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. Adequate research funds, and university’s supports to apply for national, provincial and municipal talent programs. Requirements: Ph.D. in Computer Science, Mathematics, Cryptography, or closely related
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candidates to apply for the National Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC) “Overseas Excellent Youth” program through our institute. We welcome outstanding global applicants from all racial and ethnic
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Interdisciplinary Lab (PQC-X) is a newly founded lab at XJTLU, led by Prof. Jintai DING*, the global top scholar in Post-quantum Cryptography; and currently the Dean, School of Mathematics and Physics. With
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and PhD students Engage in research programs and other academic activities Required Qualifications: Applicants should hold a PhD degree in mathematics, statistics, or a closely related
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PHYSICS (SMP) The School of Mathematics and Physics at XJTLU is one of the major schools in the University where we have about 2500 mathematics related majors. We have a Ph.D., Program where our graduates
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and Physics at XJTLU is one of the major schools in the University where we have about 2500 mathematcs related majors. We have a Ph.D., Program where our graduates receive a PHD from the University
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is one of the major schools in the University where we have about 2500 mathematics related majors. We have a Ph.D., Program where our graduates receive a PHD from the University of Liverpool
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of Mathematics and Physics at XJTLU is one of the major schools in the University where we have about 2500 mathematics related majors. We have a Ph.D., Program where our graduates receive a PHD from the University
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QUALIFICATIONS/EXPERIENCE: Candidates must hold a PhD degree from a reputable doctoral program. For early career candidates, we expect to recruit the candidates with promising research and teaching potential
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doctoral program. For early career candidates, we expect to recruit the candidates with promising research and teaching potential. Candidates for the position of Associate Professor and above should have a