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Robert G. Carlson

Professor Emeritus

Wright State University

Affiliations

Boonshoft School of Medicine

Center for Interventions, Treatment, and Addictions Research (citar)

College of Engineering and Computer Science

Computer Science and Engineering

Robert G. Carlson is currently serving as a Boonshoft School Of Medicine Professor Emeritus at Wright State University.

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Robert G. Carlson

Wright State University

Professor Emeritus

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public health substance abuse epidemiology addiction criminology pharmacology health sciences hiv mental health substance use ethnography addiction medicine correctional practice opioid epidemic rural health substance addiction injection drug users substance use disorders addictive behaviors addiction treatment drug treatment harm reduction respiratory medicine rural sociology drug policy cannabis use alcohol dependence psychopharmacology rural stimulant users opioid use disorder pharmaceutical opioids rural south methamphetamine use regional studies sexual health community sample rural ohio online information interpersonal violence pharmacotherapy drug users crack-cocaine users ethnic studies drug analysis drug safety disease transmission social medium data opioid overdose community health community mental health drug overdose crack-cocaine smokers respondent-driven sampling substance abusers twitter data non-prescribed buprenorphine medical internet research forensic toxicology feminist criminology social medium intelligence poisoning social medicine psychosocial research penology domestic violence victimology pharmacoepidemiology cocaine users depressive symptomatology death studies psychotropic medication social medium mining social data analysis traditional medicines alcohol misuse drug assessment anthropology culture ethnomethodology medical anthropology east africa cultural anthropology social anthropology anthropological theory ethnographic theory

Notable Scholarly Works

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B-232 One Year Post-Implementation Experience Using a Custom Designed Dna Contamination Detection Module for a Clinical Myeloid Neoplasm Next Generation Sequencing Assay. Clinical Chemistry (2024)

M A DinaP L BerryT KogantiJ BalanS BasuC J ArtymiukK R BessonenM KodahB R BaileyB C DaedeR G CarlsonG C RossR J ZoromskiL P PaladinoR HeD S Viswanatha

dna sequencingclinical chemistrymyeloid neoplasianext-generation sequencing

Characterizing Prescription Opioid, Heroin, and Fentanyl Initiation Trajectories: A Qualitative Study. Social Science & Medicine (2023)

Tasha PerdueRobert CarlsonRaminta DaniulaityteSydney M. SilversteinRicky N. BluthenthalAvelardo ValdezAlice Cepeda

neurologymedicinesubstance abusemedical sociologysocial medicinesocial sciencesaddiction medicinefentanyl initiation trajectoriesaddictionsocial science researchqualitative studycorrectional practicelegal medicineopioid overdoseprescription opioid

Trajectories of Non–Prescribed Buprenorphine and Other Opioid Use: A Multi-Trajectory Latent Class Growth Analysis. Journal of Substance Use and Addiction Treatment (2023)

Raminta DaniulaityteRamzi W. NahhasSydney SilversteinSilvia MartinsRobert G. Carlson

public healthsubstance abuserehabilitationopioid use disorderpharmacologynon-prescribed buprenorphinedrug treatmentopioid epidemicdrug analysissubstance addictionpharmacotherapyaddiction medicineother opioid usesubstance useaddictionaddiction treatmentsubstance use disordersdrug delivery

“Etazene, Safer Than Heroin and Fentanyl”: Non-Fentanyl Novel Synthetic Opioid Listings on One Darknet Market. Drug and Alcohol Dependence (2021)

Francois R. LamyRaminta DaniulaityteMonica J. BarrattUsha LokalaAmit ShethRobert G. Carlson

substance abusedrug safetydrug intelligencepharmacologyopioid epidemicdrug analysissubstance addictiondarknet marketaddictiondrug discoverydrug development

Social Media Data for Exploring the Association Between Cannabis Use and Depression. Figshare (2021)

Usha LokalaRaminta DaniulaityteRobert CarlsonFrancois LamyAmit Sheth

mental healthdepressionsocial sciencespsychologysocial mediapsychiatrycannabis use

Characterizing Trends in Synthetic Cannabinoid Receptor Agonist Use From Patient Clinical Evaluations During Medical Toxicology Consultation. Journal of Psychoactive Drugs (2020)

Collin TeboMaryann Mazer-AmirshahiPaul WaxSharan CamplemanEdward BoyerJeffrey BrentAmit ShethRaminta DaniuaityteRobert Carlson

patient clinical evaluationsmedicinemedical toxicology consultationpharmacologypsychopharmacologypsychiatrytoxicologyclinical toxicology

Listed for Sale: Analyzing Data on Fentanyl, Fentanyl Analogs and Other Novel Synthetic Opioids on One Cryptomarket. Drug and Alcohol Dependence (2020)

Francois R. LamyRaminta DaniulaityteMonica J. BarrattUsha LokalaAmit ShethRobert G. Carlson

pharmacologydrug analysisaddictionfentanyl analogspharmacoeconomics

Methamphetamine Use and Its Correlates Among Individuals With Opioid Use Disorder in a Midwestern U.S. City. Substance Use & Misuse (2020)

Raminta DaniulaityteSydney M. SilversteinTimothy N. CrawfordSilvia S. MartinsWilliam ZuleAngela J. ZaragozaRobert G. Carlson

public healthopioid use disordermental healthepidemiologycriminologysubstance usemethamphetamine usesubstance use disordersrespiratory medicinehealth sciences

