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Debugging @Nature: Nature’s Reporting Summary PDF has a technical problem: You can’t disable the “Plants” section. Lots of papers have this empty section – not only in Nature, but also in other NPG journals. Turns out this is a bug in the journal's PDF template that can be fixed.
Finally, “fix-qdf temp1.pdf temp2.pdf” (from the qpdf tool) fixes an issue with the file format (replacing “DURC” by “Plants” adds a few characters, which breaks the embedded binary data), and finally re-compressed the PDF (“qpdf temp2.pdf nr-reporting-summary-fixed.pdf”).
That's all - I hope the bug will get fixed in the journal-provided template. In the meantime, please feel free to used our corrected PDF template: medical-epigenomics.org/file…
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HIRING: We recruit postdocs via the CeMM Pre-ERC Postdoc Program (cemm.at/postdoc-program). Seeking 3 types of candidates: (1) experimental systems biology in immunity or cancer; (2) bioinformatics & biomedical ML/AI; (3) tech-dev & bioengineering (CRISPR, single-cell, spatial).
Maybe get some inspiration from our recent papers and consider proposing a project idea or research direction (as part of your application's cover letter) that connects your and our research expertise. Be ambitious & creative!