Gary Mooney

Research Fellow at University of Melbourne

Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
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Gary Mooney is a Research Fellow and quantum computing researcher based in Melbourne with nine years of experience bridging quantum theory and software development. He holds a PhD in Physics (quantum computing) from the University of Melbourne and combines academic research with practical game development skills from an Advanced Diploma in Professional Game Development. Gary has taught and tutored quantum computing and computational physics at postgraduate and undergraduate levels, and has held industry research roles including a Telstra internship working with the company's former chief scientist. He is the creator of qMuVi and maintains a portfolio of projects on GitHub that showcase both quantum experiments and interactive software. Outside the lab he climbs rocks and brings the same hands-on, creative rigor to code, simulations and game projects.
code9 years of coding experience
job2 years of employment as a software developer
bookAdvanced Diploma of Professional Game Development, Software Development, Advanced Diploma of Professional Game Development, Software Development at Academy of Interactive Entertainment (AIE)
bookThe University of Melbourne
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Github Skills (29)

journal8
simulator7
noise7
quantum-computing6
arxiv6
qiskit5
visual-studio5
dotnet5
msbuild5
quantum-algorithms5
machine-learning4
extensibility4
gpu4
high-performance3
ecosystem3

Programming languages (5)

C#C++CJupyter NotebookPython

Github contributions (5)

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garymooney/qaml-journal-club

Apr 2017 - Dec 2017

Contributions:38 commits, 1 PR, 37 pushes in 8 months
quantum-computingjournalquantum-algorithmsmachine-learningarchive
garymooney/qmuvi

Jul 2022 - Jan 2023

qMuVi - Convert quantum circuits into audiovisual experiences, bridging the gap between complex quantum computations and human perception. Render music videos that reveal the evolution of quantum states during algorithm processing, making quantum computing more intuitive and accessible.
Contributions:2 releases, 3 reviews, 97 commits in 6 months
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