How to search the UMN Job Site to find open positions at The Hormel Institute
- UMN Job Site: https://hr.umn.edu/Jobs/Find-Job
- Select External Applicants
- In the “Search Jobs” section, type in “Hormel”
Post-Doctoral Positions at The Hormel Institute
If you are interested in a Post-Doctoral position with The Hormel Institute but don’t see any current job postings, contact our HR team. Send them your Cover Letter and CV and someone will be in touch with you.
A successful applicant will be responsible for training users on operating and maintaining flow cytometers, and provide researchers with advice on panels and experimental design.
Research in the Bielczyk-Maczynska lab focuses on the identification of cell membrane receptors that regulate metabolism and understanding their physiological function and role in disease pathology.
The Rahrmann lab at The Hormel Institute, University of Minnesota is looking to recruit a highly motivated researcher, to join a team focused on identifying therapeutic vulnerabilities to treat metastatic disease.
Provide researchers with training, expertise, and support on Confocal, Fluorescent, and Brightfield microscopes and our Incucyte S3s.
Research in the Rahrmann lab is identifying therapeutic vulnerabilities to treat metastatic disease, the primary cause of solid tumor-related death, by using a multi-disciplinary approach.
The Student Training Experience Program is partnering with Riverland students, who will gain meaningful laboratory science experiences through an internship at The Hormel Institute.
Research in the Bielczyk-Maczynska lab focuses on the identification of cell membrane receptors that regulate metabolism and understanding their physiological function and role in disease pathology.
Under direction and supervision, the Laboratory Technician performs and assists with laboratory procedures and services in support of research studies and projects.
The Vivarium provides the research community with animal care, procurement services, veterinary knowledge, and maintenance of housing facilities for animal-related research activities.
The ENACT Research Group is seeking a researcher to assist with studies that investigate the role of nutrition in cancer prevention and survivorship using technology.