Nicholas Landry

I’m a new Assistant Professor of Biology at the University of Virginia. I’m starting an interdisciplinary lab focused on understanding how networks and groups (higher-order interactions) affect the spread of diseases, information, and opinions. I’ll be answering these types of questions using tools from network science, mathematical modeling, Bayesian inference, and open-source software. I’m hoping to build bridges between the Biology department, the Biocomplexity Institute, the Quantitative Collaborative, and the School of Data Science, among others.

My portfolio is a collection of some projects that I’ve worked on personally, professionally, and academically. For more about me, see my bio, CV, or list of publications. You can also take a look at my blog.

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Research Interests

  • The structure and dynamics of complex systems (particularly those involving higher-order interactions)
  • Contagion spread (disease, opinions, etc.)
  • Inference of network structure
  • Open software

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