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Front Section Senior Editor for PLOS Medicine - Views are my own
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Dan Routledge
PLOS Medicine
8 days ago
In this Perspective, Silja Kosola outlines how social media disproportionately harms youth
#mentalhealth
, arguing that recent policy changes aimed at protecting youth are welcome, but stricter age limits & greater accountability of
#socialmedia
companies are needed🧪🧠🤳
#MedSky
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Connected or chained by social media? Child and adolescent mental health in a digital era
In this Perspective, Silja Kosola outlines how social media disproportionately harms child and adolescent mental health, and argues that while recent policy changes aimed at protecting youth from soci...
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In this Perspective, Sanjay Rajagopalan and colleagues discuss how
#climatechange
accelerates non-communicable diseases (NCDs) and exacerbates NCD-related mortality, calling for greater visibility and funding to address this syndemic 🧪🌍
#MedSky
#climate
#health
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Climate change and non-communicable diseases: An invisible syndemic
In this Perspective, Sanjay Rajagopalan and colleagues discusses how climate change accelerates non-communicable diseases (NCDs) and exacerbates NCD-related mortality, and calls for greater visibility...
https://plos.io/3RxvUqV
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PLOS Medicine
21 days ago
Why
#obesity
increases
#cancer
risk has long remained a biological mystery. In this Perspective, Steven Moore & Patrick Ryan discuss rapid advances in statistical & analytical methods that are opening the door to mechanistic discoveries that may help resolve this question🧪
#MedSky
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Obesity and cancer: Methodological frontiers for mechanistic discoveries
Why obesity increases cancer risk has long remained a biological mystery. In this Perspective, Steven Moore and Patrick Ryan discuss rapid advances in statistical and analytical methods that are now o...
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PLOS Medicine
26 days ago
It's
#WorldImmunizationWeek
💉this year's theme is "for every generation, vaccines work". This week we are amplifying this message by highlighting research & perspectives evaluating & demonstrating the efficacy, safety, cost-effectiveness & impact of
#vaccines
in protecting health & saving lives🧪
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PLOS Medicine
about 1 month ago
Integrating spatial
#omics
with
#AI
is likely to advance biomarker research & diagnostics. In this Editorial, Academic Editor Nic Reitsam discusses the potential & challenges of utilizing AI in the development of scalable & reproducible quantification in routine
#cancer
pathology 🧪
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Spatial omics and AI for clinically actionable cancer biomarkers
In this Editorial, Nic Reitsam discusses how integrating spatial omics with artificial intelligence is likely to advance biomarker research and diagnostics, including the potentials and challenges of…
https://plos.io/3OrEzu1
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PLOS Medicine
about 1 month ago
(1) The future of medicine in a One Health world
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(2) Living to our full potential: Reassessing global sex inequalities in life expectancy
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(3)From crisis response to country control: Restoring agency and sustainability in global health
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#WorldHealthDay🌍
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Dan Routledge
PLOS Medicine
about 1 month ago
In recognition of
@who.int
#WorldHealthDay
🌍, below we highlight three recent Perspectives discussing pressing challenges within
#OneHealth
,
#globalhealth
&
#publichealth
, exemplifying the need for innovative, international & interdisciplinary approaches to improving health around the world🧪
#MedSky
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PLOS Medicine
about 2 months ago
In this Perspective, Amanda Drury and colleagues outline how and why education, communication, and models of care for patients receiving oral systemic anti-cancer therapies must adapt to support safe, equitable, and sustainable treatment 🧪
#cancer
#MedSky
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Supporting patients receiving oral systemic anti-cancer therapies
In this Perspective, Amanda Drury and colleagues outline how and why education, communication, and models of care for patients receiving oral systemic anti-cancer therapies must adapt to support…
https://plos.io/4dpCmJE
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PLOS Medicine
3 months ago
March is
#Endometriosis
Awareness Month, and this Editorial by Alex Tosun (
@atosun.bsky.social
) discusses why greater awareness, education, funding and research for this systemic condition is imperative to redefining pain, equity, and investment in women’s health 🧪🌻
#Medsky
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From pain to policy: Improving endometriosis awareness, diagnosis, and treatment
In recognition of Endometriosis Awareness Month, this Editorial by Alexandra Tosun discusses why raising awareness and education of endometriosis, as well as increasing funding and research for this s...
