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Computation Zero-Knowledge Proofs Fully Homomorphic Encryption Post-doc Positions Multiple positions are open at the level of post-doctoral researcher with two-year term. Positions will remain open until filled
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Position Description Due to research needs, the research group of Professor Huai-Liang Chang at the Institute for Math & AI, Wuhan, and the School of Mathematics and Statistics, Wuhan University, is
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packages for the successful candidate. Topics of Interests Post-Quantum Cryptography Multi-Party Computation Zero-Knowledge Proofs Fully Homomorphic Encryption Post-doc Position The position is open at
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Position Description PART 01 Introduction of the project group Relying on mathematics, quantum computing, computer, microelectronics and other disciplines, Center for Network and Information
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neural networks, and related areas. The previous research work has been partially supported by research grants from several countries, including EPSRC Programme grant "Symmetries and Correspondence
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, theoretical physics, computer science, and their applications. HIMIS offers internationally competitive salaries, generous benefits, and substantial research grants. The review of applications will begin
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Position Description Job Description One postdoctoral opening is available in the research group of Assistant Professor Jing Yang at the Institute of Quantum Sensing, Zhejiang University
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Position Description Subject Area 1. Pure Mathematics 2. Applied Mathematics 3. Statistics 4. Computer Science 5. Artificial Intelligence 6. Cyberspace Security Qualifications: 1. Demonstrating
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Intelligence Research Group at the Beijing Academy of Quantum Information Sciences (BAQIS), invites applications for Research Professor and Postdoctoral positions. Our group pioneers the deep integration
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application aspects of the following areas, and will offer internationally competitive salary packages for the successful candidate. Topics of Interests Post-Quantum Cryptography Multi-Party Computation Zero