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 Since launch, ScienceJobs.com has led the marketplace by attracting the brightest job seekers and top recruiters. With hundreds of positions at all levels and in all sectors, ScienceJobs.com leads its field as the best online jobs service in science. In 2003, ScienceJobs.com began linking into the New Scientist Jobs Global Network - creating the largest global forum of scientific vacancies. Job Seekers can search for vacancies, store resumes, register for our Jobs Email Alert service, and apply for jobs online. New Scientist magazine's recruitment news series, "The Insider," highlights in-depth editorial that showcases today's top companies, employment market trends, and career advice within specific geographic regions and scientific disciplines. Also featured are some of the most exciting job opportunities from industry, academic, and government institutions—a MUST HAVE resource for any scientist looking to take the next step in their career. Science Alliance now partners with Next Wave to make the same resources available to you at no additional cost.
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