Early Career Awardees 2023 Announced!

Prof. Mainack Mondal

Prof. Mondal is an Assistant Professor at the Department of Computer Science and Engineering, IIT Kharagpur. He is broadly interested in incorporating human factors in security and privacy, aiming to design usable online services. His recent research focus revolves around developing systems to provide usable privacy and security mechanisms to online users while minimizing system abuse.

Prof. Venkata Koppula

Prof. Koppula is a faculty member in the Computer Science and Engineering department at IIT Delhi. His area of research is theoretical cryptography.

Are you currently employed as an Assistant or Associate Professor at an academic institution in India? Are you actively exploring opportunities to  accelerate your research initiatives in the domain of digital trust spanning areas such as cryptography, hardware security, software systems security, networks, blockchains, formal methods, game theory, AI/ML, pedagogy, and public policy

We have an exceptional opportunity for you —  the Trust Lab Early Career Award*.

Instituted by IIT Bombay Trust Lab, this prestigious accolade is tailored to recognize exceptional work in the area of Digital Trust by faculty members in the early stages of their career. 

There are two cash awards of INR 3 lakhs under this award each designed to honour exceptional contributions in the domain of Digital Trust, with a focus on faculty members who are at the outset of their careers.

This award is your gateway to a platform to make a significant impact in this rapidly evolving domain of digital trust.

*This is a one-time award and not a grant.

Deadline: December 15, 2023

Two cash awards of INR 3 lakhs each
Closed

Eligibility Criteria

The eligibility of applicants for the Trust Lab Early Career Award 2023 will be assessed based on the following criteria.

  • Is no older than 40 years of age as on 31.01.2023.
  • Is employed as an Assistant or Associate Professor at any academic institute in India.
  • Has a record of high-quality contributions to the area of Digital Trust, in terms of research and/or development.

Procedure

  • Each year IITB Trust Lab will call for applications from all eligible early-career faculty members working in the field of Digital Trust.
  • To apply, click the button above which will direct you to a Google form. The application dossier should consist of a CV and a Statement of Contributions (max 3 pages). Only complete or accurate applications will be considered.
  • The Executive Committee of IITB Trust Lab will review and evaluate the applications, and the award will be announced by the end of April, after approval by the CSE Departmental Policy Committee.