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Mentoring students as a young researcher has its own particular challenges, suggests Fabio Paglieri.

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  1. Fabio Paglieri is a Postdoc Journal keeper for Naturejobs and a postdoc in cognitive psychology at the Institute for Cognitive Science and Technologies of the CNR in Rome, Italy.,

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