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	Latest articles from naturejobs.com Blog: Naturejobs Career Guide: Asia-Pacific 20 August 2015 Scientists looking for new experiences in research should explore options in the Asia Pacific region as funding floods in. Feature: The dream budget 19 August 2015 The key to a strong grant application is a well-considered and detailed outline of expenses, says grant director Ingrid Eisenstadter. Blog: Science communication: Life's a pitch 19 August 2015 OR: How to come out as a scientist to the public, your friends and family, when the latter paid for your degree and the former are paying for your current research, and all are slightly against the idea anyway because they were really hoping to get discounted wormers. Blog: Social media: Handling casual sexism 18 August 2015 Don't let unwelcome comments muffle your voice; instead speak out about your experiences, says Virginia Schutte. Blog: Networking: Never too much 17 August 2015 An ever-growing network can help you get insights and experiences in a chosen industry, says Michelle Reeve. Blog: Assessing PhDs: The thesis or the alternative 14 August 2015 James Lewis discusses whether the traditional PhD thesis is the best way for assessing students, and what a good alternative might be. Blog: Career A or B: Making the decision 13 August 2015 Collect data on yourself before choosing a career. Feature: Biomedical research: Drug hunters wanted 12 August 2015 The biotherapeutics industry is burgeoning — and it needs scientists with specialized disease knowledge and technical savvy to join in the drug-discovery efforts. Blog: Announcing the Publishing Better Science Through Better Data writing competition 12 August 2015 Enter a new writing competition for the change to attend the Publishing Better Science Through Better Data 2015 event in October, have your writing published on the Naturejobs blog and work with Nature Publishing Group editors. Blog: Mentoring: Where laureates go for advice 11 August 2015 Mentorship advice comes in many forms and from many sources, say Nobel laureates. Blog: #ScientistOnTheMove: July 2015 10 August 2015 From PhD to press officer and from postdoc to industry-based scientist. All articles Recent science jobs PEARL Research Assistant : Bristol, United Kingdom University of Bristol Clinical Lecturer University of Bristol Research Assistant/Associate (in Microscopy Image Processing and Analysis) : Bristol, United Kingdom University of Bristol Assistant Professor Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center Chancellor's Fellow University of Edinburgh Professor in Integrative Physiology University of Fribourg / Switzerland and the Department of Medicine Postdoctoral Associate University of Miami Research Associate University of Warwick Postdoctoral Position in Antibody Engineering VIB Postdoctoral Fellow Technion - Israel Institute of Technology Research Fellow TU Dresden Post-Doctoral/Senior Research Northwestern University Statistician Dana-Farber Cancer Institute (DFCI) Early Career Research Fellow Imperial College London Team Leader Proteomics European Bioinformatics Institute (EMBL-EBI) Lecturer in Conservation Biology University of Leeds Postdoctoral Fellow Cornell University More science jobs Post a science job Elsewhere on nature.com Portfolio boost 19 August 2015 Faked peer reviews prompt 64 retractions 18 August 2015 Greek bailout set to free up research funds 15 August 2015 Ebola spurs creation of Japan's first maximum-security biolab 13 August 2015 Science in the community 12 August 2015

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	Announcements Join us on September 18 for the Naturejobs Career Expo London 2015! This career fair offers young, talented researchers an excellent opportunity to meet a diverse selection of national and international employers from academic institutions and scientific industries. The event is FREE and offers you a chance to get your CV checked, meet and network with employers and leading scientific institutions and attend useful workshops. Register and find out more.

	This month's poll Ask the expert: What question should Naoimh O'Connor answer? What is the single most important thing I need to do to increase my chances of securing a permanent academic position? I've spent most of my career writing papers and trying to secure funding. How do I now make my CV look more like something non-academic employers want to see? The five year plan. How do I begin to think about what I'll be doing in 5 years when I don't even know where I'll be in six months? I'm not especially shy but I really hate the idea of networking. How do I network so that I actually enjoy it? (and what use is it to me anyway?) There's no point looking for a new job until a month or two before my contract is up, right? Vote in the poll

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