Óscar Julián Arias Mutis

Óscar Julián Arias Mutis is an Associate Professor in the Department of Biomedical Sciences at the Universidad Cardenal Herrera-CEU, affiliated with the Faculty of Medicine. He conducts experimental cardiovascular research within the GRELCA group, linked to the Universitat de València, INCLIVA, and CIBERCV.

His educational background includes a degree in Physical Activity and Sports Sciences (Extraordinary Prize, 2003), CAP, and a Master’s in Sports Medicine, Traumatology, and Physiotherapy from the Universitat de València. He earned his PhD in 2023 Cum Laude and is currently pursuing his Medical Degree at the same university.

His research focuses on experimental cardiac electrophysiology, particularly the mechanisms of ventricular fibrillation. He investigates the effects of myocardial infarction, metabolic syndrome, chronic exercise, and intracellular calcium dynamics on myocardial electrical properties using electrical recording and optical mapping techniques. His work contributes to the development of chronic experimental models of cardiovascular disease.

The available text does not list any scientific publications, but his research activities suggest strong expertise in cardiovascular pathophysiology and experimental methods. His work is supported by national (FIS-ISCIII) and regional (Prometeo-GVA) research projects.

• Extraordinary Prize in Physical Activity and Sports Sciences (2003)

Dr. Arias Mutis has advised or mentored students as part of research teams, though specific names are not listed. He has secured and participated in competitive research grants from FIS-ISCIII and the GVA Prometeo program. His primary research base is the Experimental Cardiac Electrophysiology Group (GRELCA) at the Universitat de València, with affiliations to INCLIVA and CIBERCV, forming a robust collaborative research environment in cardiovascular science.