https://plos.io/4slvscE
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PLOS Medicine
3 months ago
In recognition of Rare Disease Day, this Perspective by Tudor Groza & co discusses how AI can transform rare disease care when organized around patients, outlining a patient-clinician-AI triad spanning diagnosis, clinical trials, & individualized therapies🧪
#RareDiseaseDay
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Reimagining care of people living with rare diseases with artificial intelligence
In this Perspective, Tudor Groza and colleagues discuss how artificial intelligence (AI) can transform rare disease care when organized around the patient journey, outlining a patient-clinician-AI…
https://plos.io/4sfcxAa
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PLOS Medicine
3 months ago
In recognition of International Day of Women and Girls in STEM, this Editorial by Aparajita Chattopadhyay reflects on the gender gap in
#STEM
in India, outlining socio-cultural & infrastructural factors, recent promising trends, and what is needed to continue these transformations 🧪
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Let her shine: Empowering women and closing India’s gender gap in STEM
In recognition of International day of women and girls in STEM, this Editorial by Aparajita Chattopadhyay reflects on the gender gap in STEM in India, outlining socio-cultural and infrastructural…
https://plos.io/4koyIB6
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Dan Routledge
PLOS Biology
4 months ago
PLOS Biology is proud to present our new collection of comment and opinionated review articles on the many facets of
#immunometabolism
! 🧪
#immunosky
#immunology
#metabolism
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See 🧵⬇️ for more details
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The many facets of immunometabolism
This Collection of articles aims to shine a light on the many facets of immunometabolism, highlighting how molecular and cellular mechanisms impact diverse tissue and organismal functions and the exci...
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PLOS Medicine
4 months ago
In this Editorial, PLOS Medicine Editor-in-Chief Till Bärnighausen and Executive Editor Helen Lumbard outline how
#climate
change and associated extreme weather events are threatening human health, and call for research on the effectiveness of climate adaptation interventions🧪🌍
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Intervention research to protect human health in the era of climate extremes
In this Editorial, PLOS Medicine Editor-in-Chief Till Bärnighausen and Executive Editor Helen Lumbard outline how climate change and associated extreme weather events are threatening human health, and...
https://plos.io/4adxog2
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PLOS Medicine
4 months ago
GLP-1-based medications for obesity have seen unprecedented rises in popularity. However, as outlined by Ariana Chao & co in this Perspective, this rapid growth is met with rising concerns about side effects, long-term outcomes & predatory marketing practices🧪
#GLP-1
#obesity
#Medsky
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Glucagon-like peptide-1 receptor agonists for obesity: Growing popularity met with growing questions over safety
In this Perspective, Ariana Chao, Adam Gilden and Thomas Wadden discuss why alongside the rising popularity of glucagon-like peptide 1 (GLP-1)-based medications for obesity, there are also concerns ab...
