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Job Title: Chief Editor (Physical–Life Sciences Interface), Nature Communications Locations: London or Berlin - hybrid working model. Closing date: 2nd June 2024. Candidates will be considered as
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looking for an expert in Structural biology, experimental and/or computational biophysics. The successful candidate will report to the Chief Editor for Structural Biology, Biochemistry and Biophysics in
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seeking an editor who has a critical eye, a deep understanding of their subject and interests beyond, and who can think on their feet. The successful candidate will report to the Chief Editor
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Engineering is an online-only monthly journal publishing original research, reviews and commentary in applied biomedicine and health technology. The journal's audience include life scientists developing
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within the lab. The research group The Quantitative Stem Cell Biology lab, headed by Dr Silvia Santos, was established in 2018 at the Francis Crick Institute. The lab’s primary focus is understanding cell
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to the Chief Editor for immunology in the Biological Sciences division. This demanding and intellectually stimulating role is located in one of our offices in London, Beijing or Shanghai on a hybrid
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of these questions, you could be the person we’re looking for to join the editorial team of Nature Communications. The successful candidate will report to the Chief Editor for microbiology and infectious diseases in
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their chosen area of research. The responsibilities include: Handling original research papers, and working closely with other editors on all aspects of the editorial process, including manuscript selection and
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cancer biology, immunology, genetics & genomics, translational and clinical research. The successful candidate will report to the Chief Editor and will contribute to shaping the future of the journal
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considered for Senior Editor positions. Role Responsibilities: Handling original research papers, and working closely with other editors on all aspects of the editorial process, including manuscript selection