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SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION

SYSTEMATIC ENTOMOLOGIST



The Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History seeks two
systematic entomologists to conduct integrative, collections-based
research programs focused on terrestrial arthropods or aquatic
insects.  Each successful candidate is expected to develop an
internationally recognized research program utilizing modern methods,
which may include bioinformatics, in pursuing systematic research on
Diptera, Heteroptera, Coleoptera, or another terrestrial arthropod or
aquatic insect group, with relevance to phylogenetics, genetics,
evolution, morphology, behavior, biogeography, biodiversity, ecology,
or related fields. Frequent publication of highly regarded papers in
competitive, peer-reviewed journals, curation of collections in
specialty area, service to the scientific community in leadership
capacities, acquisition of external funding, engagement in outreach
activities, and mentorship of students are expected.



There are two positions: (i) Federal Civil Service (U.S. citizenship
required) and (ii) Trust (private sector, U.S. citizenship not
required, proof of eligibility to work in the U.S. required). Both
will be filled at the GS-12 level ($74,872-$79,864 per year).
Applicants who are U.S. citizens are encouraged to apply for both the
Federal and Trust Funded positions (two applications required). For
application procedures go to www.sihr.si.edu and refer to
Announcements 12A-RB-297507-DEU-NMNH (Federal) or
12A-RB-297508-TRF-NMNH (Trust), or contact Robinette Burrell,
202-633-6318, burrellro at si.edu. Applications must be received online
by April 11, 2012 and must reference the announcement number.
Applicants will be notified by email when their applications are
received.



We encourage all qualified candidates to apply for both positions.



The Smithsonian Institution is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

______________________________________________________________

Ted R. Schultz, Chair and Research Entomologist

Department of Entomology

Smithsonian Institution

POB 37012

NHB, CE516, MRC 188

Washington, DC 20013-7012

U.S.A.



Use ABOVE ADDRESS for U.S. Postal Service ONLY.

Mail sent via U.S. Postal Service to our street address (below) is
detoured to Ohio to get fried by gamma radiation (similar to being
baked in a 350°F oven for 12 hours).



E-mail: schultzt at si.edu

Web pages:

http://entomology.si.edu/StaffPages/schultz.htm

http://entomology.si.edu/SIAntLab.html

http://www.mnh.si.edu/exhibits/ants/Moffett/ants/index.html

Phone (Entomology main office): 00-1-202-633-1033

Fax: 00-1-202-786-2894

Phone (Schultz office): 00-1-202-633-0999

Phone (Ant Laboratory): 00-1-202-633-1001

Phone (Molecular Entomology Lab): 00-01-301-238-3160



Use BELOW ADDRESS for ALL PRIVATE CARRIERS (e.g, Fed Ex, UPS, DHL).

DO NOT use address below for U.S. Postal Service unless you

want your package to get FRIED by gamma radiation, which,

incidentally, is really good for converting DNA molecules into

single nucleotides.



Ted Schultz

Natural History Bldg., CE516

10th & Constitution Aves. NW

Washington, DC 20560-0188

U.S.A.



Phone (NMNH Shipping Office): 00-1-202-633-1637

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