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the Centre for Online-Safety, Safeguarding, Privacy and Identity (COSPI), the project brings together expertise from computer science, criminology, clinical practice and specialist Violence Against Women and
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spectrum availability, potential bandwidth and security resulting from the use Radio Frequencies for communications. Free Space Optical Communications offer an exciting technology which can provide a high
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. This is an interdisciplinary research project aimed at advancing the interpretability, safety, and alignment of machine learning systems. We seek candidates with expertise into the use, extension and
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route to fertiliser production and improved food and energy security. You will work within a highly collaborative research environment, engaging with colleagues across Earth Sciences, Computer
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at the University of Oxford. You will work with Professor Claire Nichols and Professor Chris Ballentine as part of the Oxford Martin Programme on Geological Hydrogen, an interdisciplinary initiative investigating
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on Physics. SPARC is a new research centre connecting experts across space technology, operations, governance and security. We are founded on the principle of open, rigorous and independent research to grow
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on Physics. SPARC is a new research centre connecting experts across space technology, operations, governance and security. We are founded on the principle of open, rigorous and independent research to grow
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secure the underlying beyond-5G infrastructure and service delivery. CyberHub invites applications for a Postdoctoral Research Associate who will primarily contribute to the project. Ideally educated
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Computer Science or Maths (or be near completion) with a strong research record in the area of cryptography, preferably with experience in provable security. You will have demonstrated research capability
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Seed Fund grant and is fixed-term to 29 February 2028. The Secure Encryption Key Exchange (SEKE) project is aimed at developing an eavesdropper detection system based on noise statistics for optical