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	Latest articles from naturejobs.com Feature: Public relations: For your information 30 April 2014 Scientific public-information officers need a gift for writing and a wide interest in all areas of science. Column: Choosing to stay 30 April 2014 Saying no to a move is not easy, but there could be some very good reasons to stay put, says Yoshimi Rii. Blog post: Boston Career Expo journalist competition runner up: Marta Wegorzewska 30 April 2014 Marta Wegorzewska is a runner-up in the competition. She answered the question: A penguin walks through that door right now wearing a sombrero. What does he say and why is he here? Blog post: Boston Career Expo journalist competition 28 April 2014 Over the next fortnight we'll be announcing the winners of the Naturejobs Career Expo journalist competition. Blog post: Joining a start-up fresh out of university 25 April 2014 Martine Weinstein talks about her experiences and lessons as she moved straight into the start-up scene after graduating from Imperial College. Podcast: London's biotech hub with Kit Malthouse 23 April 2014 Kit Malthouse, the Deputy Mayor of Business and Enterprise talks about his plans to turn London into a "fizzing, buzzing" ecosystem for bioscience enterprise. Feature: Grants: Funder storm 23 April 2014 A confluence of budget disappointments has confounded US scientists and left many uncertain about their future. Advertising feature:  Spotlight: Immunology 23 April 2014 Synthetic biology: a science to 'fuel, heal and feed'. Synthetic biology is rapidly changing the way vaccines are being designed, tested and produced. Advertising feature:  Spotlight: Austria 23 April 2014 Magnet in middle Europe: Flexible funding, collaborative colleagues, excellent infrastructure and a great lifestyle are attracting researchers from around the world to Austria. Q&A: Turning point: Andrew Zwicker 23 April 2014 Plasma physicist-turned-educator turns his sights on public office. Career Brief: Burnout predictors 23 April 2014 A greater total workload makes women more vulnerable to burnout, finds study. Career Brief: UK visa fast track 23 April 2014 Agencies collaborate to hasten foreign scientists' admission. Career Brief: Science 2.0 23 April 2014 Study concludes that more scientists should use social media in their work. Blog post: The biotech industry with Rob Carlson 18 April 2014 Rob Carlson takes us back through his career path, highlighting the modern biotech industry and how it has changed since he started flirting with it. All articles Recent science jobs Research Associate II University of Massachusetts Research Fellow University of Edinburgh Postdoctoral Associate Stony Brook University PhD-student position University Hospital Aachen Post-doctoral fellow in cancer research University of Helsinki Postdoctoral research associate Washington University Post-doctoral Researcher ETH Zurich Post-doctoral Research Associate University of Oxford Research Assistant/Associate University of Glasgow Postdoctoral fellow University of Iowa Carver College of Medicine Post-doctoral research fellow Johns Hopkins University PhD student Uniklinik Köln UCD Research Assistant University College Dublin Research Fellow University of Exeter More science jobs Post a free science job Elsewhere on nature.com US biodefence facilities ramp up 29 April 2014 Basic science finds corporate refuge 29 April 2014 Start-up investor bets on biotech 23 April 2014 Medical genomics: Father and use genetic data in health care 23 April 2014 UK foreign aid turns to research 23 April 2014

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