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If you're interested in contributing to impactful research, gaining interdisciplinary skills, and working with a team that loves what they do, reach out! We’re currently looking for enthusiastic individuals ready to learn, grow, and make meaningful discoveries.
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Minnesota beauty
Minnesota beauty
Thriving Research & Tech Scene
A hub for health sciences, biotech, and engineering. Minnesota is home to 17 renowned Fortune 500 companies.
one of the top public universities in the nation
Home to the Guthrie Theater, Walker Art Center, and Minneapolis Institute of Art.
Minneapolis is one of the happiest cities in the world
The Twin Cities have been recognized for their high quality of life, with Minneapolis specifically being ranked among the happiest cities in the world and the U.S. Minneapolis has also been included in rankings of Best Places to Live by U.S. News & World Report.
Land of 10,000 Lakes Endless opportunity for kayaking, swimming, fishing, or relaxing by the water
Four Distinct Seasons
Minnesotans embrace the winter—with ice skating trails, cross-country skiing, cozy coffee shops, and a unique sense of pride in cold-weather endurance.
Home to one of the best state park systems in the U.S.
Hundreds of miles of biking and hiking trails—even within cities.
Known for "Minnesota Nice"—a culture of politeness, helpfulness, and community support.
Known for "Minnesota Nice"—a culture of politeness, helpfulness, and community support.
Minneapolis–St. Paul averages over 200 sunny or partly sunny days per year
Minneapolis–St. Paul averages over 200 sunny or partly sunny days per year
Short Commutes: Even in the Twin Cities, commuting times are generally shorter than in other major metropolitan areas.
Short Commutes: Even in the Twin Cities, commuting times are generally shorter than in other major metropolitan areas.
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