Monthly Archives: February 2012

Previous jobs from Cancer Research UK can be found by “querying” the SciCommJobs Posterous “database” with this “search string” ;)http://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en&biw=1231&bih=648&q=site%3Ascicommjobs.posterous.com+%22Cancer+Research+UK%22Basi… Continue reading →

This is for researchers, industry types and clinicians, my friend Pilch did this aeons ago and said it was fab.JoThe British Science Association run a Media Fellowship scheme for scientists, social scientists, engineers and clinicians to spend the… Continue reading →

There are so many quotable comments at the end of this article and there are plenty of insightful observations that I think might be useful to anyone who’s looking at their next job or promotion. Not bad for people looking for their first job eith… Continue reading →

Target Ovarian CancerCommunications Managerhttp://www.targetovariancancer.org.uk/jobs Continue reading →

The NHS, medical research charities and patient groups are examples of organisations which produce information aimed at patients about health and medical conditions. People have to source and check factual information (statistics, statements, evid… Continue reading →

This is a PA job so there might not be much direct science communication for the post-holder but you’ll be working with Roger Highfield (formerly New Scientist’s editor) at the Science Museum, so not too shabby :)———————————-… Continue reading →

One of the nice things about Posterous is that it tells how (in real time) how many times a particular post has been viewed – everyone can see this whenever they click on an individual post. The numbers of ‘hits’ for the posts on this blog varies … Continue reading →

Do you want to join the Guardian’s science blog network?http://www.guardian.co.uk/science/blog/2012/jan/27/guardian-science-blog-network?CMP=twt_gu “We’re expanding our network to cover more scientific fields and are seeking some of the UK’s best … Continue reading →

After yesterday’s post on organisations that do or don’t use a domain.com/jobs URL to redirect to their vacancies page (so that everyone could know where an organisation’s job vacancies page can be found just by typing /jobs at the end of their ho… Continue reading →