https://plos.io/4qAXy2U
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PLOS Medicine
4 months ago
Next in our 'meet the editors' is Front Section Senior Editor, Dan Routledge (
@droutledge.bsky.social
). Dan leads the journal's "magazine" section, handling articles offering perspectives, critiques & guidance for our broad readership of clinicians, researchers, health workers, policymakers & more 🧪
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PLOS Medicine
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Open research & data transparency protect against unethical activities, but can also introduce integrity risks. In this Perspective,
@dmaupin.bsky.social
, Matt Spick & Nophar Geifman set out the case for the use of safeguarding practices to protect against data exploitation🧪
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Safeguarding Open Science from exploitative practices
Open research and data transparency are a bulwark against unethical activities, but can also introduce integrity risks. In this Perspective, Danny Maupin, Matt Spick and Nophar Geifman argue that…
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PLOS Medicine
5 months ago
Controlling transmission of bacterial
#STIs
has proven difficult in recent years. In this Perspective, Sami Gottlieb & colleagues highlight the need for innovative research, expedited clinical development & increased investment in the development of
#vaccines
against bacterial STIs🧪🦠
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Vaccines to prevent bacterial sexually transmitted infections: Promise, progress, and public health potential
Controlling transmission of the bacterial sexually transmitted infections (STIs) gonorrhoea, chlamydia and syphilis has proven difficult in recent years, and new solutions are needed. In this Perspect...
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PLOS Medicine
5 months ago
Analyses of open health datasets can offer valuable contributions to health & medicine, but recent years have seen a proliferation of papers lacking robust or novel findings. In this Editorial, we provide guidance for conducting & reporting high-quality analyses using open datasets🧪
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Setting the standard for high-quality studies using open health datasets
Large open health datasets present unique opportunities for studies that when well-designed, conducted, and reported, can offer valuable contributions to health and medicine. However, recent years hav...
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PLOS Medicine
6 months ago
Did you know that you may be eligible to publish in PLOS Medicine without paying an APC? All PLOS journals offer several APC-alternative business agreements through institutional partnerships.📝🧪 To learn more and find out if your institution has an agreement, visit:
plos.org/libraries/pa...
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Institutional Partners - PLOS
Institutional partners Open access is not truly open without equitable opportunities to publish. To support authors from diverse research communities, funding backgrounds…
https://plos.org/libraries/partners/
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PLOS Medicine
6 months ago
In recognition of World AIDS Day 2025, this Perspective by Gregory Folkers & Anthony Fauci reflects on progress made in
#antiretroviral
treatments & prevention of HIV/AIDS, highlighting promising therapeutic developments and looking ahead to what is needed to end the
#AIDS
epidemic 🧪
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Treatment and prevention of HIV/AIDS: Unfinished business
In recognition of World AIDS Day 2025, this Perspective by Gregory Folkers and Anthony Fauci reflects on the progress made in antiretroviral treatments and prevention of HIV/AIDS, highlighting promisi...
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Dan Routledge
PLOS Medicine
6 months ago
We are pleased to sponsor the online seminar, "Global Health After the Breakpoint: Evidence for What Comes Next", featuring a panel of experts to discuss the future of global health. It's not too late to register using the link below! 🧪 📆 Tuesday 2nd Dec 🕐3.00-4.30pm GMT
duke.zoom.us/webinar/regi...
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Dan Routledge
PLOS Medicine
6 months ago
We pride ourselves on our commitments to open science, integrity, and equity in research. If you want to learn more, this Editorial by Executive Editor Helen Lumbard & Editor-in-Chief Till Bärnighausen outlines our scope and vision, and reaffirms our drive for meaningful change 🧪
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Charting the future of PLOS Medicine: Priorities for evidence, impact, and equity
As PLOS Medicine enters a new chapter, its leadership sets out a bold editorial vision grounded in evidence, impact and equity. In a rapidly evolving global health landscape, the journal reaffirms its...
https://plos.io/3XFZfzg
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PLOS Medicine is now on Bluesky! 🦋 Go and give us a follow 😀⬇️
#MedSky
#PLOS
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Florian Naudet
7 months ago
😃 to share this new
@plos.org
Medicine 📄 written in collaboration with the super cool
@kahin-tai.bsky.social
(from the super cool
@sharectd.bsky.social
doctoral network), Gérard Legoff,
@annelelouarn.bsky.social
&
@synthymama.bsky.social
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Open science must include effective results dissemination to study participants
Open science often centers around publications and data transparency. This Perspective discusses how and why disseminating results to study participants is essential for maximizing the values and bene...
https://journals.plos.org/plosmedicine/article?id=10.1371/journal.pmed.1004780
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Elisabeth Bik
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The 2025
#NobelPrize
in Physiology or Medicine has been awarded to Mary E. Brunkow, Fred Ramsdell and Shimon Sakaguchi “for their discoveries concerning peripheral immune tolerance.”
