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Working Scientist is the Nature Careers podcast. It is produced by Nature Portfolio, publishers of the international science journal Nature. Working Scientist is a regular free audio show featuring advice and information from global industry experts with a strong focus on supporting early career researchers working in academia and other sectors.

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Challenges and opportunities for materials researchers in China

Challenges and opportunities for materials researchers in China

China's investment in materials science makes it an attractive destination for young foreign researchers looking to relocate, with decent salaries and facilities that many western universities would e...

21 Maalis 201915min

The grant funding lottery and how to fix it

The grant funding lottery and how to fix it

Many grant funding decisions are random, with luck playing a large part. How can the system be improved, particularly when funds are tight? In the final episode of our six-part series on funding, Feri...

8 Helmi 201927min

How to beat research funding's boom and bust cycle

How to beat research funding's boom and bust cycle

Julie Gould asks how early career researchers can develop their careers in the face of funding's "boom and bust" cycle and the short-termism it engenders.Governments are swayed by political uncertaint...

1 Helmi 201923min

How to navigate the UK's new research funding landscape

How to navigate the UK's new research funding landscape

In April 2018 the UK's funding environment was transformed with the launch of UK Research and Innovation, an umbrella agency which oversees more than £6 billion (US$7.4 billion) of research funding pe...

25 Tammi 201923min

Grant application essentials

Grant application essentials

Expert advice on how to get the details of a grant submission right, and planning for "curveball questions" if you are asked to deliver an oral presentation:Peter Gorsuch, Chief Editor at Nature Resea...

18 Tammi 201921min

How to plan a successful grant application

How to plan a successful grant application

It's best to start planning for a grant application at least 9-12 months before the submission deadline, says Anne Marie Coriat, Head of UK and Europe Research Landscape at Wellcome Trust, London. She...

11 Tammi 201920min

Inside the NIH grant review process

Inside the NIH grant review process

In this first episode of a six-part weekly series about funding, Julie Gould outlines the US National Institutes of Health's (NIH) grant review process and the extent to which reviewers evaluating the...

4 Tammi 201925min

Salary and job satisfaction in science: voices from the front line

Salary and job satisfaction in science: voices from the front line

Chris Woolston and Julie Gould discuss the findings of Nature's 2018 salary and job satisfaction survey, which found that despite some common concerns about pay, promotion prospects, bullying and disc...

3 Joulu 201820min

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