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Following Careers Live, Nature Careers has put their popular webinar sessions online and are designed to give you expert advice on topics to help develop your career.

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While some may consider it simply small talk at a conference, in reality networking is a highly impactful skill that can nurture a research career in a host of ways.

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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.