As PLOS ONE celebrates its tenth birthday, we take a few moments to reflect on the ways in which the journal has changed the landscape of scholarly publishing. Check out the video above, “Shaking Things Up,” for a thoughtful look at PLOS ONE’s first decade.
<p>Credits
</p><p>Speakers:
Michael Eisen, UC Berkeley &amp; Howard Hughes Medical Institute; Suzanne Gage, University of Liverpool; Joerg Heber, PLOS ONE; Robin Lovell-Badge, The Francis Crick Institute; Meredith Niles, The University of Vermont; Juliet Spencer, University of San Francisco; Gary Ward, University of Vermont
</p><p>All speakers volunteered their participation. With the exception of Joerg Heber, none were paid by PLOS.
</p><p>Production:
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Geno Urbano, Video Editing; Will Jackson, Camera and Sound; Mark Johnson, Producer; Geoff Hamm, Director; Audionautix.com, Music
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