德国CISPA亥姆霍兹信息安全研究中心Ph.D.招生
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Prof. Dr. Michael Backes and Dr. Yang Zhang at CISPA Helmholtz Center for Information Security (Germany) are looking for multiple fully-funded Ph.D. students working on the following topics:
Michael Backes (cispa.saarland) is the Founding Director of CISPA. His current research focuses on the development of methods for protecting personal data, especially medical data; investigating trustworthy methods for machine learning as well as universal solutions in software and system security. Over the last years, Mr. Backes has published over 250 peer-reviewed publications in prestigious international journals and conference proceedings and has been honored with highly renowned awards, in particular, the ERC Synergy Grant, the EU’s most distinguished research award. In 2009, Mr. Backes was Germany’s first researcher to receive the MIT TR35 Award. He is moreover the youngest member to date in acaTech, Germany’s National Academy of Science and Engineering. He has received an honorary doctorate by Université de Lorraine and is an IEEE Fellow.
Yang Zhang (yangzhangalmo.github.io) is a faculty member at CISPA. His research mainly concentrates on the intersection of machine learning and privacy. Over the past few years, Yang has published multiple papers at top venues in computer science (particularly security), including WWW, CCS, NDSS, USENIX Security, and IJCAI. His work has received NDSS 2019 distinguished paper award. He has served in the technical program committee of ACM CCS 2020 2019, PETS 2020, and WWW 2020.
CISPA is one of the world-leading research institutes concentrating on information security and privacy. It is constantly ranked top-3 in the field worldwide, see, e.g., CSrankings.org: (csrankings.org). Located at Saarbruecken Germany, CISPA is the newest member of the Helmholtz Association (helmholtz.de), the largest scientific organization in Germany fully committed to scientific excellence and to tackling the grand research challenges in their respective fields. The working language of CISPA is English and the knowledge of German is not required.
Requirements:
What we offer:
To apply, please send your
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- Machine learning security and privacy
- Biomedical privacy
- Social network analysis
- Algorithmic fairness
Michael Backes (cispa.saarland) is the Founding Director of CISPA. His current research focuses on the development of methods for protecting personal data, especially medical data; investigating trustworthy methods for machine learning as well as universal solutions in software and system security. Over the last years, Mr. Backes has published over 250 peer-reviewed publications in prestigious international journals and conference proceedings and has been honored with highly renowned awards, in particular, the ERC Synergy Grant, the EU’s most distinguished research award. In 2009, Mr. Backes was Germany’s first researcher to receive the MIT TR35 Award. He is moreover the youngest member to date in acaTech, Germany’s National Academy of Science and Engineering. He has received an honorary doctorate by Université de Lorraine and is an IEEE Fellow.
Yang Zhang (yangzhangalmo.github.io) is a faculty member at CISPA. His research mainly concentrates on the intersection of machine learning and privacy. Over the past few years, Yang has published multiple papers at top venues in computer science (particularly security), including WWW, CCS, NDSS, USENIX Security, and IJCAI. His work has received NDSS 2019 distinguished paper award. He has served in the technical program committee of ACM CCS 2020 2019, PETS 2020, and WWW 2020.
CISPA is one of the world-leading research institutes concentrating on information security and privacy. It is constantly ranked top-3 in the field worldwide, see, e.g., CSrankings.org: (csrankings.org). Located at Saarbruecken Germany, CISPA is the newest member of the Helmholtz Association (helmholtz.de), the largest scientific organization in Germany fully committed to scientific excellence and to tackling the grand research challenges in their respective fields. The working language of CISPA is English and the knowledge of German is not required.
Requirements:
- A bachelor/master degree in Computer Science, Information Security, or Mathematics
- Excellent English (knowledge of German is not required)
- Excellent programming skills
- Good knowledge about machine learning/data mining
What we offer:
- Full-time working contract (12-month E13-level salary, ~2,400 euros per month)
- Excellent research environment
- Strong supervision
- World-class collaborations
To apply, please send your
- CV
- Transcripts
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