Alyssa Andres

Alyssa Andres is a Research Fellow at the Coastal & Marine Laboratory, affiliated with Florida State University. Her work integrates physiological and ecological approaches to study fish behavior and survival in the context of climate change.

• Postdoctoral Fellowship, Florida State University (2023)
• Ph.D. in Marine Science, University of South Florida (2022)
• B.A. in Biological Sciences, Wellesley College (2013)

Her research focuses on mechanistic understanding of fish energetics, thermal and oxygen sensitivity, and environmental thresholds. She combines physiological techniques with telemetry and behavioral surveys to contextualize lab findings in natural habitats.

Her expertise spans elasmobranch biology, metabolic analysis, and eco-physiological modeling to predict species responses to anthropogenic and climate-driven changes.

Current affiliations include Florida State University's Coastal & Marine Laboratory, where she contributes to climate change adaptation studies. She is active on ResearchGate and maintains professional profiles.