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Register for Careers Live 2020. Wherever you are in the world you’ll have the opportunity to meet leading employers and get expert advice to help guide your career choices.

What courses will help scientific researchers in 2020 and beyond? New courses from Nature Masterclasses that help researchers thrive during these challenging times.

Find out what Nature Research can now offer your institution to replace (or complement) our Nature Masterclasses face-to-face training. 

Whilst in lockdown, researchers might have significant time away from their typical work environment. This blogpost explores ways that researchers can use their lockdown time well; to move forward or reassess aspects of their career from home.

Here are three tips for generating impact for your work through publication in international, top-tier journals.

If you haven’t tried learning online before, check out our top tips on how to get started - and keep it up!

Presenting your research can be nerve-wracking! In this post we reveal three things you need to know to excel at presenting at conferences.

Leading a research collaboration can be challenging and complex. Read on for advice from our experts in academia and industry. 

Nature Masterclasses has developed this content guide for senior university researchers or tutors wishing to use the Scientific Writing and Publishing course as a teaching resource. 

Guide to access for new Nature Masterclasses users. 

Nature Research published the survey report Collaboration in Research on 16 September 2019. Download it here. 

We are delighted to announce a new online training course on ‘Effective Collaboration in Research’, launching in Autumn 2019. 

We're delighted to launch the new website with an improved course design and a fresh look. 

As the emphasis on openness and reproducibility continues to grow, do you have robust processes in place for sharing data?

Working in large groups or as part of a consortium is growing more common. What sort of authorship challenges do these scenarios present and how can you prepare for working in one yourself?

Given the vast numbers of scientific journals out there, it can be hard to decide to which journal you should submit. Read on for tips on how to select the right journal for publishing your paper. 

Rather than working through the Scientific Writing and Publishing course modules in order, you may prefer to jump to where you are in the publishing process. 

John Plummer, Senior Editor at Nature Materials, explains his motivations for becoming an editor, and outlines the key skills needed to pursue a career at a scientific journal.

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