David Reilly

Professor David Reilly is affiliated with the School of Physics at The University of Sydney and is also associated with the University of Sydney Nano Institute. His research interests include quantum physics, photonic and electro-optical devices, sensors and systems, and condensed matter physics. He is also interested in quantum information, computation, and communication. Reilly has held various academic and research positions, including Professor at The University of Sydney since 2013. He has also been involved in industry roles, such as Partner Architect at Microsoft and CEO of Emergence Quantum.

David Reilly is a researcher in physics, cryogenics, electronics, and quantum tech. His work focuses on quantum computing, spin qubits, and quantum dots, with an emphasis on developing scalable quantum systems. He has published on topics such as charge-based quantum computing, cryogenic control architectures, and spin qubit dephasing. His research includes the development of quantum point contacts, single-shot readout techniques, and hybrid quantum devices. Reilly also explores quantum engineering education and the integration of microwave technologies in quantum systems. His contributions span both fundamental quantum phenomena and practical quantum device design.