Félicie is a behavioral ecologist interested in the causes and consequences of consistent individual differences in behavior. For her PhD, Félicie studied the role of individual differences in space use and fitness in juvenile lemon sharks at the Bahamas. For her first postdoc, she studied the spatial movement of pike in Northern Germany using acoustic telemetry. At SCIoI, Félicie works on quantifying the interplay between the collective hunting of icefishers, and the collective evasion of the prey schools under the ice (Project 51).