Gautam Srivastava

Professor Gautam Srivastava at Brandon University is recruiting for a two-year postdoctoral position starting September 2026 in cybersecurity , AI security , and adversarial machine learning . The research focus includes runtime system behaviour , attack/defense co-evolution , and the deployment of AI systems , with an emphasis on work that connects foundations, systems, and real-world deployment. This is a strong fit for researchers interested in security and privacy, machine learning security, and systems-oriented AI research. Applicants are expected to have a strong publication record in premier venues such as USENIX Security , CCS , IEEE S&P , NDSS , and top AI/ML conferences. The post specifically requires at least one first-author paper in a top security venue , along with demonstrated research leadership and independent project management ability. The opportunity is open to both early-to-mid career postdocs and more experienced researchers who are actively developing their research agenda. No funding details, deadline, or application portal are stated in the post.

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.