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    Ukrainian researchers face danger and disruption caused by Russia’s invasion of their country in 2022.

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    In 2024 Nature asked more than 1000 lab leaders in academia and industry about the highs and lows of hiring researchers.

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    Research assessment exercises are mostly seen as an important tool to allocate funding and measure performance.

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    This Nature Q&A series celebrates people who fight racism in science and champion inclusion, highlighting initiatives that could be applied to other scientific workplaces.

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    In 2018, Nature began highlighting a few of the technologies they expect to make big advancesin the year ahead.

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    These articles profile individual scientists with unusual career histories, achievements, skills or outside interests.

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    Female scientists in Latin America are forming alliances nationally and internationally to address systemic challenges faced by women in science across the world, but also those that are specific to their region.

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    Scientists whose work addresses one or more of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals talk about their research and its impact. The final six-part series of this Nature Careers podcast is supported by La Trobe Institute for Sustainable Agriculture & Food in Melbourne, Australia. The first six episodes were supported by the University of Queensland, in Brisbane, Australia.

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    This collection of articles and a Nature Careers podcast series sponsored by the International Science Council offers real-life examples of artist-scientist collaborations and advice on how to make them work.

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    Science is a team effort but the contributions of research managers, administrators, citizen scientists, librarians and technicians are sometimes overlooked.

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