Skip to main content Dr. Chris Nice
- Professor at Biology, College of Science & Engineering
Grants
2020
- Nice, Chris.
Population genetic assessment of central Texas salamanders,
TPWD,
State,
$25207.
(Funded: October 1, 2020 - December 31, 2021).
Grant.
- Nice, Chris.
Speciation with Gene Flow During Adaptation to a Novel Host.,
TSU,
Texas State University,
$7900.
(Submitted: October 8, 2019, Funded: January 1, 2020 - August 31, 2021).
Grant.
2018
- Nowlin, Weston Hugh, Schwartz, Benjamin F, Nice, Chris.
Trophic Ecology, Environmental Tolerances, and Population Genetics of the Endangered Comal Springs Dryopid Beetle (Stygoparnus comalensis).,
TPWD,
State,
$79942.
(Funded: 2018 - Present).
Grant.
2016
- Gompert, Z (Principal), Buerkle, C A (Co-Principal), Forister, M L (Co-Principal), Dodson, C (Co-Principal), Nice, Chris (Co-Principal), Fordyce, J A (Co-Principal), Werner, S (Co-Principal).
Collaborative Research: Dimen- sions: The evolution of novel interactions within a network of plant, insect and microbial biodiversity.,
National Science Foundation,
Federal,
$1998706.
(Submitted: 2016, Funded: 2016 - 2020).
Grant.
2015
- 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.
2014
- 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.
2013
- 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.
2012
- 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.
2011
- Nice, Chris (Principal), buerkle, A. (Principal), Forister, M. L. (Principal), Fordyce, A. (Principal).
DEB-1050355. COLLABORATIVE RESEARCH: Genomic outcomes of repeated hybrid speciation.,
$1059434.
(Funded: 2011).
Grant.
2010
- Gabor, C. R. (Principal), Aspbury, A. (Co-Principal), Nice, Chris (Co-Principal).
The maintenance of unisexuality: behavior, hormones, and genetic diversity in a unisexual-bisexual mating complex.,
$350000.
(Funded: 2010).
Grant.
2009
- Nice, Chris.
Hybrid Speciation on Mountain Tops: Duplicated Cases of Hybridization in Butterflies of the Genus Lycaeides.,
$7980.00.
(Funded: 2009).
Grant.
2007
- Nice, Chris (Principal).
Genetic isolation of Peck’s Cave Amphipod, Stygobromus peckii.,
$103022.
(Funded: 2007).
Grant.
2005
- Nice, Chris (Principal).
Genetic Isolation of Comal Springs Riffle Beetle Populations.,
Beckman-Coulter, Inc.,
$95076.
(Funded: 2005).
Grant.
- Ott, J. (Co-Principal), Nice, Chris (Co-Principal).
Allochronic Isolation in Gall Wasps.,
$15902.00.
(Funded: 2005).
Grant.
- Forstner (Principal), J., M. R., Nice, Chris (Co-Principal), Hahn, D. (Co-Principal).
Integrating genomics CE laboratory hardware and fluidics automation within undergraduate and graduate coursework in the Department of Biology, Texas State University-San Marcos. (G) Beckman-Coulter, Inc.,
$244795.
(Funded: March 2005 - November 2006).
Grant.
- Forstner, M.R. J. (Principal), Nice, Chris (Co-Principal), Hahn, D. (Co-Principal).
Integrating genomics CE laboratory hardware and fluidics automation within undergraduate and graduate coursework in the Department of Biology, Texas State University-San Marcos.,
Beckman-Coulter, Inc.,
$244795.
(Funded: March 2005 - November 2006).
Grant.
2003
- Nice, Chris.
Ecological genetics of an adaptive radiation.,
$8000.00.
(Funded: 2003).
Grant.
2002
- Nice, Chris (Principal).
Freeman Ranch Grant. Butterfly Camp for Primary and Secondary Students,
$800.00.
(Funded: 2002).
Grant.
- Nice, Chris.
Ecological specialization and the origin of species.,
$7980.00.
(Funded: 2002).
Grant.
