Last week, the Web team launched the Advanced Browse functionality and a link to a larger view of the Featured Image on…

When the Topaz development team first started working on the framework, they had the daunting task of consolidating an 18 month development…

The PLoS ONE 0.6 release candidate is now live. This release candidate features Browse by Subject, Browse by Publication Date and a…

We are pleased with the lively discussion taking place on the PLoS blogs. The sites have grown since we launched several months…

The second Tuesday of each month, social changemakers and web innovators get together to network, socialize and share ideas at Net Tuesday…

The PLoS ONE application framework has been running smoothly for over two weeks and we’ve published 145 articles on a broad range…

A lot of people have been involved in the project from it’s inception – I won’t get into specifics but a lot…

I recently gave a brief presentation at the yearly CrossRef member meeting on unique author identification in scientific publishing. I had gathered…

One Laptop per Child is closer to reality with the Children’s Machine (CM1). One of the key features is that it “creates…

A year ago, some enterprising lads at the IT University of Copenhagen released a recipe of beer under the Creative Commons license…

Last week, I attended the Fedora Users Conference at the University of Virginia. This was the first time that the TOPAZ and…

Given that this is the PLoS technology blog, I thought that it would be good to start with an overview of the…