Young scientists quiz Nobel winners
In July this year, over 27 Nobel laureates and almost 600 young scientists convened at the 62nd Lindau Meeting of Nobel Laureates in the town of Lindau in Germany. Read more
Sexism in science means men more likely to get hired
It is no secret that women are vastly underrepresented in many scientific fields, particularly the further you look up the career ladder. The explanations for this disparity vary, but perhaps one of the most common arguments is that women feel forced to choose between a family and their career, and leave science early whilst men continue to progress. Read more
Sign up to our new Twitter feeds to get the latest jobs and news
As part of our efforts to make naturejobs.com more useful to jobseekers and employers, we’ve expanded our range of Twitter feeds. Our main feed, naturejobs, will now feature the latest science careers news and features from across Nature‘s publications and further afield instead of new jobs. We’ll also tweet occasionally about upcoming special features for employers. To get the latest jobs, follow one of our new automatic jobs feeds – either naturejobs_feed for all of our science vacancies (you’ll get a lot of tweets from this feed) or one of the more targeted feeds from the list below. Read more
Welcome to the new Naturejobs blog
Posted by Rachel Bowden | Categories: Admin, Blog
You may have noticed we’ve given the Naturejobs homepage a minor spring clean – we’re still making a few tweaks, but the search box is both more prominent and streamlined, news and features are easier to find and we’ve added this new blog. We’ll be using the blog to post short news items to help keep you up-to-date with the latest developments affecting the job landscape for scientists, and we’ll also be including more provocative pieces to promote discussion and debate. Read more
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