[dtn-interest] PDRA and Ph.D. positions in tactical (inc. DTN) network security
"Stephen D. Wolthusen" <stephen.wolthusen@hig.no> Fri, 10 January 2014 18:22 UTC
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Subject: [dtn-interest] PDRA and Ph.D. positions in tactical (inc. DTN) network security
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Good afternoon, as a project about to start has a strong DTN/mesh aspect, I hope that perhaps this is of interest to some; my apologies for this advertisement to all others. For a project under the IAP 4 programme of the European Defence Agency (TacticS -- 'Tactical Service-Oriented Architectures') at my 'other' office at Gjøvik University College together with the Norwegian Defence Research Establishment (FFI), I am currently looking for - one Ph.D. candidate (36 month studentship), and - one postdoctoral researcher (24 months) The focus of the Ph.D. candidate's research will be primarily on the design and analysis of protocols and algorithms for tactical ad-hoc and mesh networks with the primary focus on robust and adaptive overlay routing including cross-layer information exchange mechanisms and disruption handling (DTN) mechanisms for energy, spectrum preservation, and EMCON requirements. The PDRA researcher will work closely with the Ph.D. candidate and focus on policy-adaptable lightweight distributed algorithms and protocols mainly for securing transactional protocols which can be re-configured and re-started efficiently for use in DTN environments. Both candidates must hold NATO member state citizenship, and some additional restrictions may apply. We particularly would like to encourage female candidates to apply. The positions are based in Gjøvik, Norway, with occasional travel required for project meetings as well as academic conferences and meetings. Starting date can be as early as March 2014 for both positions. Please contact me for a more detailed description at either stephen.wolthusen@hig.no or stephen.wolthusen@rhul.ac.uk. Kind regards, Stephen Wolthusen -- Prof. Dr. Stephen D. Wolthusen Norwegian Information Security Laboratory, Department of Computer Science, Gjovik University College Teknologivn. 22, P.O. Box 191, 2802 Gjovik, Norway. Tel.: +47 611 35 289 Fax: +47 611 35 240 Email: stephen.wolthusen@hig.no, stephen.wolthusen@rhul.ac.uk
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