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Editorial Opportunity at Nature

We're hiring a behavioral & social sciences editor!

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I-han Chou
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Editorial Opportunity at Nature
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We are seeking a motivated and critically-minded scientist with broad interests to join our team of editors at Nature.  This challenging, but rewarding, role will be a terrific opportunity to help shape our mission and direction in the behavioral and social sciences.  We have particular interest in hearing from people with computational social science expertise, but the successful candidate would be handling a diverse range of topics so we welcome candidates with other backgrounds to apply.  

The position will be located in either our New York or London office.  For more details please see:

https://career5.successfactors.eu/sfcareer/jobreqcareer?jobId=26801&company=C0001215517P&username

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