PLoS Biology at 5: The Future Is Open Access

Theodora Bloom · Christine Ferguson · Liza Gross · Catriona MacCallum · Jami Milton · Stephanie C. Wai +2 more

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Five years afterPLoS Biology launched, the publishing landscape has changed radically. How much have PLoS andPLoS Biology contributed to this change, and what does the future hold for open access?

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2003Why PLoS Became a Publisher 2007When Is Open Access Not Open Access?2006ONE for All: The Next Step for PLoS 2016Thinking about Prestige, Quality, and Open Access 2008Open Access News 2003PLoS Biology—We're Open

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