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Women are better than men at science job interviews

An analysis of the academic job market finds that women are more successful at turning job interviews into offers than

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Sewage lurks in coastal waters — often unnoticed by widely used test

Human sewage contaminates many more harbours and other coastal water bodies than previously realized, according to testing conducted across five

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Lethal Marburg virus is on the rise in Rwanda: why scientists are worried

Marburg virus (artificially coloured) is related to Ebola virus and causes similar symptoms.Credit: James Cavallini/Science Photo Library It is an

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Keen to improve the working lives of postdocs? Ask them what they want

Postdocs at Germany’s Max Planck Society use survey data to lobby for improvements in working conditions.Credit: Manfred Bail/Alamy Postdoctoral researchers

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Mapping groundwater-dependent ecosystems shows the need for more protection globally

RESEARCH BRIEFINGS 09 October 2024 Ecosystems reliant on groundwater are vulnerable to water depletion and climate change, but often their

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Reaction for coupling 3D molecular fragments expands the chemist’s toolkit

Nature, Published online: 09 October 2024; doi:10.1038/d41586-024-03221-8 A glaring gap in the portfolio of reactions used to synthesize libraries of

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‘Cocaine of the seas’ — how a luxury food is wreaking ecological mayhem

Zoologist Yolarnie Amepou heard whispers about the fish frenzy when she made her first trip to the Kikori River Delta

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Evidence of dead people posed on dead horses found in ancient tomb

A 2,800-year-old royal burial in Siberia includes what archaeologists think were people posed on horseback — after both the humans

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Nobel prizes are globally unrepresentative — the nomination process must be opened up

The annual Lindau conferences (pictured) introduce early-career scientists to Nobel prizewinners.Credit: Christian Flemming/Lindau Nobel Laureate Meetings It’s Nobel Prize week,

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Meet a scientist protecting ‘overlooked’ ecosystems

Maira Bezerra’s training as a scientist began early.  As the daughter of scientists — dad was a geologist, mom was