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October 8, 2024
09/19/2024
Computer Modeling
Kabus and colleagues present an open-source C++ library implementing parallelization across multiple CPUs, and demonstrate its utility across simulations in contributing to the understanding of rotor waves in cardiac electrophysiology.
Image credit: Fig 1 by Kabus et al., CC BY 4.0
09/26/2024
Archaeology
Using the largest available sample of donated human remains, Schotsmans and colleagues explore relationships between putrefaction during the early stages of decay and bone microanatomy and composition.
Image credit: Skull by Strabismus, Pixabay
09/30/2024
Health Literacy
Sakai and colleagues utilized different face-to-face health education intervention approaches to improve understanding of anemia, including consideration of literacy levels and cultural backgrounds. The educational materials included photos, pictures and nomograms to improve education accessibility.
Image credit: Gradient blood infographic by Freepik, Freepik
09/18/2024
Paleontology
Benoit presents a hypothesis that vertebrate fossils could have inspired rock art created about 200 years ago by the San culture of South Africa.
Image credit: Fig 1 by Julien Benoit, CC BY 4.0
09/26/2024
Official PLOS Blog
Publication Ethics Managing Editor Renee Hoch discusses recent policies implemented by PLOS to support publication integrity.
09/16/2024
EveryONE
In this interview, PLOS ONE Academic Editor Mabel Aworh shares her experience as a PLOS ONE Academic Editor, the importance of the One Health approach, and how collaborating with various government organisations and bodies has led to greater impact of her work.
Image credit: Dr. Mabel Aworh by Dr. Mabel Aworh, CC BY 4.0
08/19/2024
EveryONE
In this interview, PLOS ONE Academic Editor Apurvakumar Pandya shares his insights on PLOS’ role in promoting public mental health, his research focus on mental health equity, and the importance of mentorship in becoming proficient practitioners and researchers.
Image credit: Dr. Apurvakumar Pandya by Dr. Apurvakumar Pandya, CC BY 4.0
09/30/2024
Health Care
Cox and colleagues report on ambulance call outs to residential aged care sites.
Image credit: SA Ambulance Service by TuRbO_J, Flickr
09/27/2024
Cancer biology
Hanna and colleagues use a mouse model to uncover the molecular mechanisms that cause peripheral nervous system damage in response to a commonly used cancer drug.
09/19/2024
Molecular dynamics
Ivanov reports that hydration models show greater prediction errors for larger molecules.
09/20/2024
Child Development
Kracht and colleagues explore physical activity applications in early childhood education centers in a mixed-methods study.
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