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Applied Cryptographer

Post-doc in quantum cryptanalysis, university of bordeaux, department of mathematics (imb); bordeaux, france.

We are recruiting a postdoc to work with us (Razvan Barbulescu and Alice Pellet-Mary) on quantum cryptanalysis. More precisely, we are interested in

• quantum cryptanalysis of lattice problems (LWE, SIS, shortest vector problem, ...)
• quantum cryptanalysis of pre-quantum cryptography (e.g., optimizing quantum algorithms for discrete logarithm and factorization)

The starting date is flexible, between September 2024 and September 2025.

The deadline for application is June 30th.

More information about the position and how to apply are available at https://apelletm.pages.math.cnrs.fr/page-perso/documents/positions/HQI_post-doc.pdf

Assistant Professor in Verification of Cryptographic Implementations

Eindhoven university of technology.

• A team player,
• holding a PhD in an area related to cryptography or formal methods,
• experienced in doing high quality research, demonstrated, for example, by publications in top tier venues on cryptography, security, or formal methods,
• that is also interested in teaching students about their research.
• A fun team, open for collaborations,
• supporting you in applying for personal grants, and growing into the role of a professor,
• with a large network for collaborations in academia and industry,
• providing funding for a first PhD student and travel, and
• employment conditions of a Dutch university (including two additional salaries per year and 40+ vacation days).

Post-Doc in Lattice-Based Cryptography

King's college london.

We are recruiting a postdoc to work with us on "practical advanced post-quantum cryptography from lattices". Here "advanced" does not mean Functional Encryption or Indistinguishability Obfuscation, but OPRFs, Blind Signatures, Updatable Public-Key Encryption, even NIKE.

Cryptanalysis of newfangled assumptions, constructions from standard and new lattice assumptions, proof-of-concept implementations, higher-level protocols, hybrids etc are all in scope. If in doubt, drop us an e-mail and we can discuss.

Key data of the position:

Salary: The salary will be paid at Grade 6, £43,205 – £50,585 per annum or at Grade 7, £51,974 to £61,021 per annum, including London Weighting Allowance.

Duration: This post will be offered on a fixed-term contract for 2 years, not exceeding 31st December 2028. This is a full-time post.

Cryptography & Cybersecurity Consultant

Phd student, university of birmingham, birmingham, united kingdom.

The primary research theme for the call is in the foundations and cryptanalysis of post-quantum cryptosystems. The exact projects could be tailored to match the candidate's background and interests.

Ph.D. student in Lattice-Based Cryptography and Zero-Knowledge Proofs

Ibm research europe, zurich, phd student, university of new south wales, assistant professor in security and network engineering, university of amsterdam, the netherlands, assistant or associate professor in cybersecurity.

The School of Computer Science is looking to strengthen the existing Security and Privacy Research group. The available positions are linked to the chair in Applied Cryptography (held by Elisabeth Oswald): were are thus looking for applicants with a specific interest in applied cryptography in the context of hardware and embedded systems security (e.g. pre-silicon leakage and fault analysis, secure embedded software development, statistical side channel and fault evaluation techniques, machine and deep learning for side channels).

Senior Cryptographer Engineer

Phd student in security of ai hardware, university at albany, suny, department of electrical and computer engineering; albany, new york, ph.d. students in cryptography, university of wollongong, australia, postdoctoral researcher, sapienza university of rome, italy, multiple academic teaching positions, xiamen university malaysia, sepang, malaysia.

Xiamen University Malaysia is now seeking highly motivated, committed and qualified individuals for academic teaching positions in computer science and cyber security.

Candidates in computer science and cyber security are welcome to apply. The ideal candidate is expected to be able to support general computing subjects, as well as cyber security specialization subjects. Applicants must possess a PhD degree in a related discipline.

• Digital Forensics and Investigation
• Network Traffic Monitoring and Analysis
• Advanced Network Attack and Defence Technology
• Malware Analysis
• Cryptanalysis
• Blockchain Technology

HOW TO APPLY Applicants are invited to submit a digital application packet to: [email protected] and [email protected]

• Your detailed and current CV with publication (*Asterisk to indicate corresponding author, include Indexing & Quartile);
• Cover letter;
• List of courses from the above that the candidate can support;
• Evidence of academic qualifications (Bachelor, Master & PhD Certificate; Bachelor, Master & PhD Transcripts and Professional Certificates);
• 3-5 Full-Text publications (if applicable);
• Teaching evaluation (if applicable);
• Two academic references (at least one of them is the applicant’s current/most recent employer).

Faculty of engineering, Bar-Ilan University, Israel

Ph.d. student.

I am looking for Ph.D. students in the area of analysing and preventing physical side channels in embedded devices. Two positions are available, which, as usual in the UK, enable the post holder to cover their tuition fees as well as enable them to cover their living expenses.

• Pre-silicon modelling and analysis: you should be familiar with utilising a typical HW design flow, power simulation tools, and you should have an interest in developing skills in leakage modelling as well as analysis.
• Statistical detection and analysis methods: you should be comfortable with probability theory and statistics, and you should have an interest in exploring sophisticated statistical approaches in the context of exploiting and detecting leakage. This research may also touch on statistical learning methods.
• Implementation and analysis of post-quantum schemes: you should be familiar with low level software implementations (aka Assembly programming), and have an interest in exploring implementation options (potentially also considering dedicated hardware, e.g. the impact of dedicated instructions) to develop secure and reasonably efficient post-quantum implementations.

If you feel that you fit with one (or several) of the three topics, or, if you believe that you can make a good case for another topic, then please get in touch (see contact info below). Please send me a transcript of records, and a short (1 page) statement explaining why you want to do a PhD with me). If I think that you are a viable candidate, I will guide you through the application process.

I am now a faculty member and thus part of the Birmingham Centre for Security and Privacy. You can find information about this research group here: https://www.birmingham.ac.uk/research/centre-for-cyber-security-and-privacy. This is a sizeable research group, which offers companionship via other PhD students and staff members, as well as opportunities via many good relationships with industry.

