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	Latest articles from naturejobs.com Podcast: Companies on campus: The blossoming relationship between academia and industry 16 October 2014 Having companies based on campus can have career benefits for everyone, says Jana Watson-Capps. Blog post: Ask the expert on Naturejobs: Meet Sarah Blackford 16 October 2014 What questions would you like Sarah Blackford to answer? Vote in the Naturejobs poll. Feature: Molecular biology: Genetic touch-ups 15 October 2014 Simplified techniques have made the field of gene editing much more accessible to non-specialists. Blog post: Lindau: Winning the war 15 October 2014 A Nature film about the war on cancer, based on the 2014 Lindau meetings. Blog post: How to recognise your transferable skills 13 October 2014 Anna Price, and a panel of academics-turned-other-careers, show that all scientists in academia have transferable skills, but the trick lies in recognising and applying them. Blog post: How to succeed at a career in industry 10 October 2014 Lessons learned from the Naturejobs Careers in industry panel Blog post: Lindau: May cause drowsiness 8 October 2014 A Nature film about the unwanted effects of pharmaceuticals, based on the 2014 Lindau meetings. Feature: Family: Community care 8 October 2014 Help is available for researchers who want to provide care for elderly relatives. Advertising Feature  Spotlight: University of Tsukuba 8 October 2014 A world of opportunities. Correction 8 October 2014 A correction to 'Kid-friendly digs', an article published on Naturejobs on 24 September 2014. Blog post: How to build a career in the biomedical sciences 6 October 2014 Passion is the key to success, says Jim Smith in his keynote speech at the London Naturejobs Career Expo in September 2014. Blog post: Lindau: The long goodbye 4 October 2014 A Nature film about the direction of ageing research, based on the 2014 Lindau meetings. Blog post: The postdoc decision 3 October 2014 Career ambitions are the most popular reasons for taking on a postdoc, followed closely by a love of science. All articles Recent science jobs Postdoctoral Fellow University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio Postdoctoral Researcher John Innes Centre (JIC) Tenure-Track Faculty Position University of Cambridge Doctoral student University of Jyvaskyla, Finland Assistant/Associate Professor University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Senior Research Associate University of East Anglia (UEA) PhD Position University of Cologne 3-year Research Chair Position in Material Sciences Université de Bordeaux Postdoctoral Researcher Queen Mary University of London PhD Student Position Universitatsklinikum Hamburg-Eppendorf Postgraduate Research Student University of Strathclyde Postdoctoral Fellow - Breast Cancer Research Albert Einstein College of Medicine in New York Postdoctoral Fellow Univerity of Virginia Post Doctoral Associate University of Massachusetts Tenure-track and Tenured Faculty Positions University of Central Florida Postdoctoral Research Assistant University of Bristol Research Technician European Molecular Biology Laboratory (EMBL) Postdoctoral fellow Harvard Medical School Faculty Position in Mechanical Engineering Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL) More science jobs Post a free science job Elsewhere on nature.com Illumina backs three genomics startups 15 October 2014 The scientists who get credit for peer review 9 October 2014 A call to those who care about Europe's science 8 October 2014 Brazil warming to 'green' policies 24 September2014 Chinese science gets mass transformation 23 September 2014 Scottish scientists look to a more independent future 22 September 2014

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