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David W. Wright

Stevenson Professor of Chemistry

Vanderbilt University

Affiliations

Graduate School

Chemical and Physical Biology

Chemistry

College of Arts and Science

Chemistry

Communication of Science and Technology

David W. Wright is currently serving as a Chemical And Physical Biology Stevenson Professor of Chemistry at Vanderbilt University.

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David W. Wright

Vanderbilt University

Stevenson Professor of Chemistry

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materials science nanotechnology immunology malaria nanobiotechnology infectious diseases pharmacology nanomaterials virology nanomedicine nanoparticle research inorganic chemistry analytical chemistry molecular diagnostics viral diagnostics laboratory medicine medicinal chemistry tropical medicine transition metal chemistry clinical microbiology coordination chemistry applied microbiology material chemistry additive manufacturing innovative diagnostics virus research respiratory medicine medicinal research biomedical imaging protein science biological inorganic chemistry pharmaceutical nanotechnology antibody engineering respiratory syncytial virus advanced manufacturing technologies heme homeostasis rna biology nanometrology pathogen detection dna nanotechnology heme signaling gold nanoparticles protein chemistry colloid chemistry virus-host interactions surface nanotechnology heme transport heme trafficking diagnostic tests piezoelectricity drug targeting vaccine research inorganic synthesis biomimetic synthesis b-hematin inhibitors gold nanorods peptide synthesis biomimetic chemistry colloidal systems biomedical technologies viral pathogenesis host response inorganic compounds transcriptomics technology high-throughput screening human metapneumovirus surface tension valves size-dependent cellular uptake surrogate patient samples target exploration heme crystallization lateral flow assays live cell assays nonspecific binding gold nanoparticle synthesis viral templates biological engineering nature method nanomanufacturing technology laboratory investigation biomedical engineering science and technology studies

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78 Pharos: A Novel Mapping Software to Identify Cell Network Signal Strength for Mobile Health Epidemiology. Journal of Clinical and Translational Science (2023)

Carson MooreGovert van DamMaurice OdiereDavid WrightThomas Scherr

disease mappingmobile healthclinical researchnovel mapping softwaremobile health epidemiologyepidemiology

Incorporating Lateral Flow Assays Into Undergraduate Analytical Chemistry Lab Curricula for In-Person, Hybrid, and Remote Learning Formats. Journal of Chemical Education (2022)

remote learning formatseducationstem educationlaboratory methodslateral flow assayslaboratory managementchemistry educationundergraduate researcheducational technologywet chemistrylaboratory investigationanalytical chemistrylaboratory automationchemistry

Ultraviolet Light Oxidation of Fresh Hemoglobin Eliminates Aggregate Formation Seen in Commercially Sourced Hemoglobin. Blood Cells Molecules and Diseases (2022)

Aqeela AfzalWilliam N BeaversEric P SkaarMargaret C CalhounKelly A RichardsonStuart R LandstreetDavid E CliffelDavid WrightJulie A BastaracheLorraine B Ware

geneticshealth sciencesultraviolet light oxidationdermatologyhematology

App Use and Usability of a Barcode-Based Digital Platform to Augment Covid-19 Contact Tracing: Postpilot Survey and Paradata Analysis. JMIR Public Health and Surveillance (2021)

Thomas Foster ScherrJenna Maria DeSousaCarson Paige MooreAustin HardcastleDavid Wilson Wright

digital healthcontact tracinghealth informaticsapp usedata securitycommunicationmachine learningbarcode-based digital platformhuman-computer interactioncovid-19disease surveillanceuser requirementpublic healthbiometricshuman-machine interactionepidemiology

Characterization and Utility of Immobilized Metal Affinity-Functionalized Cellulose Membranes for Point-Of-Care Malaria Diagnostics. Journal of Chromatography B (2021)

Carson P. MooreKristina PietersonJenna M. DeSousaLauren E. TooteDavid W. Wright

nanocellulosechromatographylaboratory medicinepoint-of-care malaria diagnosticsnanomedicinepharmaceuticsbiomolecular engineeringbiomaterialsmembrane characterizationcellulosematerials sciencemedical diagnosticsmembrane technologynanomaterialsdrug analysisanalytical chemistrymembrane scienceenzyme immobilizationbiomedical engineering

Inductively Coupled Plasma Optical Emission Spectroscopy as a Tool for Evaluating Lateral Flow Assays. Analytical Methods (2021)

Jenna M. DeSousaMicaella Z. JorgeHayley B. LindsayFrederick R. HaseltonDavid W. WrightThomas F. Scherr

health scienceslateral flow assays

Mhat App for Automated Malaria Rapid Test Result Analysis and Aggregation: A Pilot Study. Malaria Journal (2021)

Carson MooreThomas ScherrJaphet MatobaCaison Sing’angaMukuma LubindaPhil ThumaDavid Wright

malariabiostatisticslaboratory medicinepilot studytropical medicineglobal healthepidemiology

Signal Amplification With Co(III) Protoporphyrin IX Nanoparticles and Anodic Stripping Voltammetry. Electroanalysis (2021)