I-2421 – POST DOC IN SOFTWARE AND DATA SECURITY

Luxembourg institute of science and technology, university of new brunswick, computer science; fredericton, canada, i-2425 – post-doc in wireless network security, applied cyptographer, fully-funded phd position in lattice-based privacy enhancing technologies, monash university; melbourne, australia.

• highly competitive scholarships to cover tuition fees, health insurance and living expenses (as stipend),
• opportunities to collaborate with leading academic and industry experts in the related areas,
• opportunities to participate in international grant-funded projects,
• collaborative and friendly research environment,
• an opportunity to live/study in one of the most liveable and safest cities in the world.

Requirements. A strong mathematical and cryptography background is required. Some knowledge/experience in coding (for example, Python, C/C++, SageMath) is a plus. Candidates must have completed (or be about to complete within the next 8 months) a significant research component either as part of their undergraduate (honours) degree or masters degree. They should have excellent English verbal and written communication skills.

How to apply. please first refer to mfesgin.github.io/supervision/ for more information. Then, please fill out the following form (also clickable from the advertisement title): https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScOvp0w397TQMTjTa6T7TKqri703Z-c3en0aS654w6nl4_EFg/viewform

Embedded Crypto Software Developer (m/f/d)

Nxp semiconductors gratkorn/austria, hamburg/germany, eindhoven/netherlands & toulouse/france.

• You will develop crypto algorithms (incl. Post Quantum Crypto) based on specifications, being involved from the coding/programming, test, code review, release stages.
• You will align with our innovation team, architectural team, hardware teams and support teams to develop the algorithms which contribute to a complete security subsystem in all of NXP's business lines.
• Bachelor + 3-5 years of relevant experience Or​ You are a graduate with a Master or PhD Degree in Computer Science, Electronics Engineering, Mathematics, Information Technology, Cryptography
• You have a passion for technology, you bring ideas to the table and you are proud of your results.
• We offer you the opportunity to learn and build on your technical knowledge and experience in some of the following areas: algorithm development including post quantum cryptography (DES, AES, RSA, ECC, SHA and many more)
• embedded software development in C and Assembly
• work with ARM Cortex M and RISC V platforms
• Work on hardware and software countermeasures against side channel (SCA) and fault attacks, (FA).

Research Positions on Zero-Knowledge, Blockchain and MPC protocols, Ph.D. & Post-Doc

University of edinburgh and zk lab, pqshield ltd, research and development, phd internship, nokia bell labs; antwerp, belgium.

• You are currently doing a PhD or PostDoc
• Some familiarity with one of the areas: FHE, MPC or ZKP
• Both applied and theoretical researchers are welcome
• Fully funded internship with benefits (based on Belgian income standards)
• Internship any time from now until the end of 2024
• Possibility to visit local university crypto groups (e.g. COSIC KU Leuven)
• A wonderful desk with a view of the Zoo of Antwerp (elephants and bisons visible)
• Having access to the best beers and chocolates in the world

PhD student (fully funded)

Monash university, melbourne, australia.

At the Department of Software Systems and Cybersecurity (SSC) at Monash, we have several openings for PhD positions. The topics of interest are post-quantum cryptography (based on lattices and/or hash), their applications, and their secure and efficient software and hardware implementations.

• We provide highly competitive scholarships opportunities to collaborate with leading academic and industry experts in the above-mentioned areas.
• There will be opportunities to participate in (inter)nationally funded projects.
• We have a highly collaborative and friendly research environment.
• You will have an opportunity to live/study in one of the most liveable and safest cities in the world.

The positions will be filled as soon as suitable candidates are found.

• Some mathematical and cryptography backgrounds.
• Some knowledge/experience in coding (for example, Python, C/C++, and/or SageMath) is a plus.
• Must have completed (or be about to complete within the next 6 months) a significant research component either as part of their undergraduate (honours) degree or masters degree.
• Should have excellent verbal and written communication skills in English.

Ph.D. Position (Fully Funded)

Cea-list france & university of paris-saclay, france, postdoctoral researchers in post-quantum cryptography, institute of software chinese academy of sciences, phd position in cryptography and privacy engineering, technical university of darmstadt, germany.

The Cryptography and Privacy Engineering Group (ENCRYPTO) @CS Department @Technical University of Darmstadt offers a fully funded position as Doctoral Researcher (Research Assistant/PhD Student) in Cryptography and Privacy Engineering to be filled as soon as possible and initially for 3 years with the possibility of extension.

You'll work in the collaborative research center CROSSING funded by the German Research Foundation (DFG). In our project E4 Compiler for Privacy-Preserving Protocols, we build compilers to automatically generate optimized MPC protocols for privacy-preserving applications. See https://encrypto.de/CROSSING for details. As PhD@ENCRYPTO, you primarily focus on your research aiming to publish&present the results at top venues.

We demonstrate that privacy is efficiently protectable in real-world applications via cryptographic protocols. Our open and international working environment facilitates excellent research in a sociable team. TU Darmstadt is a top research university for IT security, cryptography and CS in Europe. Darmstadt is a very international, livable and well-connected city in the Rhine-Main area around Frankfurt.

• Completed Master's degree (or equivalent) at a top university with excellent grades in IT security, computer science, or a similar area.
• Extensive knowledge in applied cryptography/IT security and very good software development skills. Knowledge in cryptographic protocols (ideally MPC) is a plus.
• Experience and interest to engage in teaching.
• Self-motivated, reliable, creative, can work independently, and striving to do excellent research.
• Our working language is English: Able to discuss/write/present scientific results in English. German is beneficial but not required.

Technical University of Munich, Germany

Postdoctoral researchers, mohammed vi polytechnic university (um6p), phd student or post-doc in sustainable trust anchor for iot, csem, neuchâtel ch.

Collaborating with two experienced teams in security, digital hardware and software, you will contribute to the development of an embedded anchor of trust for future generation of sustainable IoT devices, enabling features such as post quantum cryptography, threshold cryptography, distributed architectures, or reconfigurability over the air. You will be working closely with a diverse team of engineers and researchers, and you will take a leading role in transforming a vision into tangible IPs.

