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	Latest articles from naturejobs.com Feature: Interviews: The all-important job talk 4 September 2014 How people present their research and aspirations during interviews for academic positions can make or break their career. Q&A: Turning point: Shingo Kajimura 4 September 2014 Brown-fat research helps one-time fish scientist to make waves in obesity field. Blog post: The importance of science communication 4 September 2014 Samuel Brod explains why it is important for scientists to engage in science communication. Blog post: Should we patch the leaky pipeline? 2 September 2014 Scientists leaving academia is "no bad thing", says Simon Hazelwood-Smith. Blog post: Online education: The role of reputation 1 September 2014 Reputation of an online degree should be an important factor when considering your choices, says Charles Choi. Blog post: Most read on the Naturejobs blog: August 2014 29 August 2014 The top ten most read articles on Naturejobs for the month of August. Blog post: Becoming a mentor 28 August 2014 What does it take to be a mentor? Dominika Bijos takes a look. Column: Bold moves 27 August 2014 People seeking non-academic jobs may need to try something unexpected to be noticed, says Peter Fiske. Career Brief: Lies have consequences 27 August 2014 Falsehoods on CVs can jeopardize a job offer. Career Brief: Mentoring programme 27 August 2014 Virtual network matches mentors with students worldwide. Career Brief: Donation expectations 27 August 2014 Growth in charitable giving to US higher education falls. Blog post: Are you talking to me? 26 August 2014 Scientists and business people are more alike than they think, says Melissa Jones. Blog post: Online education: Credit and cost are critical 25 August 2014 When choosing an online course, consider whether or not accreditation is important to you, says Charles Choi. Blog post: I am a scientist because... 23 August 2014 A social media campaign that highlights the diversity of scientists and their passion for science. Blog post: The ideal environment for a scientist to work in 22 August 2014 Menorca Chaturvedi thinks there are four main characteristics to an ideal scientific environment. All articles Recent science jobs Postdoctoral Fellow Indiana University School of Medicine Independent Research Fellows Call The University of Manchester Postdoctoral research fellow Karolinska Institutet (KI) Research Associate University of Glasgow Postdoctoral Positions ETH Zurich Postdoctoral Fellow & Research Scholar Baylor College of Medicine (BCM) Group Leader Wellcome Trust Centre for Human Genetics Faculty - Digestive Health and Diseases University of Chicago Post-Doctoral Scientist The National Institute for Biological Standards and Control (NIBSC) Postdoctoral Associate University of Florida Postdoctoral Positions Sloan-Kettering Institute Post-doctoral Fellowship University of Oxford PhD Student The Hebrew University of Jerusalem Postdoctoral Research Associate University of Liverpool PhD Studentship University of Hull Post-doctoral Training Fellow Institute of Cancer Research (ICR) Postdoctoral Position in Behavioral Neuroscience University of Gothenburg (GU) Postdoctoral Research Associate (Fixed Term) University of Cambridge More science jobs Post a free science job Elsewhere on nature.com Put focus back on basic research, say science unions 3 September 2014 Life outside the lab 3 September 2014 There is life after academia 3 September 2014 Diplomatic service 27 August 2014 Away from home: Asking the right questions 27 August 2014 The Physics Factory: Putting the fizz back into physics teaching 22 August 2014

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