PhD Doctoral Candidates in Security and Resilience of Critical Cyber-Physical Systems (MSCA Doctoral Network) University of Cyprus in

Christoforos Hadjicostis, Professor at the University of Cyprus, announces the launch of an MSCA Doctoral Network on the security and resilience of critical cyber-physical systems. The network, SecReSy4You, offers 10 Doctoral Candidate (PhD) positions across several European countries, with two positions available at the University of Cyprus (DC1 and DC5).

The research theme is highly interdisciplinary and sits at the intersection of computer science, information technology, electrical engineering, and cyber-physical systems. The project focuses on protecting critical engineered systems from cyber-attacks, improving detection, reaction, and recovery, and developing AI-based control and monitoring tools for resilient infrastructure. The project page also highlights collaboration between academia and industry, with doctoral training designed to build both technical and transferable skills.

Eligibility follows the standard MSCA mobility requirements. The post does not list additional detailed entry criteria, but applicants should check the linked position pages for the specific DC1 and DC5 requirements and application steps. This is a doctoral opportunity rather than a postdoctoral or master’s opening.

Funding is associated with the MSCA Doctoral Network, and the project description indicates that financial support is covered by the academic institutions. No stipend amount, tuition details, or deadline are stated in the post itself.

Interested candidates should review the project overview and the two University of Cyprus position links, then apply through the relevant position page for the doctoral candidate role that matches their background and interests.