• Research in applied cryptography and implementations for embedded devices.
• Implement cryptography and security primitives for embedded devices; mainly HW/SW co-design.
• Develop Proof of concepts based on advanced cryptography topics.
• Harden security modules against side channel attacks, software attacks and other threats.
• Adopt a holistic approach to design and implement robust features yielding solid foundations for end-to-end security.
• Propose innovative security IPs, challenge them against state of the art and review them with peers.
• PhD graduate or an MSc graduate.
• Background in one or more of these fields: digital design, embedded software design and applied cryptography.
• A high motivation to progress and excel in the field of applied cryptography and embedded security.
• Experience in digital hardware or embedded software development.
• Programming skills in VHDL, C, Python (or equivalent).
• Fluent in English. French or German are an advantage.
• Natural curiosity and ability to adapt to new situations.
• Autonomous and hands-on, motivated to take initiative in the development of innovative solutions.
• Open-minded attitude and well-developed team-spirit.

Post-docs and PhD Residencies

We have postdoc and PhD residency positions available at SandboxAQ [1]. We seek people interested in doing research in the areas of post-quantum cryptography, privacy, and machine learning applied to cybersecurity. The positions are remote, but allow for travel to collaborate with team members. The postdoc residencies are initially for two years, but with the option to extend it to up to three years, on mutual agreement. PhD residencies are up to one year.

• Carlos Aguilar Melchor: https://dblp.org/pid/71/4606.html
• Martin Albrecht: https://dblp.org/pid/92/7397.html
• Nina Bindel: https://dblp.org/pid/167/3021.html
• James Howe: https://dblp.org/pid/163/8680.html
• Andreas Hülsing: https://dblp.org/pid/27/1744.html
• Nicolas Gama: https://dblp.org/pid/49/4575.html
• Sandra Guasch Castelló: https://dblp.org/pid/86/8292.html
• Raphael Labaca-Castro: [email protected]
• Parth Mishra: [email protected]
• PQC : [email protected] and [email protected]

Senior Research Scientist - PQC

Sanboxaq (usa, remote; europe, remote; canada, remote).

The SandboxAQ team is looking for a Research Scientist to help functionalize the next generation of cryptographic systems. A successful candidate will be comfortable with research in post-quantum cryptography. We are open to strong candidates that reinforce existing expertise of the team as well as candidates extending our expertise. They will be part of a team of diverse cryptographers and engineers, where they will play a key role in efficient and effective enablement of the technologies being developed. They can learn more about what we’ve been doing so far by checking out the publications of our permanent researchers: Carlos Aguilar Melchor, Martin Albrecht, Nina Bindel, James Howe, Andreas Hülsing, and Anand Kumar Narayanan

Ph.D. internship or Post-Doc

Uclouvain crypto group, louvain-la-neuve, belgium, tu wien, security and privacy research unit.

• Master degree in computer science or equivalent (degree completion by employment start)
• Excellent English, communication, and teamwork skills
• Background in formal methods (e.g., automated reasoning, type systems, or proof assistants) or cryptography
• Experience in research is a plus
• A job in an internationally renowned group, which regularly publishes in top security venues, and consists of an international, diverse, and inclusive team with expertise in formal methods, cryptography, security, privacy, and blockchains
• Diverse research topics in formal methods for security and privacy, with a specific focus on cryptographic protocols and blockchains
• An international English-speaking environment (German not required)
• A competitive salary
• Flexible hours

Postdoc Position in Zero Knowledge Proof Application and Acceleration

University of california san diego, department of electrical and computer engineering; san diego, ca.

• Ph.D. in Computer Engineering, Computer Science, or a closely related field
• Strong ability in at least C/C++ or Rust
• Familiarity with popular open-source zero-knowledge proof frameworks
• Publication record in top venues, with proven research record around zero-knowledge proofs
• Strong theoretical understanding of zero-knowledge proofs and its various constructions
• Ability to work on-site in San Diego

Postdoc Position in Privacy-Preserving Computation

• Ph.D. in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, or a closely related field
• Strong ability in at least C/C++, Python, or Rust
• Familiarity with popular open-source privacy-preserving computation frameworks
• Publication record in top venues, with proven research record in applied cryptography or adjacent field
• Strong applied cryptography skills

Software Security Researcher

Technology innovation institute, hardware security researcher, quantstamp, remote/ anywhere, post-doc, research assistant/associate, assistant/associate/full professor, shanghai jiao tong university.

Academic Catalog 2023-2024

Cybersecurity, phd.

A research-based, interdisciplinary Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Cybersecurity combines a strong security technical foundation with a security policy and social sciences perspective. It seeks to prepare graduates to advance the state of the art of security in systems, networks, and the internet in industry, academia, and government. The interdisciplinary nature of the program distinguishes it from traditional doctoral degree programs in computer science, engineering, or social sciences and makes it unique in the Boston area.

Students who choose the PhD in Cybersecurity program have a strong desire to pursue academic research solving critical cybersecurity challenges facing today’s society. The PhD program is a natural path for students in the college’s  Master of Science in Cybersecurity  program who want to pursue research and students with bachelor’s degrees and an interest in research-focused careers. Students who pursue careers in advancing the state of the art of cybersecurity have an opportunity to  gain:

• A strong technical foundation in cybersecurity and an interdisciplinary perspective based on policy and social science

A path to a research-focused career coupled with depth in information assurance research at a leading institution, one of the earliest designees by NSA/DHS as a National Center of Academic Excellence in Information Assurance Research, Information Assurance/Cyber Defense, and Cyber Operations

The opportunity to work with and learn from faculty who are recognized internationally for their expertise and contributions in information assurance from Northeastern University’s Khoury College of Computer Sciences, the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, and the College of Social Sciences and Humanities

Access to research projects at Northeastern’s research centers focused on security:

The Cybersecurity and Privacy Institute :  The mission of Northeastern's Cybersecurity and Privacy Institute is to safeguard critical technology. Forging partnerships with experts in industry, government, and academia worldwide, the Institute’s faculty and students develop, protect, and enhance technologies on which the world relies—from mobile devices and “smart” IoT applications to tomorrow’s self-driving cars and delivery drones. Their expertise spans algorithm auditing; cloud security; cryptography; differential privacy; embedded device security; internet-scale security measurements; machine learning; big data; security, malware, and advanced threats; network protocols and security; web and mobile security; and wireless network security.

