Christopher Wright is affiliated with the University of Sydney in Australia and works primarily within the fields of Social Sciences and Engineering. Their research spans several interdisciplinary domains, including Education, Sociology and Political Science, Safety Research, Computer Science Applications, and Developmental and Educational Psychology.
The main topics covered in Wright's research include Career Development and Diversity, Teaching and Learning Programming, Indigenous and Place-Based Education, Critical Race Theory in Education, Biomedical and Engineering Education, Electrochemical Sensors and Biosensors, and Conducting Polymers and Applications.
Wright's recent publications reflect a focus on education and social equity themes alongside technical topics. These papers are:
Frequent coauthors in Wright's body of work include:
The venues in which Wright publishes are diverse and reflect the multidisciplinary nature of their work. These venues include:
Christopher Wright;Daniel Nyberg
Christopher Wright;Daniel Nyberg
Christopher Wright;Daniel Nyberg;David Grant
Christopher Wright
Kristin van Barneveld;Michael Quinlan;Peter Kriesler;Anne Junor
Jonas F. Puck;Markus G. Kittler;Christopher Wright
Christopher Wright;Daniel Nyberg
Christopher Wright;Andrew J Sturdy;Nick Wylie
Christopher Wright
Christopher Wright;Daniel Nyberg;Christian De Cock;Gail Whiteman
Christopher Wright;Daniel Nyberg
David Grant;Richard Hall;Nick Wailes;Christopher Wright
Jim Kitay;Christopher Wright
Daniel Nyberg;Christopher Wright
Jim Kitay;Christopher Wright
Elke Schuessler;Stephen J. Frenkel;Chris F. Wright
Daniel Nyberg;André Spicer;Christopher Wright
Andrew Sturdy;Christopher Wright
Carl Rhodes;Christopher Wright;Alison Pullen
Andrew Sturdy;Christopher Wright
Daniel Nyberg;Christopher Wright
Greg J. Bamber;Russell D. Lansbury;Nick Wailes;Chris F. Wright
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