Dr Albane Thery
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Dr Albane TheryAssistant Professor Office: MSB 5.22 |
Teaching Responsibilities 2026/27: Term 2, MA143 (Calculus 2)
Research Interests: I study how microorganisms, like bacteria and plankton, adapt and move in complex biological environments – from multispecies marine ecosystems to oral biofilms. My work is a combination of theory and simulations, and I build minimal models for complex living systems, with a strong emphasis on interdisciplinary work and collaborations, both for theory and experiments.
For example, I model how these bacteria and algae move in confined spaces and flowing biological fluids. I am also interested in understanding how small, micrometre-scale organisms can sense cues from their environment for navigation, predation or escape strategies.
I use tools from Fluid Mechanics, PDEs, Mathematical Biology, Stochastic Processes, Complex Systems.
Recent publications: Google scholar