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In this interview we speak with PLOS ONE Pediatric Section Editors Professor Ju-Lee Oei and Professor Ivan Florez. Here they discusses their important research and work with PLOS ONE. 

Catherine Farrell, Operations Manager at Hindawi takes us through the process from submission to final decision.

We are looking for a Researcher Engagement Manager to join our growing team in London.

This narrative review summarizes what is currently known about how SARS-CoV-2 infects cells and causes disease as a basis for considering whether chloroquine, r

As a transdisciplinary field of research and a social movement, planetary health seeks to analyse and address humanity’s manifold impacts on the planet and on our health. The movement has been gaining momentum in recent years.

This JAMA Guide to Statistics and Methods describes why interim analyses are performed during group sequential trials, provides examples of the limitations of i

Editor’s tips for passing journal checks You’ve painstakingly mapped out your research goal: to answer that unanswered question. You’ve conducted your experiments, analyzed the results and written your paper. Now it’s off to a journal. And the process begins. PLOS editors have seen it all and want to help get your paper published as quickly as possible. What does the journal office look for, and what are the potential pitfalls? More importantly, how can you ensure that your manuscript p...

Editor’s tips for passing journal checks The following blog was originally posted on the Official PLOS Blog and is crossposted here because it contains may helpful tips for new researchers who are submitting to journals. You’ve painstakingly mapped out your research goal: to answer that unanswered question. You’ve conducted your experiments, analyzed the results and written your paper. Now it’s off to a journal. And the process begins. PLOS editors have seen it all and want to help get ...