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educational programs in Computer Science, we are now seeking 1-2 PhD Students with a focus on Cryptography and Cybersecurity. The Department of Computing Science at Umeå University is an international
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Department of Computer Science at Aarhus University (Denmark) invites applications for a 4-month Postdoctoral Research Fellow position with focus on Cryptography. The starting date is November 1st
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RAP opportunity at National Institute of Standards and Technology NIST Cryptography Through the Lens of Quantum Information Science Location Information Technology Laboratory, Computer Security
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alongside active engagement with the profession and/or the community. Candidates with special interest in the following areas are encouraged to apply: Quantum security, cryptography, and post-quantum
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, genomics, cryptography, computational biology, and applied mathematics, with access to wet-lab facilities in the Department of Genetics and close interaction with computational researchers in DAMTP
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, designing, implementing and managing software programs • Testing and evaluating new cryptography programs • Identifying areas for modification in existing RSA programs and subsequently developing
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privacy, machine learning, and applied cryptography. To produce research papers and reports as required by the funding body or for dissemination to the wider academic community. To provide guidance and
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-based security, hardware-based security, secure software development, applied cryptography, blockchain security, secure IoT and cyber-physical systems, AI-based cybersecurity, and privacy-enhancing
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questions include what compliance means formally when no party sees the whole picture, how enforcement can be verifiable rather than trusted, and what these guarantees cost. The work spans cryptography
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Computer Science and expertise at the intersection of quantum computing and computer science. Topics of interest include, but are not limited to foundational and applied quantum algorithms, quantum cryptography