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In our latest Editorial, PLOS Medicine Executive Editor Helen Lumbard and I call for the scientific community to tackle research fraud and paper mills head on by creating robust systems of data sharing and transparency 🧪
#PLOSMedicine
#datasharing
#openscience
@plos.org
📄➡️
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Open science and transparency are our strongest tools in the fight against fraudulent publishing activities
PLOS Medicine Executive Editor, Helen Lumbard, and Senior Editor, Front Section, Daniel Routledge, call for the scientific community to tackle research fraud and paper mills head on by creating robust...
https://journals.plos.org/plosmedicine/article?id=10.1371/journal.pmed.1004774
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Dan Routledge
PLOS Biology
9 months ago
We are proud to announce a new agreement with
@rorinstitute.bsky.social
and
@aimosinc.bsky.social
to become a partner journal with MetaResearch Open Review (MetaRoR)
@metaror.bsky.social
#metaresearch
#openscience
🧪 Learn more:
plos.io/45wPZB9
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PLOS Biology announces agreement to become a MetaROR partner journal - The Official PLOS Blog
Note: PLOS issued the following press release on Thursday, August 14th. SAN FRANCISCO, CA — Today, PLOS Biology announced a new agreement…
https://plos.io/45wPZB9
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PLOS
9 months ago
Charting the future of PLOS Medicine – in their Editorial, Executive Editor, Helen Lumbard, and Editor-in-Chief, Till Baernighausen, outline their vision for the journal’s next chapter and reaffirm its commitment to diversity, openness, and actionable science. 🧪 ➡️
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Charting the future of PLOS Medicine: Priorities for evidence, impact, and equity
As PLOS Medicine enters a new chapter, its leadership sets out a bold editorial vision grounded in evidence, impact and equity. In a rapidly evolving global health landscape, the journal reaffirms its...
https://plos.io/41mvhTx
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Dan Routledge
PLOS Biology
10 months ago
Our new Collection on
#cancer
is out now! We delve into how
#omics
technologies are helping researchers to better understand what goes on in the tumor microenvironment 🧪 See 🧵⬇️ for more info on the articles 1/9
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Unveiling cancer crosstalk across spatial and temporal scales
This collection focuses on how recent technological advancements in omics approaches (genomics, proteomics, metabolomics etc.) have enhanced our understanding of the mechanisms governing tumor progres...
https://plos.io/4mgHDEw
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PLOS Biology
11 months ago
What links
#migraine
aura and
#headache
? In this Essay, Anders Hougaard, Messoud Ashina &co delve into the mechanistic and pathophysiological relationship between migraine aura and headache. 🧪
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The mysterious link between migraine aura and migraine headache
The relationship between migraine aura and headache has been the subject of a long-standing debate. With insights from clinical, pharmaceutical, and in vivo animal studies, this Essay delves into the ...
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It was so nice to visit my old stomping ground in Exeter visiting the
@lsiexeter.bsky.social
and to give a talk about working in publishing and being an editor at
@plos.org
as part of the LSI Career Day 📖 And great to see some old colleagues and my PhD supervisor
@scholpplab.bsky.social
again!
about 1 year ago
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Dan Routledge
PLOS Biology
about 1 year ago
Our latest editorial in defense of
#vaccines
and vaccination introduces two Perspectives on priorities for outbreak vaccination, as well as the important successes of vaccines to date ⬇️
plos.io/4lKHvxy
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Please read and spread the word this
#WorldImmunizationWeek
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Vaccines work… and do not cause autism
Vaccines have saved millions of lives, yet their importance and safety is repeatedly in question. W e cannot let disinformation campaigns get in the way of global public health – it is not time to def...
