Welcome to Catheline Froehlich’s Research

Catheline uses ecological and evolutionary approaches to uncover the functional relationships between organisms, their behaviors, phenotypic traits, and environments. Via integrative methods, she studies the function of animal behaviour and morphology in light of environmental disturbances, global change, coral reefs, artificial reefs, mutualistic relationships, fish telemetry, and fisheries management.

Catheline is currently a postdoc at the University of Alabama and Dauphin Island Sea Lab. There, she studies the mutualisms between anemonefish and anemones with Ben Titus. She was awarded a National Science Foundation Postdoctoral Research Fellowship in Biology!

Catheline co-founded a few podcasts over the years, and most recently Catch the Concept aimed at breaking down science concepts in fun and captivating ways.