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Flexibility the key for neuroscientists

This feature looks at opportunities for neuroscientists in the United States and Europe. In the first review, Brendan Horton looks at some of the employment options for PhDs, many of whom are overspecialized for markets outside pure research. The rewards are high for those prepared to be flexible in their approach. The second article focuses on France, Germany and the United Kingdom. Quirin Schermeier examines prospects both in the traditional research areas and outside them, for those seeking relevant careers in an oversubscribed job market.

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HORTON, B. Flexibility the key for neuroscientists. Nature 381, 347–349 (1996). https://doi.org/10.1038/381347a0

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