The International Secure Systems Lab , affiliated with Northeastern, a collaborative effort of European and U.S. researchers focused on web security, malware, and vulnerability analysis; intrusion detection; and other computer security issues.

The ALERT Center , where Northeastern is the lead institution, a multiuniversity Department of Homeland Security Center of Excellence involved in research, education, and technology related to threats from explosives.

The benefits of the Boston area:

• World-renowned for academic and research excellence, the Boston area is also home to some of the nation’s largest Department of Defense contractors and government and independent labs such as MIT Lincoln Lab, MITRE, and Draper Lab.

Degree Requirements

The PhD in Cybersecurity degree requires completion of at least 48 semester credit hours beyond a bachelor’s degree. Students who enter with an undergraduate degree will typically need four to five years to complete the program, and they will be awarded a master’s degree en route to the PhD.

Doctoral Degree Candidacy

A student is considered a PhD degree candidate after  completing the core courses with at least a 3.500 GPA, with no grades lower than a B in the core courses, and either publishing a paper in a strong conference or journal or passing an oral exam that is conducted by a committee of three cybersecurity faculty members and based on paper(s) written by the student.

One year of continuous full-time study is required after admission to the PhD candidacy. During this period, the student will be expected to make substantial progress in preparing for the comprehensive examination.

Teaching Requirement

All cybersecurity PhD students must satisfy the teaching requirement in order to graduate. This requirement is fulfilled when the student works as a teaching assistant or instructor of record for one semester and during this semester:

• Teaches at least three hours of classes
• Prepares at least one assignment or quiz or equivalent

PhD students are expected to satisfy the teaching requirement some time after completing their first year and at least one semester prior to scheduling their PhD defense. 

Dissertation Advising

The doctoral dissertation advising team for each student consists of two cybersecurity faculty members, one in a technical area. When appropriate, the second faculty advisor will be from the policy/social science area.

Dissertation Committee

With the help of the advisor, a student selects the committee, consisting of at least four members, to be approved by the PhD cybersecurity curriculum committee. The four members must include the advisor, two internal members, and an external member.

Comprehensive Examination

A PhD student must submit a written dissertation proposal and present it to the dissertation committee. The proposal should identify the research problem, the research plan, and the potential impact of the research on the field. The presentation of the proposal will be made in an open forum, and the student must successfully defend it before the dissertation committee after the public presentation.

Dissertation Defense

A PhD student must complete and defend a dissertation that involves original research in cybersecurity.

Awarding of Master’s Degrees

Students who enter the PhD in Cybersecurity program with a bachelor’s degree have the option of obtaining a master's degree from one of the departments participating in the program. To do so, they must meet all of the department’s degree requirements.

Bachelor’s Degree Entrance

Complete all courses and requirements listed below unless otherwise indicated.

Teaching Qualifying exam and area exam Annual review Dissertation proposal Dissertation committee Dissertation defense

Core Requirements

A grade of B or higher is required in each core course. A cumulative 3.500 grade-point average is required for the core requirement.

Electives and Tracks

Dissertation, program credit/gpa requirements.

48 total semester hours required Minimum 3.000 GPA required

Incoming PhD in cybersecurity students who have already completed a Master of Science in an adjacent field may petition to the graduate program administration for advanced entry. Advanced entry petitions are reviewed by the program administration on a case-by-case basis. Please note that advanced entry does not waive by itself any part of the PhD coursework requirements. As a degree conferral requirement, a minimum of 16 semester hours of coursework beyond the 32 semester hours of the master’s degree is required of advanced entry PhD students (48 semester hours is required of standard entry PhD students). A grade of B or higher is required in each course. A cumulative 3.500 GPA is required for the core requirement.

Refer to the PhD Cybersecurity overview for admission to candidacy requirements.

Refer to the PhD Cybersecurity  overview  for residency requirements.

Refer to the PhD Cybersecurity  overview for teaching requirements.

Refer to the PhD Cybersecurity  overview for dissertation advising requirements.

Refer to the PhD Cybersecurity  overview for dissertation committee requirements.

Refer to the PhD Cybersecurity  overview  for comprehensive examination requirements.

Refer to the PhD Cybersecurity  overview  for dissertation defense and completion requirements.

Core Requirement

Students  are  required to  take all  core courses  unless otherwise  determined by  the program.  Students must maintain a minimum GPA of 3.500 as well as earn a grade of B or better in each core course.

Students  are  required to  take all  courses  unless otherwise  determined by  the program.

Minimum 16 semester hours required Minimum 3.000 GPA required

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Cryptography Research Group

Paul G. Allen School of Computer Science & Engineering University of Washington

The Cryptography Group in the Paul G. Allen School of Computer Science & Engineering carries out research on a wide range of topics in the foundations and applications of cryptography. These include public-key and symmetric cryptography, obfuscation, attribute-based and functional encryption, secure multi-party computation, zero-knowledge proofs, anonymous credentials, post-quantum and quantum cryptography, information-theoretic cryptography, and more.

We meet weekly for a reading group/seminar . Also subscribe to seattle-crypto for annoucements of cryptography-related events in the Seattle area.

Check out our cryptography classes .

Our research has been supported by NSF, DARPA, the Simons Foundation, the Sloan Foundation, CISCO, JP Morgan, and Microsoft.

