Open data, collaborations and a quick look back at 2015

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	Latest articles from naturejobs.com Blog: Five top tips for getting your paper noticed 6 January 2016 Your research breakthrough doesn't just need to be read by the experts, says Mark Lorch. Feature: Data sharing: An open mind on open data 6 January 2016 The move to make scientific findings transparent can be a major boon to research, but it can be tricky to embrace the change. Q&A: Turning point: Andrew Simons 6 January 2016 A biologist turns to economics – and Ethiopia – to explore policies that improve food security. Blog: The faculty series: Learning to collaborate 4 January 2016 Collaborations are the key to success in modern scientific research, says Michelle Ma. Blog: Naturejobs: Let's look over 2015 31 December 2015 The Naturejobs blog has flourished this year – we hope you have too. Blog: The Düsseldorf Career Expo 29 December 2015 Naturejobs comes to Germany. Blog: The faculty series: Recruiting staff 21 December 2015 Modern and traditional networking techniques can help junior faculty attract top students and postdocs to their labs. Videos Science communication: How to deal with the media - 23 December 2015 Science communication: How to get a job - 23 December 2015 Science communication: Making the transition - 23 December 2015 Science communication: Do you need a PhD? - 23 December 2015 Science communication: How to deal with articles that misrepresent science - 23 December 2015 Careers in industry: How to transition into a new field - 18 December 2015 All articles Recent science jobs Professor of Nutrition/Human Health University of Auckland Technology Development Scientist Inivata Research Group Leader Max Planck Institute Research Technician Dana-Farber Cancer Institute Postdoctoral position in protein engineering Chalmers University of Technology President / CEO Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology (OIST) Postdoc in immunology University of California - San Diego Multiple Professorships National University of Defense Technology Associate Editor - Nature Chemistry Springer Nature Bioinformatics Postdoctoral Fellow La Jolla Institute for Allergy & Immunology 2 PhD Fellowships CNIC Quantitative Biology/Biophysics Brandeis University PhD studentship Roskamp Institute Research Associate(s)/Post-doctoral Scientist(s) University of Cambridge PhD Student Opportunities The University of Queensland Group Leader Positions Imagine Institute for Genetic Diseases PhD Candidate in Computer Vision Université du Luxembourg / SNT Professor of Neurology University of California - San Francisco, School of Medicine More science jobs Post a science job Elsewhere on nature.com The science to look out for in 2016 22 December 2015 Dutch lead European push to flip journals to open access 6 January 2016 Open journals that piggyback on arXiv gather momentum 4 January 2016 The unsung heroes of scientific software 4 January 2016 Biologists lose out in post-PhD earnings analysis 10 December 2015 Conservation biology: Wild at heart 23 December 2015

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