Michele Reilly is a technologist and researcher at the intersection of quantum physics, information theory, and computational science. Her work bridges theoretical physics, advanced mathematics, and engineering to address fundamental questions in quantum mechanics and its applications.

Research Focus

Reilly’s interdisciplinary research program investigates critical problems in quantum physics, including:

• Theoretical frameworks for closed timelike curves
• Black hole information paradox
• Scalable quantum computing architectures
• Quantum-classical interfaces in machine learning systems

Through rigorous mathematical analysis and innovative theoretical approaches, her work illuminates the deep connections between quantum mechanical systems, computational processes, and the fundamental nature of information and reality.

Collaboration

Reilly actively collaborates with leading experts across physics, mathematics, computer science, and engineering. Her multidisciplinary approach combines technical precision with creative theoretical frameworks to advance our understanding of quantum systems and their applications.

Contact Information

For scientific collaborations and technology due diligence inquiries:
Email: mmreilly@mit.edu

For MIT course 2.98/CMS.343 inquiries:
Teaching Assistant: Winn Gatewood
Email: winng@mit.edu