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Latest articles from Naturejobs.com Side jobs for scientists Paid work beyond the bench can offer a welcome source of income to cash-strapped junior researchers and provide opportunities for career development. Broken dreams US postdocs are less satisfied with their lives than are the general public and people in some developing countries, according to a recent survey. Multidisciplinary research: Pros and cons By bringing together experts from different disciplines we can find the solutions for today's global challenges, argues Mit Bhavsar. Sports science: An athlete-researcher's experience Koji Murofushi's career has been a mix of tradition and innovation in sports science. He shares his thoughts on a new training approach. Become a Nature journalist The Naturejobs journalism competition, London, 2017 Enter for a chance to work as a Nature journalist for the day! Briefs Busy? Here's the big news in careers, made small Immigration targets There is little evidence that large numbers of international students overstay their visas in the UK, according to a new report. Low diversity levels US universities fall short in hiring women and under-represented minorities, according to a study. Podcasts Naturejobs podcast: How to start and run a lab Starting a lab can be a daunting prospect as there is often little formal training in how to do it. In this podcast we speak to two researchers at different career stages about the practicalities of running a lab and how to manage a group of researchers. Ask our experts Have a careers question? Send us an email for a chance to have it answered in next month's podcast! Workplace technology from nature.com/naturetech HiPiler simplifies chromatin structure analysis DiscoverHiPiler, a 3D genome visualization tool. It’s like a photo application that can find and extract all the faces in your image library. Protein maps chart the causes of disease Improvements in mapping protein–protein interactions are allowing researchers to deconstruct the delicate mechanics of cells. From our library Open for business Postdoc positions in industry can teach people skills that they would not learn in academia. Six of the best: Elsewhere in Nature Giraffes could have evolved long necks to keep cool UK gender-equality scheme spreads across the world Wallaby milk acts as a placenta for babies The new economy of excrement Pregnant mice illuminate risk factors that could lead to autism Jordan seeks to become an oasis of water-saving technology   Recent science jobs Tenure-Track Position in Bioengineering University of Washington, Department of Bioengineering Assistant Professor of Molecular Biosciences Stanford University Postdoctoral fellow Uppsala University Multiple Faculty Positions City University of Hong Kong Two Faculty Positions University of North Carolina - Greensboro Postdoctoral Fellow The University of Tennessee Health Science Center Tenure Track Faculty Position University of Connecticut School of Medicine Tenure-Track Faculty Posit University of Pittsbugh, School of Medicine Postdoctoral fellow University of Gothenburg, Institute of Biomedicine Research Fellow in Health Economics University of Bristol Research Fellow Dana-Farber Cancer Institute (DFCI) Post-Doctoral Fellow ITC Limited Tenure-Track and Tenured Faculty Position Washington University in St. Louis Assistant Professor University of California - Irvine Postdoctoral Fellow The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center Post-doctoral researcher Virginia Commonwealth University Postdoctoral Fellows Linköping University (LiU) Faculty Positions in Climate Adaptation University of California - Davis Multiple post-doctoral positions The Clinical Data Center, Guangzhou Women and Children's Medical Center Distinguished Young Scholars Xi'an Jiaotong University More science jobs Post a science job

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