Diana Lenski received her bachelor’s degree in physics at the Technical University of Munich in 2022. She joined Karen Alim’s research group to evaluate Physarum polycephalum’s ability to self-organize its network geometry toward an efficient flow network within her Bachelor’s thesis scope. In autumn 2023 she returned to work on her Master’s thesis which focuses on the migration of small plasmodia in different aversive environments.
Starting from autumn 2024 she now focuses on the Coordination of Migration by Adaptive Mechanics and continues to work on this project as a doctoral student.