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	Latest articles from naturejobs.com Blog: In the classroom: Expect the unexpected  5 March 2014 Taking regular breaks from experiments can help illuminate explanations for unexpected data. Feature: Postgraduate careers: The hunt for the elusive alumni  4 March 2014 New efforts aim to track the careers of postgraduates. Column: Wanted: Information  4 March 2015 Detailed career data will help people to plan for life after a PhD, say Viviane Callier and Nathan L. Vanderford. Advertising Feature  Inside View:Takeda 4 March 2014 An interview with Tetsuyuku Maruyama from Takeda. Blog: Do you ever wish you'd stayed in science?  4 March 2015 Science communication has become more accepted in academic circles, allowing researchers to do both. Blog: The postdoc series: Insights, options, careers  2 March 2015 This is the first part in a series of blog posts about post doctoral research positions, exploring what they are, what options researchers have and where postdocs go next. Blog: Most read on Naturejobs: February 2015  27 February 2015 PhDs, Brazil and social media are just a few of the favourite topics on Naturejobs this month. Podcast: Career transitions: Increased support  26 February 2015 Research institutions, funding bodies and non-profits create recourses to support researchers with their careers in academia and outside. Feature: Environmental technology: Green light  25 February 2015 The scientific design of low-energy sustainable buildings is moving into the mainstream. Blog: Nature Nanotechnology: In the classroom  24 February 2015 Nature Nanotechnology makes career and education series open access. Blog: The Naturejobs Career Expo journalism competition is back!  23 February 2015 Enter for a chance to have your writing published on the Naturejobs blog and work with Nature Publishing Group editors. Blog: From Scotland to Brazil: Playing Tetris  20 February 2015 How do you pack your life in one bag? Gina Maffey continues to look at the challenges and opportunities faced by an academic couple moving abroad. All articles Recent science jobs Postdoctoral Scholar University of California - Irvine Postdoctoral Research Associate University of Miami Postdoctoral Scientists John Innes Centre (JIC) Clinical Research Fellow Queen's University Belfast Postdoctoral Fellow Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute Head of Research Liaison and Evaluation Arthritis Research UK Research Fellow University of Edinburgh Clinical Director Loma Linda University (LLU) Junior Group Leader Positions Laboratory of Excellence (LabEx) DEVweCAN PhD Candidate The University of Queensland Bioinformatics Officer Institute of Cancer Research (ICR) Postdoctoral Research Associates University of Minnesota Reader/Senior Lecturer Queen Mary University of London Postdoctoral Researcher Karolinska Institutet (KI) Post-doctoral Fellow or Research Associate University of Pennsylvania Post-Doctoral Fellow Position University of New Mexico Postdoctoral Research Scientist Virginia Commonwealth University Research Fellow TU Dresden, Dezernat 6, Sachgebiet Organisation More science jobs Post a free science job Elsewhere on nature.com UK government slammed for Kew Gardens budget crunch 4 March 2015 China's scientists must engage the public on GM 3 March 2015 NIH invests US$41.5million in placenta research 27 February 2015  Data sharing: Make outbreak research open access 25 February 2015 India's PhD students on hunger strike over delayed pay rise 24 February 2015

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