Cryptography: Multiple PhD and Postdoc positions 5089 views

Cryptography and computer science: Multiple PhD and Postdoc positions .

Cryptography Position 1: Cryptography PhD position at Universitat Pompeu Fabra, Spain

A PhD position is available at Department of Information and Communication Technologies, Universitat Pompeu Fabra (Spain),

Supervisor: Dr. Vanesa Daza and Dr. Carla Ràfols.

Field of study:

• Theoretical cryptography,
• Design of secure cryptographic protocols.

Project funding: FPI program (Formación de Personal Investigador), Spanish Government

Starting date: will be around Oct. 2016.

Qualifications: a master’s degree in computer science, mathematics or a related area by Oct. 2016.

How to apply: Applications should send a

• Short motivation letter,
• Full CV,
• Copy of grade transcript(s) of completed studies
• Name of 1 refree.

To apply or quaries, please contact cryptophdapplications (at) upf.edu.

Last Date: 2016-06-15

Position 2: Two Post-Doc position at Nanyang Technological University

Coding and Cryptography Research Group present at Nanyang Technological University is looking for 2 postdoc fellows.

Project description: design, analysis, and implementation of Homomorphic Encryption and lattice-based/coded-based cryptographic applications.

Qualifications:

• Applicants should hold a Ph.D. degree in a relevant subject
• Strong publication record and interest of the areas.

Time period: 10 months to one year.

How to apply: Interested Applicants should send their CV to Prof Wang Huaxiong at (hxwang (at) ntu.edu.sg).

Last Date: 2016-07-29

Position 3: Research Associate or Senior Research Associate at University of Bristol

Candidates are required for a Research Associate or Senior Research Associate position at the Cryptography group, Department of Computer Science, University of Bristol.

Work areas:

• Multi-Party Computation and computing on encrypted data.
• Theoretical aspects of Multi-Party Computation.
• Security of cryptographic implementations.
• Designing and implementing cryptography
• Compilation techniques to improve security of cryptographic implementations.

Contact: Nigel Smart (nigel (at) cs.bris.ac.uk)

Last Date: 2016-12-31

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