Post-doctoral Fellow in (post) quantum security of proof systems

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The University of Luxembourg (UL) is seeking to hire a post-doctoral fellow within the Apsia Research Group led by Prof. Peter Y A Ryan.

The APSIA research group working on various information security directions with the focus on post-quantum security. In particular, the subgroup ‘’Quantum Lab’’ research directions include post-quantum cryptography, quantum cryptography, deniability in quantum cryptography and communication, quantum key exchange, quantum information theory, quantum voting schemes, etc.

The successful candidate will conduct the following tasks:

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