キャリアニュース2019年５月８～15日

Open science can lead to greater collaboration, increased confidence in findings and goodwill between researchers.

Developers of ‘Request a Woman Scientist’ hope that its 10,000 participants can help to boost gender diversity in scientific talks and in the media.

Which emerging life sciences technology excites you most? Lee Cronin, Jake Schofield and Jeffrey Perkel share theirs with Julie Gould.

The traditional CV has a strict page limit and should focus on your skills and employment history.

Communicating cutting-edge research to the public or policymakers is a competitive area in which full-time roles are rare. Here is what it takes.

Jobs at journals and elsewhere offer candidates a chance to stay close to science outside the lab. Jobs include editorial, marketing and sales roles.

Competition is fierce, but securing an internship will develop your skills and can significantly boost your career prospects.

The bureaucracy can be challenging, but there are advantages to moving your career abroad.

Your science has to be good to attract funding. Competition is fierce, but there are techniques you can use to boost your chances of securing a grant.

Excellent science is an essential ingredient of any great research paper, but concise writing and a clear structure are also crucial.

Academic CVs differ from those intended for industry roles. Here are some broad rules to follow.

At first glance, academic training can appear ill-suited to careers in industry. However, there are plenty of ways in which researchers can improve their lot.

Efforts to measure the scale of the problem are important, but so is acting on them.

Be prepared for delays to start dates, unexpected fees — and even visa refusals — when moving abroad.

In conjunction with Britain’s Mental Health Awareness Week, a first-of-its-kind conference seeks to boost conversation around threats to student wellness.

Graduate students and postdocs who produce reviews under a senior colleague’s name receive no credit or acknowledgement for their work, and miss a chance to become acquainted with journal editors.