Director: Professor Ding Jintai. Currently Dean of the School of Mathematics and Physics at XJTLU, Visiting Research Professor at the Basque Center for Applied Mathematics, Yangtze River Scholar (Chair), and William Howard Taft Endowed Chair Professor at the University of Cincinnati. Prof. Ding is a top international expert in post-quantum cryptographic security.
Deputy Director: Mr. Liu Rui. Visiting Professor at the School of Mathematics and Physics, XJTLU; Chairman/CEO of Shenzhen Langkong Yike Technology Co., Ltd. He is an expert in artificial intelligence, post-quantum security, and technology commercialization and implementation. Responsible for AI-assisted post-quantum migration applications, post-quantum security industry infrastructure construction, and technology commercialization and industrialization.
Team members
Dr Zeng Neng: Assistant Professor in Scientific Computing, Department of Foundational Mathematics, XJTLU. Research areas include coding theory, modern cryptography, secret sharing, secure communication, and lightweight key encapsulation techniques on FPGAs. Responsible for post-quantum algorithm research, smooth migration technology, and system security validation.
Dr Stanislav Kruglik: Research Fellow at the School of Physical and Mathematical Sciences, Nanyang Technological University, soon joining the School of Mathematics and Physics at XJTLU. Research areas include information and coding theory, data security and privacy protection, and distributed storage system optimisation. Responsible for post-quantum algorithm research and privacy protection algorithm research.
Team building plan
In addition to existing members, the plan is to recruit 9 new professor/associate professor level researchers, 9 postdoctoral fellows, and 14 PhD students within the next year and a half. The target team size within three years is approximately 50+ members, including professors, associate professors, assistant professors, postdocs, PhD students, technical, and administrative staff.
External collaboration
Plans to establish cooperative relationships with institutions such as the Digital Currency Research Institute of the People’s Bank of China, the Institute of Information Engineering/Institute of Software of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, related cryptography teams at Chongqing University, and the FinTech department of China Construction Bank.
Director of the unit
Director: Professor Ding Jintai. Currently Dean of the School of Mathematics and Physics at XJTLU, Visiting Research Professor at the Basque Center for Applied Mathematics, Yangtze River Scholar (Chair), and William Howard Taft Endowed Chair Professor at the University of Cincinnati. Prof. Ding is a top international expert in post-quantum cryptographic security.
Deputy Director: Mr. Liu Rui. Visiting Professor at the School of Mathematics and Physics, XJTLU; Chairman/CEO of Shenzhen Langkong Yike Technology Co., Ltd. He is an expert in artificial intelligence, post-quantum security, and technology commercialization and implementation. Responsible for AI-assisted post-quantum migration applications, post-quantum security industry infrastructure construction, and technology commercialization and industrialization.
Team members
Dr Zeng Neng: Assistant Professor in Scientific Computing, Department of Foundational Mathematics, XJTLU. Research areas include coding theory, modern cryptography, secret sharing, secure communication, and lightweight key encapsulation techniques on FPGAs. Responsible for post-quantum algorithm research, smooth migration technology, and system security validation.
Dr Stanislav Kruglik: Research Fellow at the School of Physical and Mathematical Sciences, Nanyang Technological University, soon joining the School of Mathematics and Physics at XJTLU. Research areas include information and coding theory, data security and privacy protection, and distributed storage system optimisation. Responsible for post-quantum algorithm research and privacy protection algorithm research.
Team building plan
In addition to existing members, the plan is to recruit 9 new professor/associate professor level researchers, 9 postdoctoral fellows, and 14 PhD students within the next year and a half. The target team size within three years is approximately 50+ members, including professors, associate professors, assistant professors, postdocs, PhD students, technical, and administrative staff.
External collaboration
Plans to establish cooperative relationships with institutions such as the Digital Currency Research Institute of the People’s Bank of China, the Institute of Information Engineering/Institute of Software of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, related cryptography teams at Chongqing University, and the FinTech department of China Construction Bank.