or not.
Image credit: Earth, Planet, Space, Internetby Victoria Borodinova,Public Domain Pictures
10/10/2023
Oncology
Ndinguri and colleagues present the efficacy of a novel chemotherapeutic agent in a breast cancer model
10/04/2023
Plant Biology
Stewart and colleagues present a comprehensive list of the host plant species of the meadow spittlebug
PLOS ONE presents a curated collection of research from 2020-2022 in the field of Urban Transportation.
A Collection of articles exploring the issues in reaching equitable outcomes in cancer related healthcare especially within the underserved communities.
PLOS ONE presents a curated collection showcasing the diversity of work published in the field of Psychology.
In this Collection, we bring together research on topics such as microplastic accumulation, shedding from domestic laundry and attitudes towards recycling.
Senior Editor Marianne Clemence will be representing PLOS ONE at this conference in Dublin, Ireland, November 8-11, 2023
Senior Editor Avanti Dey will be representing PLOS ONE at this conference in Washington, D.C., USA, November 11-15, 2023
Senior Editor Hanna Landenmark will be representing PLOS ONE at this conference in Menton Riviera, France, November 28-30, 2023
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