Related groups: [UW Theory] [UW Security & Privacy] [MSR Cryptography, Security, and Privacy] [UW Blockchain Lab]

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Former Members

John Retterer Moore MS 2015

Wei Dai MS 2016 → UCSD (PhD) → Bain Capital Crypto (Research Partner)

Binyi Chen PhD 2019 → Google → Espresso Systems (Chief Cryptographer)

Michael Agun PhD 2019 → Western Digital

Pratik Soni PhD 2020 → CMU (postdoc) → University of Utah (Assistant Professor)

Xihu Zhang MS 2022 → Oracle

Ashrujit Ghoshal PhD 2022 → CMU (postdoc)

Viet Tung Hoang Postdoc 2015-16 → Florida State University ( Assistant Associate Professor)

Christian Matt Postdoc 2017-18 → Concordium (Senior Researcher)

Aishwarya Thiruvengadam Postdoc 2017-18 → TU Darmstadt (Postdoc) → IIT Madras (Assistant Professor)

Marshall Ball Postdoc 2020-21 (CI Fellow) → New York University (Assistant Professor)

Joseph Jaeger Postdoc 2019-21 → Georgia Institute of Technology (Assistant Professor)

Tianren Liu Postdoc 2019-21 → Peking University (Assistant Professor)

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PhD Student in Cryptography

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Postdoc Fellow in (post) quantum security of proof systems

security. In particular, the subgroup ''Quantum Lab'' research directions include post-quantum cryptography , quantum cryptography , deniability in quantum cryptography and communication, quantum key exchange

Researcher (PhD), for the KISON group of the IN3 (Internet Interdisciplinary Institute) of the UOC.

. Essential knowledge of Networks, Data Security, Applied Cryptography and Latex. Knowledge of qualitative and quantitative data analysis techniques. English level from B2 of the common framework of reference

University Assistant (PhD position)

to: write a dissertation in the area of cryptography for secure and privacy friendly computation research in the area of design and analysis of cryptographic functions for secure and privacy friendly

Doctoral researcher (PhD candidate) in Computer Science

, part of the Laboratory of Algorithmics, Cryptography and Security (LACS), embedded in the Department of Computer Science (DCS) of Faculty of Science, Technology and Medicine (FSTM), is currently looking

PhD Thesis: Enhancing the performance of microsensors through chaos

into MEMS performance but also pave the way for exciting applications, for example in the field of cryptography . The PhD candidate will benefit from Grenoble’s thriving scientific environment and will be

PhD Studentship - On Demand Entangled Photons for Quantum Optics

including quantum cryptography and quantum computing. This PhD project will develop an ultra-efficient platform to generate on-demand entangled photons for the future of quantum technologies. We are looking

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promises massive impacts on fields ranging from communication and cryptography to sensing and computing. Importantly, quantum sensors harness the rapid interactions between quantum systems and their

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You will find the work here challenging and personally rewarding. Students who complete our PhD program are well-prepared for careers in academia, research, government and industry. Please visit our Graduate Admissions Information page for application requirements, deadlines, and other important information.

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Our research is focused on making future computer systems more secure.

We bring together a broad spectrum of cross-cutting techniques for security, from theoretical cryptography and programming-language ideas, to low-level hardware and operating-systems security, to overall system designs and empirical bug-finding.  We apply these techniques to a wide range of application domains, such as blockchains, cloud systems, Internet privacy, machine learning, and IoT devices, reflecting the growing importance of security in many contexts.

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Cryptography

Offering an arsenal of techniques to provide effective protection against the increasing cyber threat, cryptography is an integral part of many of our research projects.

With outstanding expertise in this field, we focus on advanced techniques and applications such as high-function encryption schemes and digital signatures, authentication and key exchange protocols, and cryptographic solutions for privacy-preserving identity management, secure data sharing and information exchange.

Global authority on cryptography

Our Centre’s research into hardware security and cryptography is led by Professor Liqun Chen , previously principal research scientist in the Security and Manageability Laboratory at Hewlett Packard Labs. Professor Chen has invented or co-invented cryptographic solutions which have been incorporated into international standards and used in applications millions of people use every day.

Having been instrumental in developing the Trusted Platform Module (TPM) – a hardware chip that ensures security by integrating cryptographic keys and algorithms in devices – Professor Chen is currently focused on helping to develop a Quantum-Resistant TPM and researching other aspects of post-quantum cryptography.

Professor Chen serves as a UK expert on the development of international standards for cryptographic mechanisms (ISO/IEC JTC 1 SC 27 Working Group 2). In addition to reviewing a range of this working group’s ISO/IEC standards, she directly serves as:

• Editor of ISO/IEC 11770-7, IT Security technology – Key management – Part 7: Cross-domain password-based authenticated key exchange
• Co-editor of ISO/IEC 20008-3, IT Security technology – Anonymous digital signatures – part 3: Mechanisms using multiple public keys

Professor Chen is also involved in the British Standard Institutes IST/33-2 sub-committee, serving as its vice chairman. This committee makes the UK’s contributions to ISO/IEC JTC 1 SC 27/WG 2.

Read more about the Future TPM project .

Student projects

Our PhD students are conducting an important body of research in the field of cryptography, with a number sponsored by external companies and government. Two students are collaborating with ObjectTech – a company aimed at delivering ‘seamless travel’ through airports, borders and events – to explore lattice-based cryptography for blockchain applications, making them more secure against future technological advances.

Other student projects are focused on post-quantum cryptography research, developing algorithms resistant to attacks by quantum computers which will be required by Trusted Platform Modules in the future.

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Our interests cover a broad variety of topics, including: secure computation, cryptographic complexity, strong public key encryption, private data mining, information-theoretic cryptography, cryptocurrencies, hardware side channel attacks and cryptographic counter measures, and connections to learning theory.

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Cybersecurity MPhil/PhD

London, Bloomsbury

It has long been recognised that cybersecurity is a ‘wicked problem’ – one that spills across disciplines, jurisdictions, and borders of all kinds. Our programme breaks with disciplinary tradition to rethink how we develop people equipped to deal with the cybersecurity challenges of the future.

UK tuition fees (2024/25)

Overseas tuition fees (2024/25), programme starts, applications accepted.

Applications open

• Entry requirements

A minimum of an upper second-class Bachelor's degree in a relevant subject from a UK university or an overseas qualification of an equivalent standard.

The English language level for this programme is: Level 2

UCL Pre-Master's and Pre-sessional English courses are for international students who are aiming to study for a postgraduate degree at UCL. The courses will develop your academic English and academic skills required to succeed at postgraduate level.

