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+May 30, 2023
+05/09/2023
+Bibliometrics
+Shepperd and Yousefi investigate retractions of publications in the computer science field, differences in labelling retractions among publishers, and citations of retracted articles including among systematic reviews.
+Image credit: pieczątka by foturo, Pixabay
05/19/2023
+Decision making
+Wahn and colleagues investigate the impact of cognitive demand on the human willingness to delegate tasks to algorithms
+Image credit: Artificial Intelligence by Gerd Altmann Pixabay
05/23/2023
+Psychology
+Kramer and Leitao explore the healing power of laughter. Their findings reveal that spontaneous laughter induces a significant reduction in cortisol levels, offering potential benefits for enhancing overall well-being.
+Image credit: Śmiech, Statua by Juda Pixabay
05/18/2023
+Cell Biology
+Inui and colleagues developed a novel technology to passage and freeze human iPS cell-derived hepatocytes to improve their functions for potential drug discovery research.
+Image credit: Fig 4 by Jumpei Inui et al., CC BY 4.0
05/15/2023
+EveryONE
+In this interview, PLOS ONE Academic Editor Mabel Aoun talks about the editorial role, experience in nephrology and public health, and the importance of open science.
+Image credit: Dr. Mabel Aoun
+04/25/2023
+EveryONE
+PLOS ONE staff editor Johannes Stortz highlights recent research in the journal relating to malaria and efforts towards its eradication.
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+04/22/2023
+EveryONE
+PLOS ONE staff editor Joseph Donlan highlights recent research illustrating the importance of open science in protecting and preserving our planet
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+05/19/2023
+Sport Science
+Vaquero-Cristóbal and colleagues examine the barriers hindering disability inclusion in the educational system
+Image credit: Freepik">Freepik
+05/17/2023
+Ecology
+Gregersen and colleagues investigate the use of a kinetic energy harvester as a power source for a lifetime wildlife tracker
+05/10/2023
+AI
+Bull and colleagues present a method for classifying tree text medical notes involving medical expert input, requiring minimal machine learning expertise.
+Image credit: Woman, Artificial Intelligence by Gerd Altmann Pixabay
+05/11/2023
+Marketing
+In a mixed-methods study, Calabrese and colleagues examine perceptions of PrEP advertising and the potential to inadvertently perpetuate stigma, highlighting a need for diverse representation.
+Image credit: Abstract, rainbow, pattern by Sergio Carabajal Pixabay
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