Ramona Bravo Rendo

Ramona Bravo Rendo is a Researcher at the Core Facilities Unit of the Institute for Bioengineering of Catalonia (IBEC). Her work focuses on biomaterials and neurodegenerative diseases, particularly investigating the biochemical mechanisms of amyloid beta peptides and their interactions with sulfated polysaccharides. She has contributed to studies on protein aggregation, cytotoxicity modulation, and neuroprotective strategies.

Research affiliations include projects within IBEC’s thematic networks such as Molecular Bionics, Nanobioengineering, and Protein Phase Transitions in Health and Disease. Her publications analyze how biomolecules like chondroitin sulfate and glucose influence amyloid aggregation, offering insights into Alzheimer’s disease mechanisms.

Bravo Rendo collaborates with multidisciplinary teams exploring applications in targeted therapeutics and nanotechnology. Her work bridges fundamental research with translational goals, aligning with IBEC’s mission to advance bioengineering solutions for healthcare and societal impact.