https://plos.io/3RSlwr3
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Alex Eve
about 1 year ago
#DevBio
job opportunity! Development (
@dev-journal.bsky.social
) is looking for a new Community Manager to run our community site, the Node (
@the-node.bsky.social
) – a great opportunity if you love devbio,
#stemcells
,
#scicom
and community engagement. Happy to chat informally about the role. ⬇️
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Work for us
Working for us We’re always looking for talented and motivated people to work as part of our close-knit team. Roles range from editorial to production, marketing to event co-ordination, HR to accounts...
https://www.biologists.com/about-us/work-for-us/
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Nonia Pariente
about 1 year ago
Vacciness have saved > 6 lives/min in the last 50 years, yet their importance & safety is often questioned “We should not allow misinformation, disinformation, ignorance and defunding to hinder vaccine development, deployment and use” My latest
@plosbiology.org
journals.plos.org/plosbiology/...
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Vaccines work… and do not cause autism
Vaccines have saved millions of lives, yet their importance and safety is repeatedly in question. W e cannot let disinformation campaigns get in the way of global public health – it is not time to def...
https://journals.plos.org/plosbiology/article?id=10.1371/journal.pbio.3003143
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Dan Routledge
PLOS Biology
about 1 year ago
Our latest editorial in defense of vaccines and vaccination, introduces two Perspectives in this issue on priorities for outbreak vaccination, as well as the important successes of vaccines to date Please read and spread the word 🙏🏻!
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PLOS Biology
about 1 year ago
How did
#vocal
communication come to dominate human
#language
? This Unsolved Mystery discusses evidence suggesting that fetal auditory development & learning in the womb are important factors that contributed to human language evolving via a vocal, rather than gestural, route 🗣️🧪 ▶️
plos.io/3EjnKMT
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Gautam Dey
about 1 year ago
🌍🔬 📣 Please spread the word! Join us! How can cell biology shape a more resilient planet? Virtual registration is still open for the EMBO Workshop on Cells 4 Climate Resilience →
meetings.embo.org/event/25-cli..
. 🗓️ Deadline: April 11 🎥 Watch the teaser →
youtu.be/8eMJ91udHDs
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Dan Routledge
PLOS Biology
about 1 year ago
Can we ever have too much
#ecological
field
#data
? This Perspective advocates for proper funding and resources to enable collection of long-term ecological data, which is essential to assess animal behavior and adaptation in the face of anthropogenic change 🧪 ▶️
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The end of long-term ecological data?
Can we ever have too much ecological field data? Are data sharing norms and the environmental costs of travel disincentivizing its collection? This Perspective advocates for proper funding and resourc...
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Nonia Pariente
about 1 year ago
Looking forward to this webinar with
@scilifelab.se
on navigating open science policies. I will speak about open science practices at scientific journals. There’s still time to sign up - come join us!
www.scilifelab.se/event/plos-a...
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PLOS and SciLifeLab Webinar: Navigating Open Science Policies – Practical Guidance for Researchers on Sharing Data and Software
Open science policies are rapidly evolving, but many researchers find them to be vague and difficult to navigate. These policies often lack clear, actionable guidelines for how researchers can respond...
https://www.scilifelab.se/event/plos-and-scilifelab-webinar/
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Dan Routledge
Nonia Pariente
about 1 year ago
Find out the ins and outs of Registered Reports at the Responsible Research
#FREEwebinar
on 30 April Join to learn what a registered report is & how it differs from other publication formats, & the benefits of registered reports for authors & science Find out more & register at:
lnkd.in/ed3csppN
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PLOS Biology
about 1 year ago
The coming decade might see major cuts to US Government
#funding
for biomedicine. This Perspective highlights how your biosciences
#PhD
gives you the problem-solving skills to navigate this maelstrom, especially if you maintain flexibility, optimism &enthusiasm for uncharted paths🧪 ▶️
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Navigating your US bioscience career into the 2030s
The coming decade might see major cuts to US Government funding for biomedicine and the mainstreaming of pseudoscience. This Perspective highlights how your biosciences PhD gives you the problem-solvi...