On My Own Terms: Motivations for Self-Treating Opioid-Use Disorder With Non-Prescribed Buprenorphine. Drug and Alcohol Dependence (2020)

Sydney M. SilversteinRaminta DaniulaityteShannon C. MillerSilvia S. MartinsRobert G. Carlson

substance abuseopioid use disorderpain managementpharmacologyachievement motivationdrug treatmentnon-prescribed buprenorphinemotivationmental healthself-treating opioid-use disorderpharmacotherapypsychologyaddiction medicinepsychiatryaddictionaddiction treatmentharm reductionalcohol dependence

Unintentional Drug Overdose: Is More Frequent Use of Non-Prescribed Buprenorphine Associated With Lower Risk of Overdose?. International Journal of Drug Policy (2020)

Robert G. CarlsonRaminta DaniulaityteSydney M. SilversteinRamzi W. NahhasSilvia S. Martins

substance abusenon-prescribed buprenorphinepharmacologydrug overdosepublic policydrug policyunintentional drug overdosehealth policy

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Robert G. Carlson

Professor Emeritus

Wright State University

Affiliations

Boonshoft School of Medicine

Center for Interventions, Treatment, and Addictions Research (citar)

College of Engineering and Computer Science

Computer Science and Engineering

Robert G. Carlson is currently serving as a Boonshoft School Of Medicine Professor Emeritus at Wright State University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Robert G. Carlson

Wright State University

Professor Emeritus

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

B-232 One Year Post-Implementation Experience Using a Custom Designed Dna Contamination Detection Module for a Clinical Myeloid Neoplasm Next Generation Sequencing Assay. Clinical Chemistry (2024)

M A DinaP L BerryT KogantiJ BalanS BasuC J ArtymiukK R BessonenM KodahB R BaileyB C DaedeR G CarlsonG C RossR J ZoromskiL P PaladinoR HeD S Viswanatha

dna sequencingclinical chemistrymyeloid neoplasianext-generation sequencing

Characterizing Prescription Opioid, Heroin, and Fentanyl Initiation Trajectories: A Qualitative Study. Social Science & Medicine (2023)

Tasha PerdueRobert CarlsonRaminta DaniulaityteSydney M. SilversteinRicky N. BluthenthalAvelardo ValdezAlice Cepeda

Trajectories of Non–Prescribed Buprenorphine and Other Opioid Use: A Multi-Trajectory Latent Class Growth Analysis. Journal of Substance Use and Addiction Treatment (2023)

Raminta DaniulaityteRamzi W. NahhasSydney SilversteinSilvia MartinsRobert G. Carlson

“Etazene, Safer Than Heroin and Fentanyl”: Non-Fentanyl Novel Synthetic Opioid Listings on One Darknet Market. Drug and Alcohol Dependence (2021)

Francois R. LamyRaminta DaniulaityteMonica J. BarrattUsha LokalaAmit ShethRobert G. Carlson

substance abusedrug safetydrug intelligencepharmacologyopioid epidemicdrug analysissubstance addictiondarknet marketaddictiondrug discoverydrug development

Social Media Data for Exploring the Association Between Cannabis Use and Depression. Figshare (2021)

Usha LokalaRaminta DaniulaityteRobert CarlsonFrancois LamyAmit Sheth

mental healthdepressionsocial sciencespsychologysocial mediapsychiatrycannabis use

Characterizing Trends in Synthetic Cannabinoid Receptor Agonist Use From Patient Clinical Evaluations During Medical Toxicology Consultation. Journal of Psychoactive Drugs (2020)

Collin TeboMaryann Mazer-AmirshahiPaul WaxSharan CamplemanEdward BoyerJeffrey BrentAmit ShethRaminta DaniuaityteRobert Carlson

patient clinical evaluationsmedicinemedical toxicology consultationpharmacologypsychopharmacologypsychiatrytoxicologyclinical toxicology

Listed for Sale: Analyzing Data on Fentanyl, Fentanyl Analogs and Other Novel Synthetic Opioids on One Cryptomarket. Drug and Alcohol Dependence (2020)

Francois R. LamyRaminta DaniulaityteMonica J. BarrattUsha LokalaAmit ShethRobert G. Carlson

pharmacologydrug analysisaddictionfentanyl analogspharmacoeconomics

Methamphetamine Use and Its Correlates Among Individuals With Opioid Use Disorder in a Midwestern U.S. City. Substance Use & Misuse (2020)

Raminta DaniulaityteSydney M. SilversteinTimothy N. CrawfordSilvia S. MartinsWilliam ZuleAngela J. ZaragozaRobert G. Carlson

public healthopioid use disordermental healthepidemiologycriminologysubstance usemethamphetamine usesubstance use disordersrespiratory medicinehealth sciences

On My Own Terms: Motivations for Self-Treating Opioid-Use Disorder With Non-Prescribed Buprenorphine. Drug and Alcohol Dependence (2020)

Sydney M. SilversteinRaminta DaniulaityteShannon C. MillerSilvia S. MartinsRobert G. Carlson

Unintentional Drug Overdose: Is More Frequent Use of Non-Prescribed Buprenorphine Associated With Lower Risk of Overdose?. International Journal of Drug Policy (2020)

Robert G. CarlsonRaminta DaniulaityteSydney M. SilversteinRamzi W. NahhasSilvia S. Martins

substance abusenon-prescribed buprenorphinepharmacologydrug overdosepublic policydrug policyunintentional drug overdosehealth policy

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