PhD Candidate in Privacy-Preserving Digital Wallets and Cryptographic Identity Norwegian University of Science and Technology in Norway

The PhD project focuses on privacy-preserving protocols for digital identity wallets , including the EU Digital Identity (EUDI) Wallet. The student will study how cryptographic tools such as zero-knowledge proofs and anonymous credentials can support selective disclosure, pseudonymity, and unlinkability in real-world wallet deployments, while also examining the privacy and security risks that emerge when wallets are used across public and private services. The work combines protocol design, impl...

The University of Bergen in Bergen, Norway, invites applications for a three-year, full-time Postdoctoral Research Fellow in Synthetic Data Generation at the Centre for the Science of Learning & Technology (SLATE), within the AI LEARN centre. The project focuses on privacy-preserving technologies, responsible data sharing, trustworthy AI, and synthetic data for learning and educational applications. The researcher will develop, evaluate, and validate synthetic data generation methods that mainta...

PhD Candidate in Quantum-Safe Verifiable Credentials is available at the Department of Mathematical Sciences at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) in Trondheim, Norway. The doctoral project is part of Cryptology and social life: Sovereignty, security and society meet digital wallets , funded by NTNU. The research will evaluate the exact security of current digital-wallet designs and develop quantum-safe, verifiable, privacy-preserving credentials. Topics include post-quant...

This PhD position at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) is based in the Department of Mathematical Sciences in Trondheim, within a strong international research environment. The project sits in the research group NaCl and involves close cooperation with other PhD candidates working on related topics in digital wallets and identity security. The research focuses on the security of current wallet designs and on developing quantum-safe, verifiable, privacy-preserving credenti...

This PhD project examines the cybersecurity challenges that arise when artificial intelligence is developed and used in the maritime domain. The research sits at the intersection of information security, AI, maritime operations, and data engineering, with a focus on understanding risks associated with training data, AI models, and the integration of AI into maritime applications. The project is embedded in a multidisciplinary environment at NTNU’s campus in Ålesund, close to the maritime industr...