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01/17/2023
psychology
Timmerman and colleagues examine the affects of music on objective and subjective pain threshold.
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01/11/2023
PALEONTOLOGY
Pan and colleagues show evidence that forests from the Early Miocene in Ethiopia were dominated by a single, now extinct, tree legume species.
Image credit: Fig 2 by Pan et al., CC BY 4.0
01/18/2023
EARTH SCIENCES
Pomeroy and colleagues present an analytical framework, based on a single parameter for total coral frontal area, as a basis for predicting near-bed flow in diverse coral reef environments with relevance for assessment of reef resilience and restoration initiatives.
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01/11/2023
Indigenous Knowledge
Bird and colleagues examine the use of Indigenous arrow poison as practiced by the San people of the Kalahari, South Africa. The study contributes to the documentation of the San people, and their ancient Indigenous knowledge, which is threatened by marginalization, political pressures, and climate change.
Image credit: Fig 4 by Bird et al., CC BY 4.0
01/23/2023
everyone blog
PLOS ONE highlights a hand-picked collection of papers published in the journal in 2022, selected by the journal Staff Editors.
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01/01/2023
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01/27/2023
EVERYONE BLOG
In this interview, PLOS ONE Senior Editor Miquel Vall-llosera Camps speaks to new PLOS ONE Section Editor for Marine Ecology José M. Riascos about motivation, experience as a research scientist in a LMIC, and current issues in the field.
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01/04/2023
Protein Structure
Srinivasachari and colleagues report oligomeric structures of protein NagB found in two pathogens, and propose an evolutionary link between the forms observed.
01/20/2023
Research Integrity
Greene and colleagues investigate how to mitigate the impact of misinformation on participants in misinformation research.
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01/25/2023
Sport Science
Seabury and colleagues explore elite runners’ ability to control their internal sensations.
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01/11/2023
Marine Biology
Retailleau and colleagues investigate the circadian rhythms of the great scallop.
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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.
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