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	Latest articles from naturejobs.com News: Employment terms: California postdocs win new rights 2 December 2015 Career development a priority in university contract. Column: Fellowships are the future 2 December 2015 Postdocs need a level of autonomy to get the best out of their position, say Viviane Callier and Jessica Polka. Advertising Feature  Spotlight: Japanese Battery Technologies 2 December 2015 Leading Japanese industries and universities discuss the landscape. Blog: Taking control of your career as a female physicist 2 December 2015 The Institute of Physics recently held an event on 'Taking control of your career as a female physicist'. Naturejobs sent Jack Leeming to find out more. Blog: The faculty series: Nobody rides for free 1 December 2015 Faculty need to learn how to add value to their institution when starting their first role, says John Tregoning. Blog: Most read on Naturejobs: November 2015 30 November 2015 Career supervision, networking, women in science and more from Naturejobs in November 2015! Podcast: Careers in science: Celebrate the failures 27 November 2015 The history and development of science is littered with failures, so early-career researchers should embrace, rather than be afraid of them. Video: Career decisions: The role of the unconscious 26 November 2015 Julia Yates explored the role of the unconscious brain in career decision-making during the 2015 London Naturejobs Career Expo. Feature: Mental health: The mindful way 25 November 2015 The art of mindfulness offers benefits not only for scientists' mental health, but also for their work performance Q&A: Turning point: Jason Lunden 25 November 2015 A researcher who studies autism-like behaviour in mice takes inspiration from his own condition. Blog: #Scidata15: Make the most of your research: Publish better data 25 November 2015 Primary research papers are the currency of academics, but they're also part of a much wider body of knowledge that is restricted by a lack of transparency. Blog: A science masterclass 24 November 2015 Young researchers discuss science and careers with Nobel laureates at the 2015 Lindau Nobel meeting. Blog: The faculty series: Setting up your own lab 23 November 2015 Starting up a brand-new lab is a dream to many early-career researchers, but to make the most of it, they must be wise with their money. Video: Phill Jones: From academia to publishing 20 November 2015 Phill Jones, keynote speaker at the 2015 London Naturejobs Career Expo, shares his career transition story. All articles Recent science jobs Postdoctoral Associate Baylor College of Medicine (BCM) Post-Doctoral Research Scientist Rothamsted Research Chief Scientific Officer Alzheimer's Research UK Postdoctoral Research Scientist The Babraham Institute Post-doctoral fellowship Janssen-Cilag Postdoctoral Position Moffitt Cancer Center Group Leader Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL) Principal/Senior Scientist Novo Nordisk PhD Studentship x 2 (Fixed Term) University of Cambridge Lecturer/Senior Lecturer in Physical Geography University of Glasgow Tenure-Track Faculty Position Ohio State University Postdoctoral Fellow University of Pittsburgh Post Doctoral Fellow University of Toronto Bioinformatician John Innes Centre (JIC) Research Fellow Job Mayo Clinic PhD Student German Cancer Research Center (DKFZ) Research Assistant University of Bristol Assistant Professor of Emergency Medicine Indiana University School of Medicine More science jobs Post a science job Elsewhere on nature.com How to build a better PhD 2 December 2015 Make the most of PhDs 2 December 2015 Take more risks 1 December 2015 Psychology: The scarred self 3 December 2015 Biological research: Rethink biosafety 11 November 2015

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