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	Latest articles from naturejobs.com Podcast: Science blogging 18 September 2014 Early-career researchers and established professors have different challenges when blogging about science. Feature: Early-career funding: Big introductions 17 September 2014 Europe's Starting Grants are ideal for young researchers with big ideas. Career Brief: Career progression: Europe on track 17 September 2014 Europe's universities are adopting tenure to draw recruits. Career Brief: Research and development: Falls in funding 17 September 2014 US research and development still suffering from budget battles. Career Brief: Education: Degrees of difference 17 September 2014 Degree-level education is rare in many nations, says report. Blog post: It's not you, it's me: Learning from a grant rejection 17 September 2014 When you receive a grant rejection, Lisa Restelli advises scientists to learn from those that receive the grants. Blog post: Online education: Recognize how you learn 15 September 2014 Understanding how you learn can help you find the right online course for you. Blog post: PhD as a training of the mind 11 September 2014 Annalise Smith argues that a PhD is more than just research training. Feature: Job satisfaction: Divided opinions 10 September 2014 Financial woes are marring researchers' enjoyment of their work. Blog post: What do researchers do next? A sneak preview 9 September 2014 The results from the "What do researchers do next?" survey have been announced. Blog post: Blog: The 'I'-deal science environment 9 September 2014 Esther Cooke believes that the ideal science environment is all about teamwork. Blog post: Online education: Face time 8 September 2014 Online courses recognize the importance of student and staff contact time. Blog post: Careers in Nature: 5 September 2014 5 September 2014 A round-up of all the careers-related content in Nature. All articles Recent science jobs Tenure Track Faculty Positions The Department of Genetics Washington University School of Medicine Postdoctoral Research Scholar in Computational Materials Sciences Università degli Studi di Napoli Federico II Professor University of Gdansk Immunohistochemistry Technician inviCRO, LLC Online Sales Executive Nature Publishing Group, Macmillan Science and Education Head of School of Biomedical Sciences Melbourne University Assistant Professorship in Stem Cells and Regenerative Medicine Keck School of Medicine of USC Postdoctoral Fellows and Graduate Student Positions Vancouver Prostate Centre Postdoctoral Fellowship UNIFESP-Escola Paulista de Medicina Senior Research Associate University College London (UCL) PhD Student Paul-Drude-Institut für Festkörperelektronik Group leader in cancer research Institut for Cancer and Aging, Nice (IRCAN) + Cancer Center Antoine Lacassagne (CAL) More science jobs Post a free science job Elsewhere on nature.com Diversity: Pride in Science 16 September 2014 Collaboration: Strength in diversity 16 September 2014 Economist and lawyer nominated for key science-related EU pots 10 September 2014 Balzan prizes honour plant ecologist and mathematician 9 September 2014 In the classroom: The shifting roles of museums 3 September 2014

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