Author: Meg Byrne

PLOS ONE Goes to the Mile-High City for ASM 2013

By Meg Byrne
Posted: May 15, 2013

Category: Aggregators | Tagged American Society for Microbiology, ASM, ASM 2013, Bacillus anthracis, bacteria, Microbiology, Open Access, PLoS ONE, Publishing | Leave a comment

How eels navigate to the Sargasso Sea

By Meg Byrne
Posted: March 15, 2013

Category: Aggregators | Tagged American eel, Anguilla anguilla, European eel, geomagnetic field, magnetic field, migration, navigation, orientation, Sargasso Sea | 3 Comments

No sense of direction? Consider consulting some carp

By Meg Byrne
Posted: January 30, 2013

Category: Aggregators, Topic Focus | Tagged ants, carp, fish, geomagnetic field, magnet, magnetic field, magnetotactic bacteria, navigation, orientation | Leave a comment

Great Genetics: PLOS ONE at ASHG

By Meg Byrne
Posted: November 6, 2012

Category: Aggregators, article-level metrics | Tagged Alzheimer disease, American Society of Human Genetics, article-level metrics, ASHG, chromosome translocation, consanguinity, copy number variation, DNA methylation, glaucoma, human genetics, Human Genome Diversity Project, melanoma, type 2 diabetes | Leave a comment

A selection of influential PLOS ONE papers on tropical medicine and malaria

By Meg Byrne
Posted: September 27, 2012

Category: Aggregators, Topic Focus | Tagged antiviral, article-level metrics, leishmaniasis, Malaria, mosquito, neglected tropical disease, parasite, plasmodium, PLoS ONE, schistosomiasis, Submissions, tropical medicine, virus | Leave a comment