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selected by the US National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST). He is also the inventor and patent holder of the first quantum key exchange, which was among the two patents licensed to NIST for ML
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for process industries (e.g., chemical, pharmaceutical, materials, energy) or discrete manufacturing (e.g., electronics assembly, automotive, home appliances). Explore the integration of large language models
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strive to become a globally recognized center of excellence for cutting-edge science and technology. We are looking for: Highly motivated and talented early-career researchers with a passion for
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retirement plans. Researchers enjoy a high degree of academic freedom and a stimulating collaborative environment that bridges physics, mathematics, computer science, and quantum engineering. How to Apply
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the internationally famous mathematician J. Olsson and J. Brundan and others called "Xu's construction method" enjoys a good reputation in the international mathematical community and was invited by the 1998
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). He was one of the principal designers of ML-KEM (FIPS 203), the only quantum-resistant key establishment standard selected by the US National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST). He is also
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/EXPERIENCES A Ph.D. (obtained or soon to be obtained) in Control Science and Engineering, Process Control, Mechanical Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Computer Science, or a related field. In-depth research
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) or discrete manufacturing (e.g., electronics assembly, automotive, home appliances). Explore the integration of large language models and reinforcement learning for real-time optimization, fault self
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appliances). Explore the integration of large language models and reinforcement learning for real-time optimization, fault self-recovery, and production scheduling in industrial processes. Publish research
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selected by the US National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST). He is also the inventor and patent holder of the first quantum key exchange, which was among the two patents licensed to NIST for ML