ChatGPT for science: how to talk to your data
Nature Careers BlogCompanies are using artificial intelligence tools to help scientists to query their data without the need for programming skills. From Nature Careers
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How can I break into industry?
An application needs to stand out from the crowd. Nature spoke to industry experts to get their tips on how to make sure your CV gets seen.
Securing your science: A guide to finance management
Lab money management is an important, yet overlooked, professional skill for researchers. Get some tips from Andy Tay and experts at Nature Careers
How I run a virtual lab group
Despite having no fixed address, my team has been able to work together to create impactful science. Luisa Maria Diele-Viegas writes for Nature Careers
Parents are paying a high price for conference travel
Three scientist mothers call for a change in how conference childcare costs are reimbursed, drawing on their personal experiences. Shared from Nature Careers.
How to set up your new lab space
An empty room can be intimidating. But with some thoughtful planning, you can create a thriving scientific community – shared from Nature Careers
Scientists urged to collect royalties from the ‘magic money tree’
By joining a collecting society, researchers can ensure they are paid when copyrighted book content and papers are reproduced. From Nature Careers
Harnessing the media to supercharge your career
Ben Singh’s initial exposure to the world’s media was serendipitous, but he learnt to be proactive about it — and reaped the benefits.
How a spreadsheet helped me to land my dream job
A shared spreadsheet, passed from generation to generation, helps graduate students in management navigate the academic job market.
Moving from academia to industry: the ‘great resignation’
In 2021, the hashtag #leavingacademia became a digital rallying cry on social media – since then the number of posts hasn’t reduced.
Could roving researchers help address the challenge of taking parental leave?
Institutions are taking notice of a handful of programmes designed to address the issues scientists face when choosing to take a long-term absence.
‘Obviously ChatGPT’ reviewers accused me of scientific fraud
A journal reviewer accused Lizzie Wolkovich of using ChatGPT to write a manuscript. She hadn’t — but her paper was rejected anyway. Shared from Nature Careers.,