Gautam Srivastava
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PhD Research Collaboration in Quantum Security and Post-Quantum Cryptography in Canada Brandon University in Canada
Degree Level
PhD
Field of study
Computer Science
Funding
The collaboration aims to support a 12–24 week research visit to Canada. The post mentions potential research support, but no stipend, tuition, or exact funding amount is specified.
Country
Canada
University
Brandon University

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Professor Gautam Srivastava at Brandon University in Canada is seeking currently enrolled PhD students outside Canada for an international quantum research collaboration. The collaboration is centered on quantum computing, post-quantum cryptography (PQC), quantum-safe cybersecurity, quantum cryptography and communications, quantum machine learning, and quantum security for IoT, 6G, and emerging networks.
The opportunity is not a standard PhD admission call; instead, it is a research collaboration that may support a 12–24 week research visit to Canada. The post indicates that the student, their home supervisor, and the Canadian research group would develop a joint research proposal together. Additional research support may be available, but no exact funding amount, stipend, or tuition details are provided.
Eligibility highlights: applicants should already be enrolled in a PhD program outside Canada, have a strong publication/research record, work in a closely related area such as quantum computing, cybersecurity, cryptography, AI/ML, or communications, and have a supportive supervisor at their home institution.
How to apply: interested candidates should DM the professor with a CV, Google Scholar profile, university/country, PhD research area, and a short summary of current research. No deadline is stated in the post.
Funding details
The collaboration aims to support a 12–24 week research visit to Canada. The post mentions potential research support, but no stipend, tuition, or exact funding amount is specified.
What's required
Applicants must be currently enrolled in a PhD program outside Canada, have a strong research and publication background, work in quantum computing, cybersecurity, cryptography, AI/ML, communications, or a closely related area, and have a supportive faculty supervisor at their home institution for an international collaboration.
How to apply
Interested candidates should send a DM to the professor with their CV, Google Scholar profile, university/country, PhD research area, and a short description of their current research. Suitable candidates will receive further collaboration and support details directly.
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