https://plos.io/3XEKPjt
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PLOS Biology
about 1 year ago
Soil
#biodiversity
is critical for the health of humans, animals & the environment. However, global change threatens our soil ecosystems. This Essay discusses the importance of soil biodiversity in the face of global stressors & the major knowledge gaps precluding its conservation🧪 ▶️
plos.io/4hSbLUa
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"after all, scientists are problem-solvers. If the solution was easy, wouldn’t we have figured it out by now?" Check out my Editorial w/
@npariente.bsky.social
discussing portable peer review, reviewer pools, AI, paying reviewers... &other solutions proposed for making peer review more sustainable🧪
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about 1 year ago
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Dan Routledge
PLOS Biology
about 1 year ago
Multiplexed imaging is a powerful approach in spatial biology, but is complex, expensive & labor-intensive. This Community Page presents the IBEX Knowledge-Base, a central resource for reagents, protocols & more, to enhance knowledge sharing & innovation of multiplexing techniques.🧪
plos.io/41FoJP9
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PLOS Biology
about 1 year ago
Insect vector
#microbiomes
make promising targets for controlling vector-borne diseases. This Perspective discusses how microbial isolate collections aid in identifying microbial targets, & outlines how international collaborations should ensure ethical & equitable benefit sharing🧪 ➡️
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Really enjoyed editing this one - a very thought-provoking Essay that eloqeuntly challenges the somatic mutation theory and the notion that cancer is a purely genetic disease 🧪
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about 1 year ago
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James Briscoe
about 1 year ago
Science under siege: protecting scientific progress in turbulent times
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Science under siege: protecting scientific progress in turbulent times
As Editors-in-Chief of The Company of Biologists' journals, we have been watching with growing concern the policy changes in the United States of America (USA) and the challenges that these are creati...
https://journals.biologists.com/dev/article/152/6/DEV204757/367342/Science-under-siege-protecting-scientific-progress
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PLOS Biology
about 1 year ago
A major challenge in natural-product-based drug discovery is identifying gene clusters most likely to specify new chemistry & bioactivities. In this Perspective
@marnixmedema.bsky.social
&
@gillesvanwezel.bsky.social
discuss the challenges & state of the art of antibiotic discovery🧪
plos.io/4bpZrJa
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New solutions for antibiotic discovery: Prioritizing microbial biosynthetic space using ecology and machine learning
A major challenge in natural-product-based drug discovery is the identification of gene clusters most likely to specify new chemistry and bioactivities. This Perspective discusses the challenges and s...
https://plos.io/4bpZrJa
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Dan Routledge
PLOS Biology
about 1 year ago
PLOS has issued a statement on recent US Executive Orders and scientific integrity. We are determined to stand firmly behind our mission, our values and our principles, and against any attempt at censorship or undermining of the core principles of scientific inquiry.
plos.io/3D4O8cH
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PLOS statement on recent US Executive Orders and scientific integrity - The Official PLOS Blog
Since its founding over twenty five years ago PLOS has been dedicated to advancing open science, ensuring that knowledge is accessible to…
https://plos.io/3D4O8cH
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PLOS Biology
over 1 year ago
In 2025, we continue to advocate for policy based on scientific evidence. This 2020 Editorial, “We need leaders that believe in scientific evidence”, resonates today as loudly as ever:
plos.io/34lyl59
. PLOS Biology also continues to push for DEI and a diverse scientific community:
plos.io/3rzxczU
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We need leaders that believe in scientific evidence
In a world beset by attempts to undermine scientific evidence and evidence-based policy, we emphasize their important role in helping humanity rise to the challenges of our time.
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