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Career resources for African scientists
This collection of articles showcases African scientists who have developed their careers at home and abroad.
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Coronavirus diaries
In March 2020, as the coronavirus pandemic shuttered labs, schools and airports worldwide, Nature asked John Tregoning to share his personal experience week-by-week. Here are his 19 diary entries.
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Diversity and scientific careers
These resources highlight science’s ongoing diversity problem and the many creative and courageous initiatives led by working scientists to deliver a more inclusive workplace, resulting in better research outcomes.
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Cell biology
Nature speaks to cell biologists working in industry to get their advice for academic researchers thinking of moving into the private sector.
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Career resources for postdoctoral researchers
This resource collection includes the findings of Nature’s two global surveys of postdoctoral researchers, published in 2020 and 2023. The 2023 survey polled more than 3800 postdocs working in academia and industry. They share the highs and lows of life in the lab, how COVID-19 has impacted their careers, and how they are using AI technologies at work.
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Faculty
The Black Lives Matter movement encouraged many institutions to inspect their equity and diversity policies, and consider what else they could do to achieve equality in academia.
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Coronavirus and scientific careers
This collection of resources offers advice from Nature’s global community of working scientists on how to cope with the coronavirus’ impact on scientific careers.
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Events Guide
Conferences remain an essential part of any scientist's life.
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Publishing
Getting published is a crucial career milestone for scientists, but many academic programmes do not provide formal training on how to do it.
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The business of science
Enterprising researchers often seek private sector support to secure funds, build collaborations, and spin out companies from their work.
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Career resources for PhD students
The PhD is used to train most research scientists and provides evidence of a gruelling period of independent study.
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