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	Latest articles from naturejobs.com Video: All creatures great and small: Elizabeth Blackburn 1 October 2015 Elizabeth Blackburn talks about her fascination with living things and the discovery of telomerase and telomeres. Blog: Data sharing: Making it happen 1 October 2015 Sharing of ideas and data could remove the barriers to scientific discovery. Feature: Genetics: Fluent in DNA 30 September 2015 As genomics migrates to the clinic, job options are emerging for genetic counsellors to explain the meaning in mutations. Q&A: Turning point: Hosea Nelson 30 September 2015 A construction worker transitions to chemistry to carry out his love of building things. Advertising Feature  Spotlight: Switzerland: Innovation in middle Europe 30 September 2015 Switzerland's innovation success lies in superior financial and support systems which allow for effective working. Advertising Feature  Inside View: ETH Zurich 30 September 2015 An interview with Professor Lino Guzzella, President ETH Zurich, the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Zurich. Advertising Feature  Inside View: Actelion Pharmaceuticals 30 September 2015 An interview with Martine Clozel, Chief Scientific Officer and co-head of Drug Discovery at Acetlion Pharmaceuticals. Blog: Most read on Naturejobs: September 2015 30 September 2015 The top ten most widely read articles in September 2015 from naturejobs.com, including working environments, the plight of the postdoc, data misgivings and more! Blog: Science communication: Engaging data to engage people 29 September 2015 Digital storytelling can offer unprecedented insights into scientific data for both the lay public and scientific researchers, says Samuel Van Ransbeek. Blog: Nature Masterclasses: Writing for highly-selective journals 28 September 2015 Publishing in a highly-selective, high-impact journal can make a researcher's career. So what turns great science into a great manuscript? Blog: Data sharing: Why it's all 'mine' 25 September 2015 Data sharing makes scientific sense, but the career-conscious nature of scientists may stand in the way. Feature: Creative writing: A world of pure imagination 23 September 2015 The creative process of writing science-inspired fiction can be rewarding - and the untapped niche is rich in opportunities for originality. Q&A: Trade talk: Medical liaison 23 September 2015 David Crosby describes how he moved from basic research to doing outreach to healthcare providers. Blog: Finding job satisfaction as a medical science liaison 23 September 2015 David Crosby urges young scientists to take real advantage of the mentorship opportunities that abound everywhere. Blog: Career planning: The next five years 22 September 2015 Naoimh O'Connor recommends a three-step process to laying the foundations for the next five years of your research career. Correction 30 September 2015 All articles Recent science jobs Principal Research Fellowships Sainsbury Wellcome Centre PhD Students University of Fribourg Postdoctoral position Moffitt Cancer Center Lecturer (Assistant Professor) University of Bath Postdoctoral Scholar University of Chicago Junior Faculty Position University of New Mexico Fellowships Lundbeck Foundation Chief Executive Armagh Observatory and Planetarium Jeffreys Professor of Genetics University of Leicester Faculty Positions Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai Postdoctoral Fellow Brigham & Women's Hospital - Harvard Medical School Tenure-Track Faculty Position Yale University School of Medicine Head of Scientific Computing Cancer Research UK Manchester Institute Bioinformaticians Karolinska Institutet (KI) Research Assistant University of Bristol Lab manager Karolinska Institutet (KI) Research Fellow TU Dresden More science jobs Post a science job Elsewhere on nature.com Science must prepare for impact 30 September 2015 Goals galore 30 September 2015 Social network launches bid to get academics chattering about papers online 25 September 2015 Gender disparity study faces attack 24 September 2015 US National Academies issue call to cut red tape 22 September 2015

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