S M Ferdous
1 month ago
PhD Position in Algorithms, High-Performance Computing, and Quantum Computing at UNC Charlotte University of North Carolina at Charlotte in United States
Degree Level
PhD
Field of study
Computer Science
Funding
Available
Country
United States
University
University of North Carolina at Charlotte
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About this position
PhD opening at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte with S M Ferdous, Assistant Professor. The position is in computer science and focuses on algorithms, combinatorial optimization, and high-performance computing, with applications in machine learning, quantum computing, and computational science and engineering.
The professor is looking for a motivated PhD student to join the research group, with a start date as early as Spring 2027. For this recruiting cycle, candidates especially interested in quantum computing applications are encouraged to reach out, though students with backgrounds in the broader areas above are also welcome.
How to apply: Email your CV and a brief explanation of your research interests and why you want to join the group to [email protected]. Use the subject line: “PhD Interest at UNC Charlotte – Your Name”.
Funding: Not specified in the post.
Funding details
Available
What's required
Applicants should be interested in advanced algorithms and high-performance computing, with particular interest in quantum computing applications for this cycle. Students with backgrounds in algorithms, HPC, machine learning, quantum computing, or related areas are encouraged to reach out. The post asks for a CV and a brief explanation of research interests and motivation.
How to apply
Email the professor with your CV and a brief statement of your research interests and motivation. Use the subject line: “PhD Interest at UNC Charlotte – Your Name”.
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Professors
Assistant Professor
United States
Research Interests
Ml
Quantum Computing
Mathematics
Combinatorial Optimization
Physics
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