"As we started looking for jobs, we realized we were competing for the same limited number of academic positions. Every interview or job offer one of us received could potentially diminish the chances for the other two." go.nature.com/3Z3oEF9

“What is really important about this grant is that you have the formal recognition that says ‘what you’re doing is important, what you’re doing matters.’” go.nature.com/3WZFUbJ

“There’s a huge amount of money that has suddenly been assigned to international research. With this comes many opportunities." go.nature.com/4cEmMWE

#ChatGPT makes the latest advances in NLP accessible by providing a dialogue-based interface capable of answering complex questions, composing essays, and generating source code. One obvious question was: how could this tool improve science? go.nature.com/4dZngaQ

"I think many of those opposed to DEI work would have a change of heart if they honestly evaluated and appraised their privilege," says @NatBlackpostdoc president Frankie D Heyward, Ph.D.. go.nature.com/3Z4GLe2

South Korea is ramping up efforts to attract more of the world’s students and scientists. Fixing an unacceptable gender pay gap must also be a priority. go.nature.com/3Ml29DX

In this #WorkingScientist profile for Nature Careers, learn about Dr. Nancy Olivieri's 30 years of whistleblowing, standing up against pharma and for her patients, and why she thinks it was worth the fight. go.nature.com/3TaptrT

Faced with the fastest declining population in the world, South Korea must do more to bolster its highly skilled workforce. go.nature.com/3ABupzB

Four researchers who work with or for NGOs describe what makes a successful collaboration between academic researchers and NGOs focused on #globalhealth. As told to Anna Napolitano. go.nature.com/3AIR1OZ

South Korea’s record of adaptability and reinvention might stand it in good stead as it strives to get back on track. go.nature.com/3YZw649

Four experts in AI speak about its power, potential, and pitfalls and how to use it responsibly in research – as told to Jane Palmer. go.nature.com/3z5sAuv

Integrating sex and gender as variables in study design is key to ensuring robust results. But it is not being done nearly enough. go.nature.com/4g5wJiJ

Your first professional job interview can be harrowing. Simple advances can make it smoother, says Mark Klenk in a new column @nature. go.nature.com/4cUJUQC

In the highly competitive environment of South Korean science, these rising stars stand out. go.nature.com/47dwVbz

Being a migratory researcher alongside the whales has led Christine Gabriele to discover how whalesong is affected by ship noise, humpback pregnancy rates, and the fact that humpbacks can live as long as humans. go.nature.com/3X9KOmz

Facing challenges on multiple fronts, South Korea needs to rethink its approaches to research and innovation. go.nature.com/4cPSqQT

"We committed to sharing any useful information that could benefit the group, including new job postings, job application closing dates, and, personal job-search updates." go.nature.com/3TgwqHQ

It’s not been easy to invest time in inclusion work, says neurobiologist Frankie D Heyward, Ph.D.. But he was propelled by a feeling: "If I didn’t do it, it wasn’t going to get done." go.nature.com/4gds9PC

The fees should not stop you from showcasing your science in the best journals you can. go.nature.com/4dMS279

An overview of South Korea's research landscape highlights the strengths and weaknesses of a nation that has invested heavily in science. go.nature.com/47bwoqF