In this commentary, Mayank Chugh and Tiffany D. Joseph analyze the ways that citizenship privilege-the ability to move freely between countries– creates inequities in #science . They offer 6 steps to counteract it.

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So many women reached out: 'I realized that my case was deeply, deeply upsetting and shocking and — normal,” astrophysicist Emma Chapman on why she campaigned against the use of NDAs in #academic #harassment cases.

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Part 1 of a 2-part series Nature Careers on the (very messy and bad for science) aftermath of harassment misconduct. Crack reporting by Sarah Wild.

Shrouded in secrecy: how science is harmed by the bullying and harassment rumour mill nature.com/articles/d4158…

Sometimes PhD-direct-to-professor still happens. @vjrphda and Qimin Liu share their super-organized approach to their (v successful) job search.

How we landed job interviews for professorships straight out of our PhD programmes nature.com/articles/d4158…

It's official. I'm signed up to swim 4 individual events and (maybe) 2 relays in the Masters Swimming Colorado state meet! Go LaMaS!

The last installment from nature's 2023 global postdoc survey – see how African postdocs' experiences compare with their global peers. Reporting by Linda Nordling.

Africa’s postdoc workforce is on the rise — but at what cost? nature.com/articles/d4158…

Biochemist Kamini Govender shares the practical and mental strategies she developed to succeed in her research with low vision and calls for #DisabilityInclusion in the sciences. Interview by Lesley Evans Ogden

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Any day we can get googley eyes into nature is a good day. Amanda Heidt puts in the research for your pre #AprilFools planning. (Just keep the lab pranks harmless!)

Maple-scented cacti and pom-pom cats: how pranking at work can lift lab spirits nature.com/articles/d4158…

Have photos of your fellow #scientists at work in the field or lab? Enter nature’s Working Scientist photo competition to be published in Nature and win £500 (that's US$635ish). 📷📸

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So fun to read this The Open Notebook A Day in the Life of Esther Wei-Yun Landhuis, self-described 'slow and deep thinker' and (my emphasis) #freelancer extraordinaire.

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'She walked in through the out door' you might say. Susan Rogers was a sound engineer for Prince before pursuing a #PhD and career on the #neuroscience of how we listen to music. By Anne Gulland

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When so many are #LeavingAcademia , these 11 researchers tell Nature Careers why they've stayed – and thrived. As told to Esther Wei-Yun Landhuis

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Have great photos of a #ScientistAtWork ? Enter nature's photo competition for a chance to win GBP500 ... and all the fame and glory.

Examples in the article 👇🏻

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