Robert G. TzeposEaswer RamanLauren E. TooteDavid W. WrightAren E. Gerdon

materials sciencenanotechnologyprotoporphyrin ix nanoparticleselectroanalytical chemistrysignal amplificationanodic stripping voltammetry

Understanding On-Campus Interactions With a Semiautomated, Barcode-Based Platform to Augment Covid-19 Contact Tracing: App Development and Usage. JMIR mhealth and uhealth (2021)

Thomas Foster ScherrAustin N HardcastleCarson Paige MooreJenna Maria DeSousaDavid Wilson Wright

digital healthdeep learningcontact tracingapp developmenthealth sciencescommunicationdata securitymachine learninghuman-computer interactioncovid-19public healthmobile analyticsbarcode-based platformbiometricshuman-machine interactionon-campus interactions

An Antibody-Free Dual-Biomarker Rapid Enrichment Workflow (Andrew) Improves the Sensitivity of Malaria Rapid Diagnostic Tests. Analytical Biochemistry (2020)

Andrew G. KantorChristine F. MarkwalterArmin NouraniDavid W. Wright

malariabiomarkersimmunology

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David W. Wright

Stevenson Professor of Chemistry

Vanderbilt University

Affiliations

Graduate School

Chemical and Physical Biology

Chemistry

College of Arts and Science

Chemistry

Communication of Science and Technology

David W. Wright is currently serving as a Chemical And Physical Biology Stevenson Professor of Chemistry at Vanderbilt University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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David W. Wright

Vanderbilt University

Stevenson Professor of Chemistry

You can click a keyword to filter the displayed items

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

78 Pharos: A Novel Mapping Software to Identify Cell Network Signal Strength for Mobile Health Epidemiology. Journal of Clinical and Translational Science (2023)

Carson MooreGovert van DamMaurice OdiereDavid WrightThomas Scherr

disease mappingmobile healthclinical researchnovel mapping softwaremobile health epidemiologyepidemiology

Incorporating Lateral Flow Assays Into Undergraduate Analytical Chemistry Lab Curricula for In-Person, Hybrid, and Remote Learning Formats. Journal of Chemical Education (2022)

Ultraviolet Light Oxidation of Fresh Hemoglobin Eliminates Aggregate Formation Seen in Commercially Sourced Hemoglobin. Blood Cells Molecules and Diseases (2022)

Aqeela AfzalWilliam N BeaversEric P SkaarMargaret C CalhounKelly A RichardsonStuart R LandstreetDavid E CliffelDavid WrightJulie A BastaracheLorraine B Ware

geneticshealth sciencesultraviolet light oxidationdermatologyhematology

App Use and Usability of a Barcode-Based Digital Platform to Augment Covid-19 Contact Tracing: Postpilot Survey and Paradata Analysis. JMIR Public Health and Surveillance (2021)

Thomas Foster ScherrJenna Maria DeSousaCarson Paige MooreAustin HardcastleDavid Wilson Wright

Characterization and Utility of Immobilized Metal Affinity-Functionalized Cellulose Membranes for Point-Of-Care Malaria Diagnostics. Journal of Chromatography B (2021)

Carson P. MooreKristina PietersonJenna M. DeSousaLauren E. TooteDavid W. Wright

Inductively Coupled Plasma Optical Emission Spectroscopy as a Tool for Evaluating Lateral Flow Assays. Analytical Methods (2021)

Jenna M. DeSousaMicaella Z. JorgeHayley B. LindsayFrederick R. HaseltonDavid W. WrightThomas F. Scherr

health scienceslateral flow assays

Mhat App for Automated Malaria Rapid Test Result Analysis and Aggregation: A Pilot Study. Malaria Journal (2021)

Carson MooreThomas ScherrJaphet MatobaCaison Sing’angaMukuma LubindaPhil ThumaDavid Wright

malariabiostatisticslaboratory medicinepilot studytropical medicineglobal healthepidemiology

Signal Amplification With Co(III) Protoporphyrin IX Nanoparticles and Anodic Stripping Voltammetry. Electroanalysis (2021)

Robert G. TzeposEaswer RamanLauren E. TooteDavid W. WrightAren E. Gerdon

materials sciencenanotechnologyprotoporphyrin ix nanoparticleselectroanalytical chemistrysignal amplificationanodic stripping voltammetry

Understanding On-Campus Interactions With a Semiautomated, Barcode-Based Platform to Augment Covid-19 Contact Tracing: App Development and Usage. JMIR mhealth and uhealth (2021)

Thomas Foster ScherrAustin N HardcastleCarson Paige MooreJenna Maria DeSousaDavid Wilson Wright

An Antibody-Free Dual-Biomarker Rapid Enrichment Workflow (Andrew) Improves the Sensitivity of Malaria Rapid Diagnostic Tests. Analytical Biochemistry (2020)

Andrew G. KantorChristine F. MarkwalterArmin NouraniDavid W. Wright

malariabiomarkersimmunology

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