David Reilly

Professor David Reilly is a faculty member in the Department of Physics at The University of Sydney, affiliated with the Sydney Nano Institute. He specializes in experimental quantum physics, focusing on quantum devices and their applications in computing and material science. His work involves developing cryogenic control systems and scalable quantum architectures.

Reilly’s research spans quantum hardware development, cryogenic electronics, and spintronics. He collaborates with industry leaders like Microsoft through projects such as the Microsoft Quantum program. His grants include leadership roles in the ARC Centre of Excellence for Engineered Quantum Systems (EQUS) and a 2024 grant for quantum technology advancements.

Notable achievements include pioneering cryogenic CMOS chips for qubit control and contributions to spin-relaxation studies in quantum materials. Media highlights include recognition in The Sydney Morning Herald and The New York Times for his role in Australia’s quantum computing initiatives.