Faculty Profile for Dr. Chris Nice
Selected Scholarly/Creative Work
- Alex Sotola, V., Ruppel, D. S., Bonner, T. H., Nice, C., & Martin, N. H. (2019). Asymmetric introgression between fishes in the Red River basin of Texas is associated with variation in water quality. Ecology and Evolution, 9(4), 2083–2095. https://doi.org/10.1002/ece3.4901
- Nice, C. (2022). Scientists’ warning on climate change and insects. Ecological Monographs, e1553.
- Nice, C. (2022). A continental-scale survey of Wolbachia infections in blue butterflies reveals evidence of interspecific transfer and invasion dynamics. G3 Genes — Genomes — Genetics, jkac213.
- Nice, C. (2022). Proceedings of the National Academy of Science.
- Nice, C. (2022). Molecular Ecology.
Selected Awards
- Award / Honor Nominee: College of Science Dean Nominee for the Presidential Award for Excellence. 2012
- Award / Honor Nominee: College of Science Dean Nominee for the Presidential Award for Excellence. 2011
- Award / Honor Nominee: College of Science Dean Nominee for the Presidential Award for Excellence. 2009
- Award / Honor Nominee: College of Science Dean Nominee for the Presidential Award for Excellence. 2007
- Award / Honor Nominee: College of Science Dean Nominee for the Presidential Award for Excellence in Teaching. 2007
Selected Grants
- Schwartz, B. (Principal), Nowlin, W. (Co-Principal), Nice, Chris (Co-Principal). Texas Parks and Wildlife, SWiG Grant.Status assessment and ecological characterization for the Texas Troglobitic Water Slater, Lirceolus smithii., $190958. (Funded: 2015). Grant.
- Schwartz, B. (Principal), Nice, Chris (Co-Principal). Texas Parks and Wildlife. Molecular and morphological analysis of Stygobromus sp. near San Marcos, TX, $28829. (Funded: 2014). Grant.
- Nice, Chris (Principal). USFWS Coop. Grant. Genetic diversity of wild and refugia Barton Springs Salamanders., $12500. (Funded: 2013). Grant.
- Nice, Chris (Principal). USFWS Coop. Grant. Genetic diversity of Comal Springs riffle beetles., $12500. (Funded: 2013). Grant.
- Nice, Chris (Principal). USFWS/ Texas Parks and Wildlife, Section 6 Grant. Genetic demography of endemic and endangered taxa in springs of the Edwards plateau., $213319. (Funded: 2012). Grant.