Further information can be found on our English language requirements page.

If you are intending to apply for a time-limited visa to complete your UCL studies (e.g., Student visa, Skilled worker visa, PBS dependant visa etc.) you may be required to obtain ATAS clearance . This will be confirmed to you if you obtain an offer of a place. Please note that ATAS processing times can take up to six months, so we recommend you consider these timelines when submitting your application to UCL.

Equivalent qualifications

Country-specific information, including details of when UCL representatives are visiting your part of the world, can be obtained from the International Students website .

International applicants can find out the equivalent qualification for their country by selecting from the list below. Please note that the equivalency will correspond to the broad UK degree classification stated on this page (e.g. upper second-class). Where a specific overall percentage is required in the UK qualification, the international equivalency will be higher than that stated below. Please contact Graduate Admissions should you require further advice.

About this degree

This programme provides you with core skills and knowledge at the forefront of computing, cybercrime, and digital technology policy. Our multidisciplinary approach ensures that you achieve deep domain-specific expertise, while developing into individuals who can resolve problems using a range of tools and methods and confident in your ability to work effectively with experts from across the socio-technical divide.

We offer supervision in computing (systems security, cryptography, software security, network security), crime science (cybercrime and policing issues) and in domestic and international policy (digital tech policy, global cybernorms, international peace and security).

You will develop a level of expertise in your topic that incorporates the dimensions covered in our Centre for Doctoral Training (CDT) and you will leave with a network of colleagues working in and across these domains.

Who this course is for

This MPhil/PhD is for applicants with a strong interest or background in cybersecurity issues who would like to undertake multidisciplinary research to solve today’s societal problems and explore innovative solutions. It is suitable for both Master's graduates as well as early or mid-career professionals.

What this course will give you

UCL is ranked 9th globally and 5th in Europe in the QS World University Rankings 2024 , giving you an exciting opportunity to study at one of the world's best universities.

UCL is one of the UK's elite Academic Centres of Excellence in Cyber Security and hosts the UK Research Institutes in Science of Cyber Security (RISCS). The team is led by UCL Computer Science , a department ranked first in England and second in the UK for research power in Computer Science and Informatics in the most recent Research Excellence Framework ( REF2021 ).

Over 40 members of faculty with internationally recognised expertise across all aspects of cybersecurity run a diverse and ambitious portfolio of projects, working closely with industry and policy partners. You will learn from leading academic experts with an outstanding reputation in the field.

Acknowledging that technology alone cannot address the challenges of cyber insecurity, the Department of Science, Technology, Engineering and Public Policy focuses on improving knowledge exchange between technical and policy stakeholders. Providing advice and support to both industry and government around the world, STEaPP runs a portfolio of funded projects that explore how cybersecurity impacts at the societal level as well as on international peace and security.

The foundation of your career

Depending on your research agenda, the programme will provide you with core skills and knowledge at the forefront of computing (systems security, cryptography, software security, network security), crime science (cybercrime) and policy (information security management, public policy). Suitable careers will include technology R&D, intelligence and policing, international and domestic public policy, cyber diplomacy and digital infrastructure project implementation.

Employability

Investing in people and skills and deepening the partnership between government, academic and industry is the first pillar of the UK National Cyber Strategy. To help address this, you will be trained in how to work with evolving cybersecurity challenges through multidisciplinary means. By developing a holistic understanding of how technology, policy, industry and law enforcement interact, you will be equipped for high-level leadership positions that will help to shape the future through secure digital technologies.

The CDT is conveniently located in the heart of London and subsequently has strong links with both industry and policy stakeholders. The three partner departments in the CDT between them host the Information Security Group, the Jill Dando Institute of Security and Crime Science, the Dawes Centre for Future Crime, the Research Institute for Science of Cyber Security, the Digital Technologies Policy Lab and the PETRAS National Centre of Excellence for Cybersecurity of the Internet of Things. All of these offer exceptional networking platforms for the CDT candidates who become part of our research community .

Teaching and learning

You are   assigned a first and second supervisor who  you  will meet regularly.  You  will have a choice of research groups which you can assign yourself to. These research groups meet regularly for seminars and related activities in the departments.

In year 1, you are a ssessed through the completion of a literature review, a six-month research project, a systematic literature review group project, and an integrated assessment that draws on the material delivered across the taught modules.

You will go on to participate in an upgrade viva (MPhil to PhD) between months 15 and 24.

During your research degree, you will have regular meetings with your primary supervisor, in addition to contact with your secondary supervisor and participation in group meetings. Full-time study should comprise of 40 hours per week.

Research areas and structure

Supervision within this programme is available in an extensive range or research areas including:

• artificial intelligence (AI)
• applied cryptography
• on-line propaganda / hate speech / fake news
• authentication and verification
• financial technology and cryptocurrencies
• blockchains
• global politics of cybersecurity, cyberwar, cyber norms
• national cyber security strategies
• systems modelling
• security economics
• smart contracts
• distributed systems security
• network security
• the Internet of Things
• security testing
• secure software engineering methodologies
• malware and binary analysis
• watermarking and copyright protection
• cybercrime, child protection, and dark marketplaces
• cyber risk and cyber security policy
• standards and regulation of digital and telecommunications
• connected autonomous vehicles
• gender issues and tech abuse
• hacking and hacktivism
• privacy, censorship, surveillance
• applications to secure communications
• quantum computing, quantum information theory

Research environment

The departments are very well-connected with research groups across the university, and are involved in many exciting multi-disciplinary research projects.

The CDT provides a 4-year programme of training in cutting-edge disciplinary skills in computing, social sciences and humanities, as well as transferable skills relating to cross sector and cross disciplinary communication, teamwork, public dissemination and professional practice.

This is achieved through a combination of structured compulsory and elective taught modules and training activities, as well as an `apprenticeship’ model involving hands-on personal and team-based research under the supervision of a lead in the field of cybersecurity.

Find out more on our CDT website.

This programme is not currently running a part-time option.

