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ARTURO BRAVO NUEVO, PHD
Professor of Neuroscience

Dr. Bravo Nuevo is a professor in the Department of Bio-Medical Sciences. He lectures on subjects related to the central nervous system, the visual system, retinal degenerative diseases and muscle physiology.

Dr. Bravo Nuevo has lectured in several universities including Sydney University, Australian National University, Harvard University and Aarhus University. He has mentored several high school and college students from Drexel University and Bryn Mawr college through masters programs and research projects.

He has active scientific and academic collaborations with several international universities in Australia, Spain and Denmark.

Dr. Bravo Nuevo is listed as the inventor in several patents. He is a senior advisor for several biotechnology companies and founded his own pharmaceutical company in 2014.

Education

Post-Doctoral Training at Harvard Medical School (Boston, MA)
PhD from Australian National University (Canberra, Australia)
B.A and M.Sc. from Universidad Autonoma of Madrid (Madrid, Spain)

Awards

Current

Principal Investigator. “Role of Myo/Nog cells in Neuroprotection.” Anonymous donation - $284,318

Past

Co-Principal Investigator on a $250,000 grant from March of Dimes. “Regulation of the Development of Anterior Eye Structures and Extra-ocular Muscles by Epiblast-Derived Skeletal Muscle Stem Cells”
Principal Investigator on a $60,000 grant from Dynamis Therapeutics Inc. “Meglumine effects on glycemic control on Type 2 diabetes and associated
complications”
Co-investigator on a $300,000 grant from the American Diabetes Association (705RA10) “RhoB as a therapeutic target for diabetic microvascular complications”.
Awarded an AU$ 80,000 merit scholarship by the Department of Anatomy and Histology of the University of Sydney for doctoral studies.
Awarded the Outstanding International Student Scholarship by the 2000 – 2004 Australian Government.
Granted Young Investigators Travel Award for the Xth International 2002 Symposium in Retinal Degeneration