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	Latest articles from Naturejobs.com Blog: What are the benefits of reproducibility in science? 19 October 2016 There has always been an element of risk in science, which is why data must be reproducible, explains Ellen Phiddian. Column: For your information 19 October 2016 Sounding out people who are already working in a field that interests you is a great way to gain valuable inside knowledge during your job search, says Peter Fiske. Advertising Feature: Inside View: Bettencourt Schueller Foundation 19 October 2016 Ben Lehner, AXA and ICREA Professor and senior group leader at EMBL-CRG Systems Biology Unit, Center for Genomics Regulation, Barcelona, Spain. Blog: Away from home: An eye for funds 18 October 2016 We're bringing you the best stories on lab mobility from Nature India. Blog: Tips to identify the perfect employer 17 October 2016 Knowing yourself, what you want and what motivates you should be the foundation of your job hunt, says Ulrike Träger. Blog: How is the rise of data-intensive research changing what it means to be a scientist? 14 October 2016 Research involving vast quantities of data may be changing the image of scientific research, but is it changing the image of scientists too? Blog: Commercial break 14 October 2016 Science doesn't happen in a vacuum. Most researchers pursue their career because they not only love science but because they want to have an impact on the world – to help cure cancer, build a better dam, discover new planets, ease hunger. But those findings have to get from the lab to the market before they can become useful. Blog: Finding job satisfaction at a biomedical device company 12 October 2016 Perseverance can help land a position, but relevant experience is a big help. Feature: Volunteering: Pro bono science 12 October 2016 Offering your skills as a volunteer can be rewarding but needs careful thought. Q&A: Trade talk: Lab whiz 12 October 2016 How Stefanie Marquez-Vilendrer found a job in industry. Spotlight: Spotlight on Genetics 12 October 2016 Cheaper methods of sequencing are opening up doors for new research and new career paths. Blog: Away from home: Modelling biology 11 October 2016 We're bringing you the best stories in lab mobility from Nature India. Blog: How can better data sharing and management improve a career in science? 10 October 2016 Taking the time to plan how raw data will be recorded and shared can make all the difference when new research directions appear, says Matthew Edmonds. Blog: Back to basics: Cracking an academic interview 7 October 2016 Mit Bhavsar runs through some simple tips he learnt in his quest for an academic position. From our library Blog: Transferable skills: What are scientists good at (other than science?) Naturejobs journalism competition winner Ashish Nair celebrates the cornucopia of skills owned by scientists. Recent science jobs Research Fellow University of Southampton Postdoctoral Fellow Tulane University Health Sciences Center Multiple 4-year PhD studentships The University of Manchester Research Fellowships The University of Nottingham Postdoctoral Research Fellow University of Lincoln Principal Investigator / Faculty San Diego Biomedical Research Institute Postdoctoral Fellow UT Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas 4 Year PhD Prize Studentships Kennedy Institute of Rheumatology, University of Oxford Postdoctoral Fellow Universitatsklinikum Hamburg-Eppendorf Post doc at Lund University Diabetes Centre Lund University Core Bioinformatician (Research Associate) University of Cambridge Research Fellows Imperial College London Postdoctoral Fellow University of Virginia Postdoctoral Fellow/Associate Yale University School of Medicine Post-Doctoral Fellow in Neuroscience Washington University School of Medicine Postdoctoral Fellow Position UCLA Senior Research Associate Center for Human Disease Modeling, Duke University Cancer Physician Scientist Columbia University Medical Center International PhD Programs in the Life Sciences Life Science Zurich Graduate School More science jobs Post a science job Elsewhere on nature.com The power of prediction markets Google's AI reasons its way around the London Underground Science group seeks to guide Silicon Valley philanthropists Scientific buzzwords obscure meaning Where Nobel winners get their start World's tiniest machines win chemistry Nobel

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