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STOP PRESS! Wednesday 12 June is #MedComms Day 2024 and more tickets have now been allocated for the online Festival of #MedComms >> A new networking and careers event for professionals in healthcare communications. Use the QR code below or visit tickettailor.com/events/pobl…
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With Science Stories we are bringing some of the most exciting science stories to life. Stories that highlight why we do what we do, stories that make a difference to our communities, told by the people in those communities.
You can watch all stories here: youtube.com/playlist?list=PL…
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We hope we did not scare you there, but our #PetsOfSN wanted to celebrate in style and wish you all a Happy Halloween! Would you take them trick-or-treating?
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Today is #WorldMentalHealthDay 🌍 And it’s time for action.
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Springer Nature has been carbon neutral for offices, warehouses, fleet & flights since 2020. Since then, we have ramped up our carbon analysis. In this blog Molly Hawes discusses our near-term and net-zero based targets, verified by @sciencetargets: bit.ly/3ZUboRK
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Catch up on EMWA’s news in our latest issue of #MedicalWriting @SomsuvroBasu
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It’s #WorldMentalHealthDay! 🌍💚 A day to talk about mental health. To show everyone that mental health matters. And let people know that it’s okay to ask for help.
#WMHD #WMHD2023
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Space is famously silent, but astronomers and musicians are increasingly turning astronomical data into sound as a way to make discoveries and inspire people who are blind or visually impaired.
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Meet the shortlisted candidates for the 2023 Nature Awards for Inspiring Women in Science
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Earlier this month our colleagues in Berlin got to celebrate their Chill & Grill Event. Not even heavy rain right before the event could stop our colleagues from enjoying meeting the local chapters of our employee networks, ice cream, bbq, the smoothie bike and much more.
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Are you joining us? Working in and around #MedComms, Heathrow, 25 September 2023 is simply the biggest annual careers event of its type. Find out more at networkpharma.careers (and if you are attending, grab an image to play with at networkpharma.careers/social…
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We are thankful to our 48 exhibitors for their support of #ISMPPAnnual2023! Visit the exhibitors during the session breaks, breakfasts, and anytime. Become eligible for a prize drawing by visiting all the booths! buff.ly/3mZYHFP #MedComms #MedPubs #biotech
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On today's #InternationalWomensDay we celebrate women! Do you know Barbara McClintock? She was an American scientist whose discovery in the 1940s and ’50s of mobile genetic elements, or “jumping genes,” won her the Nobel Prize for Physiology or Medicine in 1983. #OTD
ALT “If you know you are on the right track, if you have this inner knowledge, then nobody can turn you off... no matter what they say.” Quote from Barbara McClintock
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A picture can paint a thousand words. These Nature covers illustrate some of the most powerful scientific findings on carbon emissions and global heating of this century and the last, and how they carved a path for change.
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#ClimateResearchInAction #COP26
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Hopefully you'll find this latest #medcomms careers guide for wannabe publications professionals of interest for your own communities @ISMPP @Official_EMWA @AusMedWriters @AmMedWriters @PublicationPlan - please help spread the word. All feedback welcomed medcommsnetworking.com/publi…
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We are marking World Mental Health Day with a curated collection of content from across Springer Nature which explores the relationship between inequality and our psychological and emotional health. Free to access for a limited time only! #WorldMentalHealthDay #WMHD
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The world is home to over 1.1 billion girls under 18 poised to become the largest generation of female change-makers ever. Nature Research champions research by and outreach that inspires generations of women. Explore our Inspiring Women in Science Awards: go.nature.com/3iQ3btz
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The pandemic has increased health-related risks for women and girls. On #WorldPopulationDay, read the latest research on gender equality in our #SDG5 hub.
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Burnout is rampant in academia, and the pandemic didn't help. In this webcast, Nature gets advice on mental well-being from researchers grappling with the pandemic.
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Lucky for some! The 13th annual edition of our annual #MedComms careers guide is now freely available. Please share the news >> "From academic to medical writer: a guide to getting started in medical communications" written by Annick Moon medcommsnetworking.com/caree…