Some projects will call for fieldwork and you will be able to apply to the Research Training Support Grant for funding to support this. Supervisory teams provide contacts and introductions where needed to help you maximise the value of your fieldwork.

All CDT candidates will undertake a placement as part of their programme. Supervisory teams work with candidates and with our industry and policy partners to devise an appropriate placement for each case. These are integrated into the research project to support and enhance it while also offering valuable insights into `real world' cybersecurity problems and work environments.

Accessibility

Details of the accessibility of UCL buildings can be obtained from AccessAble accessable.co.uk . Further information can also be obtained from the UCL Student Support and Wellbeing team .

Fees and funding

Fees for this course.

The tuition fees shown are for the year indicated above. Fees for subsequent years may increase or otherwise vary. Where the programme is offered on a flexible/modular basis, fees are charged pro-rata to the appropriate full-time Master's fee taken in an academic session. Further information on fee status, fee increases and the fee schedule can be viewed on the UCL Students website: ucl.ac.uk/students/fees .

Additional costs

Your research degree may be subject to an Additional Fee Element (AFE). The AFE (also known as bench fees) is an additional cost, incurred by yourself or your sponsor. It is levied to cover the costs related to consumables, equipment and materials etc. which are not included in the tuition fee. As each research project is unique in nature, the AFE is calculated on a student-by-student basis and is determined by your academic supervisor.

For more information on additional costs for prospective students please go to our estimated cost of essential expenditure at Accommodation and living costs .

Funding your studies

The Cybersecurity CDT does not have UKRI-funded studentships available for the 2024/25 academic year. Potential candidates who may have other sources of funding available to them — such as from industry, non-UK governments, or their own resources — should consult the CDT’s website where advice will be posted as it becomes available.

For a comprehensive list of the funding opportunities available at UCL, including funding relevant to your nationality, please visit the Scholarships and Funding website.

For a comprehensive list of the funding opportunities available at UCL, including funding relevant to your nationality, please visit the Scholarships and Funding website .

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Please note that you may submit applications for a maximum of two graduate programmes (or one application for the Law LLM) in any application cycle.

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Fully funded phd position in (post-)quantum cryptography at bochum, job type: , application deadline: , employer web page: .

The groups of Cryptology and Quantum Information (Alexander May and Michael Walter) at Ruhr University Bochum are looking for an excellent candidate for a fully funded Ph.D. position as part of Quantum-Safe Internet (QSI) , a Marie Curie Innovative Training Network (MSCA-ITN) . The QSI network involves top-ranking partner universities from France, Italy, Germany, the Netherlands, Denmark, Spain, the UK, and Switzerland, as well as industrial partners. At Bochum, you can expect an excellent research environment, including the Center of Excellence CASA and the Max-Planck Institute for Security and Privacy .

You will conduct research in algorithms for classical and quantum cryptanalysis and publish/present the results at top venues for research in classical and quantum cryptography and IT Security. You will be jointly supervised by Alexander May and Michael Walter.

Your profile:

• Master’s degree or equivalent in computer science, mathematics, theoretical physics, or a related field.
• Outstanding grades in classes related to cryptography, (quantum) algorithms, theoretical CS, or mathematics. (Familiarity with provable security and/or a strong mathematical background are a plus.)
• Excellent communication/writing skills in English. (No German required.)
• Compliance with the MSCA-ITN mobility rule: You must not have resided or carried out your main activity (work, studies, etc.) in Germany for more than 12 months in the 36 months immediately before your recruitment date.
• Full-time employment for the duration of the PhD (four years at Ruhr-University Bochum).
• A well-rounded training offered by the QSI network, covering a range of topics related to secure communications in the quantum era, as well as complementary training intended to enhance your personal development.
• Generous travel budget that allows for, e.g., exposure to different sectors via planned placements and attendance of summer schools.

The position is to be filled as soon as possible. We strongly encourage applications from members of any underrepresented group in our research area.

To apply or for questions, contact [email protected] .

Applications should contain the following in a single PDF:

• Cover letter describing your background and research interests
• CV, including transcripts
• Contact details of 2-3 potential references
• A link to your MSc thesis (draft), if available

Deadline for application: Sep 28, 2022.

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PhD Projects in Cryptography

PhD projects in Cryptography are one of the great research daises. It helps scholars to create a good impact on the research world. In fact, the main scope of this area is to bring out the  “data privacy, ease of use, and veracity.”  For this reason, it uses complex math and logic to  create strong encryption and decryption methods. We have listed some interesting ideas in which PhD projects in cryptography can be implemented,

As well, cryptography is present in our daily life applications as follows,

• Remote electronic polling
• ATM, smart card
• biometric-based smartphone passwords
• military communications
• e-transaction

Up-to-date Cryptographic Techniques

• Elliptic Curve Cryptography
• Post Quantum Cryptography
• Pairing Based Cryptography
• Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) Testing
• Random Bit Generation
• Homomorphic Encryption
• Block Encryption and Message Digest

Other Aspects of Security

• Certificate Generation and Authorities
• Blockchain Technology
• Pseudo-Random Function
• Secret Key Distribution
• Message Authentication Code
• Hashing and Digital Signature

Our experts have a scholarly mind to reach the goal line of best security through above all approaches. And also, we are good in other algorithms as follows,

AES, El-Gammal, 3DES, SHA-256, MD5, RC4/5/6, ECDSA, IDEA, Blowfish, Twofish, DEAL, CAST-256, MARS, and etc.

Then in recent days, we are enduring our research on  ‘lightweight cryptography.’  That is to say, it has the aim to attain effective  resource use  despite any domain. On the whole, we are keen on all our activities from top to bottom. To the end, we assure you that you hold the “Grade A” final work from us. Thus have faith in PhD projects in Cryptography to complete your research.

