Reilly group (University of Sydney / EQUS)
- Institution
- University of Sydney
- Lab / Centre
- Quantum Control Laboratory · School of Physics
- Also
- ARC Centre of Excellence for Engineered Quantum Systems (EQUS); historically Microsoft Station Q Sydney (cryo-CMOS controller programme)
- Location
- Sydney, NSW, Australia
Cryogenic control electronics, silicon-spin readout, and quantum-engineering systems integration at the University of Sydney, led by David Reilly. The group pioneered cryo-CMOS controllers — the "Gooseberry" chip work co-authored with Microsoft Station Q Sydney — and the broader spin-readout and quantum-classical interface stack that any scalable solid-state qubit platform needs. The Sydney programme is complementary to UNSW's Simmons-driven donor-in-silicon direction: Reilly focuses on the control and readout layer rather than the qubit-device layer itself.
Current focus: Solid-state qubits and cryogenic control electronics
Milestones
- 2021 "Gooseberry" cryo-CMOS controller chip operating at sub-100 mK to drive silicon qubits, co-authored with Microsoft (Pauka et al., Nature Electronics) paper
- 2017 Microsoft Station Q Sydney established at the University of Sydney to develop cryogenic control electronics for topological and spin qubits press
- 2011 ARC Centre of Excellence for Engineered Quantum Systems (EQUS) established press
People
- David Reilly — Principal Investigator / Professor (since 2009) ↗