Nicholas Landry

Alumni

Nicholas Landry

Assistant Professor of Biology at The University of Virginia

Previously TGIR Postdoctoral Fellow

Affiliated with the CDL

I’m the TGIR Postdoctoral Research Fellow at the University of Vermont. My research expertise is broadly the study of dynamics on complex systems, especially the spread of contagion on interaction networks involving group (higher-order) interactions. I’ve worked in both academia and industry which gives me a unique perspective on doing science. I'm broadly interested in complex systems (particularly those involving higher-order interactions), contagion spread (disease, opinions, etc.), the structure of complex systems, and dynamical systems. I am currently on the job market looking for positions that start in summer or fall of 2024!

2017-2022
Ph.D in Applied Mathematics
at
University of Colorado at Boulder
Juan G. Restrepo
2017-2020
M.S. in Applied Mathematics
at
University of Colorado at Boulder
Juan G. Restrepo
2010-2014
B.S. in Mechanical Engineering
at
University of New Hampshire
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Latest publications

2026 |
preprint

Emergent contagion complexity: Disentangling mechanistic complexity from correlated heterogeneity

K. Tang, D. Kaiser, W. H. W. Thompson, J.-G. Young, L. Hébert-Dufresne, and N. W. Landry
2026 |
preprint

The nestedness of higher-order networks

T. LaRock, Y. Zhang, J.-G. Young, N. Eikmeier, R. Lambiotte, and N. W. Landry
2025 |
article

Stochastic diffusion using mean-field limits to approximate master equations

L. Hébert-Dufresne, M. M. Kling, S. F. Rosenblatt, S. N. Miller, P. A. Burnham, N. W. Landry, N.J. Gotelli, and B. J. McGill
Royal Society Open Science 12(9), 250726
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