Here, we have enlisted few more research concepts from our PhD projects in Cryptography,

Practical Cryptanalysis - Public Key Cryptosystem using Morphism of Polynomials Problem

A Robust Elliptic Curve Cryptography-Based Mutual Authentication Scheme for Telecare Medical Information Systems(TMIS)

Securing Edge Devices in the Post-Quantum in IoT Using Lattice-Based Cryptography

Secure Authentication based on Delegation for Telecare Medicine Information Systems

A Novel Efficient ECC-Based Pairing-Free CP-ABE for Internet of Things

Encryption and Key Agreement using Security Formalizations and Their Relationships in Information-Theoretic Cryptography

A Cloud-Based Secure Services Management using Cognitive and Biometric Methodologies  

Key Distribution System based on Identity for Link Layer Security in AMI Networks

Tolerating Sensitive-Leakage in Larger Plaintext-Space and Higher Leakage-Rate in Privacy-Aware IoT

Node Localization using LLE based on Patch with Selective Neighborhood

Secure Communication on 5G Nets : True Random Number Generator Approach based on Visible Spectrum

An Efficient QC-LDPC and QC-MDPC Codes based Public Key Encryption Scheme for Cryptanalysis

An Algebraic Codes-Based Quantum Symmetric Cryptosystem

Self-Reference Detection and Discrete Modulation and Continuous-Variable Quantum Key Distribution

QR Codes-Based Visual Cryptography Scheme With Meaningful Shares

Smart Building :A Lightweight and Flexible Encryption Scheme for Sensitive Data Security

Smart Grid-Based An Anonymous Self-Certified Key Distribution Scheme using Elliptic-curve cryptography

An Efficient Client-Side Deduplication of Encrypted Data in Cloud-Based Public Auditing

Authorized public cloud storage auditing scheme based on Identity with hierarchical structure for large-scale user groups

Blind Proxy Re-Signature Scheme using Polynomials Isomorphisms

MILESTONE 1: Research Proposal

Finalize journal (indexing).

Before sit down to research proposal writing, we need to decide exact journals. For e.g. SCI, SCI-E, ISI, SCOPUS.

Research Subject Selection

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We helping you with right and perfect topic selection, which sound interesting to the other fellows of your committee. For e.g. if your interest in networking, the research topic is VANET / MANET / any other

Literature Survey Writing

To ensure the novelty of research, we find research gaps in 50+ latest benchmark papers (IEEE, Springer, Elsevier, MDPI, Hindawi, etc.)

Case Study Writing

After literature survey, we get the main issue/problem that your research topic will aim to resolve and elegant writing support to identify relevance of the issue.

Problem Statement

Based on the research gaps finding and importance of your research, we conclude the appropriate and specific problem statement.

Writing Research Proposal

Writing a good research proposal has need of lot of time. We only span a few to cover all major aspects (reference papers collection, deficiency finding, drawing system architecture, highlights novelty)

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Fix implementation plan.

We prepare a clear project implementation plan that narrates your proposal in step-by step and it contains Software and OS specification. We recommend you very suitable tools/software that fit for your concept.

Tools/Plan Approval

We get the approval for implementation tool, software, programing language and finally implementation plan to start development process.

Pseudocode Description

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We implement our novel idea in step-by-step process that given in implementation plan. We can help scholars in implementation.

Comparison/Experiments

We perform the comparison between proposed and existing schemes in both quantitative and qualitative manner since it is most crucial part of any journal paper.

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We evaluate and analyze the project results by plotting graphs, numerical results computation, and broader discussion of quantitative results in table.

Project Deliverables

For every project order, we deliver the following: reference papers, source codes screenshots, project video, installation and running procedures.

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Choosing right format.

We intend to write a paper in customized layout. If you are interesting in any specific journal, we ready to support you. Otherwise we prepare in IEEE transaction level.

Collecting Reliable Resources

Before paper writing, we collect reliable resources such as 50+ journal papers, magazines, news, encyclopedia (books), benchmark datasets, and online resources.

Writing Rough Draft

We create an outline of a paper at first and then writing under each heading and sub-headings. It consists of novel idea and resources

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We must proofread and formatting a paper to fix typesetting errors, and avoiding misspelled words, misplaced punctuation marks, and so on

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We check the communication of a paper by rewriting with native English writers who accomplish their English literature in University of Oxford.

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Finding apt journal.

We play crucial role in this step since this is very important for scholar’s future. Our experts will help you in choosing high Impact Factor (SJR) journals for publishing.

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We organize your paper for journal submission, which covers the preparation of Authors Biography, Cover Letter, Highlights of Novelty, and Suggested Reviewers.

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We track your paper status and answering the questions raise before review process and also we giving you frequent updates for your paper received from journal.

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We receive final mail for acceptance confirmation letter and editors send e-proofing and licensing to ensure the originality.

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MILESTONE 5: Thesis Writing

Identifying university format.

We pay special attention for your thesis writing and our 100+ thesis writers are proficient and clear in writing thesis for all university formats.

Gathering Adequate Resources

We collect primary and adequate resources for writing well-structured thesis using published research articles, 150+ reputed reference papers, writing plan, and so on.

Writing Thesis (Preliminary)

We write thesis in chapter-by-chapter without any empirical mistakes and we completely provide plagiarism-free thesis.

Skimming & Reading

Skimming involve reading the thesis and looking abstract, conclusions, sections, & sub-sections, paragraphs, sentences & words and writing thesis chorological order of papers.

Fixing Crosscutting Issues

This step is tricky when write thesis by amateurs. Proofreading and formatting is made by our world class thesis writers who avoid verbose, and brainstorming for significant writing.

Organize Thesis Chapters

We organize thesis chapters by completing the following: elaborate chapter, structuring chapters, flow of writing, citations correction, etc.

Writing Thesis (Final Version)

We attention to details of importance of thesis contribution, well-illustrated literature review, sharp and broad results and discussion and relevant applications study.

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Novelty is essential for a PhD degree. Our experts are bringing quality of being novel ideas in the particular research area. It can be only determined by after thorough literature search (state-of-the-art works published in IEEE, Springer, Elsevier, ACM, ScienceDirect, Inderscience, and so on). SCI and SCOPUS journals reviewers and editors will always demand “Novelty” for each publishing work. Our experts have in-depth knowledge in all major and sub-research fields to introduce New Methods and Ideas. MAKING NOVEL IDEAS IS THE ONLY WAY OF WINNING PHD.

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