Quantum + Security and Quantum + AI Postdoctoral Scholar Opportunities in Quantum Computing, Cybersecurity, and AI Penn State University in United States

Penn State University’s College of Information Sciences and Technology is launching its Quantum Frontiers Postdoctoral Scholar initiative with two postdoctoral openings: Quantum + Security and Quantum + AI . This is a research opportunity for scholars interested in the intersection of quantum computing , cybersecurity , artificial intelligence , and broader information sciences and technology . The post is shared by Andrea Tapia , Dean and Professor at Penn State University. The announcement doe...

Fully funded PhD positions are open in Quantum Computing at Miami University (Oxford, Ohio, USA) in the research group of Hui Zhong , who will join the Department of Computer Science and Software Engineering as an Assistant Professor in August 2026. The group focuses on secure, privacy-preserving, and efficient quantum computing systems , with research directions including quantum privacy and security , distributed quantum computing optimization , and quantum networks and topology design . The p...

Arizona State University’s School of Electrical, Computer and Energy Engineering (ASU ECEE) is advertising 2 PhD positions for Fall 2026 with Associate Professor Eirini Eleni Tsiropoulou . The research area is at the intersection of wireless networks , cybersecurity , and artificial intelligence , with an emphasis on strong analytical and computational skills. The post highlights the need for candidates with a solid mathematical background , proficiency in Python and machine learning , and comfo...

Multiple funded openings are available in the Biron Lab at the University of Florida for postdoctoral researchers , PhD students , and NSF-supported undergraduate students / research assistants. The lab is led by Assistant Professor Zoleikha A. Biron in the Electrical and Computer Engineering Department. The research focus is at the intersection of machine learning , control theory , and cyber-physical systems , with topics including decentralized control design , optimization , fault detection ...

Postdoctoral opportunity at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) in formal methods and cybersecurity . The project is titled “Bugs Framework (BF)-Based Formal Methods Systems for Proof of HW & SW Correctness or Existence of Bugs/Faults” and is hosted in the Information Technology Laboratory, Computer Security Division at NIST in Gaithersburg, Maryland. This research focuses on using the Bugs Framework (BF) to formalize security concepts and build logic-based methods for iden...