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Seven tips for a graceful lab exit

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By Stephanie Melchor
| Nature Verified
Leaving the laboratory to take up a position elsewhere is an exciting milestone for many young scientists. But sorting through years’ worth of samples and data while preparing for your next career stage — and often a move to a different city or even a different country — can be overwhelming. Here are seven tips to smooth the transition and make future lab members’ lives easier. Communicate early Pip Coen, a neuroscientist at University College London, established his lab in 2023.
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Five ways to spot when a paper is a fraud

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By Stephanie Melchor
| Nature Verified
From the low-quality output of paper mills to increasingly convincing content generated by artificial intelligence, peer reviewers are being inundated with questionable research manuscripts. A growing number of AI tools can detect fraudulent elements in papers, but they can be expensive to use.
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Time-resolved fluorescent proteins expand the microscopy palette

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By Stephanie Melchor
| Nature Verified
When working with fluorescent dyes or proteins, researchers typically focus on two variables: the wavelength of light at which the molecules are stimulated to fluoresce, and the wavelengths at which they emit light — that is, their colour. By balancing those properties, researchers can distinguish between half a dozen or so fluorescently tagged molecules in the same sample.
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