Gary Mooney
Quantum computing research fellow at the University of Melbourne. I also make games and like to climb rocks.
I research how to get useful work out of today's noisy quantum computers. That includes measuring how much entanglement real devices can hold, compiling circuits so they run with fewer errors, and applying quantum optimisation to industry problems.
- 13 papers, 500+ citations, in journals including npj Quantum Information, Quantum and Physical Review Research
- 5 world records for large-scale entanglement detection on IBM Quantum hardware, up to 414 qubits
- Industry collaboration with Ford on quantum optimisation for automotive manufacturing
- 1st place at the Qiskit Hackathon Melbourne 2022 with qMuVi, now part of the IBM Qiskit Ecosystem
Open to roles in quantum computing and AI-accelerated product development. More about what I'm looking for