Tyler Wray

Professor Tyler Wray is an esteemed Associate Professor of Behavioral and Social Sciences at Brown University's School of Public Health. With a robust focus on the intersection of technology and health, he dedicates his research to promoting health behavior change, particularly in the realms of addiction and HIV prevention. Since his tenure at Brown, Professor Wray has successfully secured over $9 million in research funding, underscoring the significance and impact of his work. In the classroom, Professor Wray imparts his extensive knowledge through courses on technology and health behavior change, intervention design, and user research methods. His teaching is deeply informed by his expertise in user-centered design research, which he applies to develop innovative strategies for online outreach and the dissemination of digital health products. Professor Wray's scholarly contributions have been widely recognized, with his research findings published in prestigious journals such as JAMA Internal Medicine and Addiction. His work not only advances academic understanding but also has practical implications for improving public health outcomes through the use of technology. Through his dedication to research and teaching, Professor Wray continues to make significant strides in the field of public health, leveraging technology to address critical issues in addiction and HIV prevention. His commitment to user-centered design and digital health innovation positions him as a leader in his field, influencing both academic circles and real-world health interventions.