Serge Gaspers
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PhD position in Blockchain and Game Theory at UNSW Sydney University of New South Wales in Australia
Degree Level
PhD
Field of study
Computer Science
Funding
Well-funded PhD scholarship via the Digital Finance CRC, stated as 70k AUD per year.
Country
Australia
University
University of New South Wales

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About this position
UNSW Sydney is advertising an Industry PhD position in blockchain and game theory within the School of Computer Science and Engineering.
The project involves collaboration with Redbelly Network and academic supervisors including Professor Haris Aziz, Vincent Gramoli, and Serge Gaspers. The opportunity is aimed at a student with a strong academic background and research interests that fit the topic area.
This is a well-funded PhD opportunity supported by the Digital Finance CRC, with funding stated as 70k AUD per year. The post does not mention tuition details, but it clearly indicates substantial scholarship support.
Relevant study areas and research keywords include computer science, blockchain, game theory, digital finance, and potentially related work in distributed systems and algorithmic mechanism design.
Interested candidates should assess fit with the project and contact the poster directly. No formal deadline is provided in the post.
Funding details
Well-funded PhD scholarship via the Digital Finance CRC, stated as 70k AUD per year.
What's required
Applicants should have a suitable academic background and research interests aligned with blockchain and game theory. The post does not specify a required degree beyond the PhD opening, but indicates the student will work with UNSW Computer Science and Engineering, Redbelly Network, Professor Haris Aziz, and Vincent Gramoli.
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