Christopher Salice

Dr. Christopher Salice is a Professor and Director of the Environmental Science & Studies Program at Towson University. His research integrates ecotoxicology, population ecology, and conservation, using bioenergetic frameworks to assess environmental stressors.

Education:

• B.S. Environmental Science, Drexel University
• Ph.D. Environmental Toxicology, University of Maryland Baltimore

Research focuses on anthropogenic impacts across biological scales, from molecular toxicity to population dynamics. Publications examine transgenerational effects of contaminants, demographic modeling in reptiles, and pharmaceutical pollution in aquatic systems. The lab emphasizes mechanistic links between lab data and ecological complexity.