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	Latest articles from naturejobs.com Blog: Ask the expert: How do I figure out what value I have to offer non-academic employers?  19 February 2014 Being open-minded and entrepreneurial in a personal analysis can help scientists understand their value propositions. Feature: Workplace safety: Risky encounters  18 February 2014 Of all of the hazards faced by researchers, the biggest threat may be the human element. Q&A: Turning point: Stacey Gabriel  18 February 2015 Genomicist reaches top rank as middle author. Brief: Compliance: Research regulations  18 February 2015 Study on scientific paperwork might cut red tape. Brief: Motherhood: Biases in US academia  18 February 2015 US academia shows bias against motherhood. Brief: Charitable donations: University gifts grow  18 February 2015 Improving times fill schools' coffers. Blog: The elephant in the lab  17 February 2015 Young researchers should take the time to educate themselves on STEM career-related statistics. Blog: #ScientistOnTheMove January 2015  13 February 2015 From academia to medical writing, editing, policy, further research and a swap from communications to a PhD in later life. Blog: Ask the expert: Meet Barry O'Brien  12 February 2015 Barry O'Brien, career advisor in Sweden, is this month's Naturejobs expert. Feature: Social media: A network boost 11 February 2015 How scientists can use Twitter to expand their social contacts and find jobs. Brief: Immigration: Scientists gain access  11 February 2015 Proposed legislation would loosen visa restrictions. Brief: Government funding: State contributions  11 February 2015 How individual US states stack up. Blog: Career change: Mid-life PhD  10 February 2015 Starting a scientific career later in life can benefit from the added stability in people's lives. Blog: The challenges and lessons from setting up a business  6 February 2015 Setting up a business can help scientists develop skills in marketing, sales, communication and more. All articles Recent science jobs Research Assistant King's College London Post Doctoral Fellow The Wistar Institute Postdoctoral researcher Lund University Ph.D. Position Université Libre de Bruxelles (ULB) Lecturer in Biological Sciences (five positions available) University of Essex Postdoctoral Position Dartmouth College 2 Postdoctoral Fellows University of Copenhagen Research Scientists Cancer Research UK Director of Research Leukaemia & Lymphoma Research Postdoctoral Position University of Illinois Research Associate University College London (UCL) Research Fellow University of Wollongong Staff Scientist Bioinformatics Technische Universität München (TUM) Research Assistant University of Kansas Medical Center (KUMC) Postdoctoral Fellow Stanford University School of Medicine Professor and Chair City of Hope Postdoctoral Researcher University of Limerick Postdoctoral Research Scientists  The Babraham Institute More science jobs Post a free science job Elsewhere on nature.com US women progress to PhD at same rate as men 17 February 2015 Exposing Sahara science in the shadow of terrorism 16 February 2015 Forensic specialist discusses a discipline in crisis 12 February 2015  Clinical-trial specialist could be next FDA chief 12 February 2015 Journal published 200-word papers 12 February 2015 Physics in finance: Trading at the speed of light 11 February 2015 Telling stories 11 February 2015

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