Editorial Board
The Journal of Biomedical Frontiers and Molecular Medicine (JBFMM) is currently inviting distinguished researchers, clinicians, physician-scientists, and academic professionals to join its Editorial Board.
We welcome applications from experts in biomedical sciences, molecular medicine, translational research, molecular biology, genetics, genomics, pharmacology, pathology, biomedical engineering, precision medicine, bioinformatics, clinical research, and related disciplines.
Editorial Board Members will contribute to maintaining the scientific quality and integrity of the journal through peer review, editorial guidance, manuscript evaluation, and strategic development of the journal's academic scope and vision.
Interested candidates are encouraged to submit their curriculum vitae and a brief statement of expertise to the Editorial Office.
We look forward to building a diverse and internationally recognized Editorial Board committed to advancing biomedical research, molecular medicine, and innovative healthcare solutions.
The Editorial Board is currently being constituted. Profiles of appointed editors and board members will be published upon confirmation of their appointments.
Associate Editor: Dr. Camilo Fernández Bravo,
Affiliation: Hospital Clinicas da Bahia, Bahia, Brazil, Cardiology
Area of Expertise: Non-invasive Cardiology, Echocardiography, Cardiac CT/MRI, Nuclear Cardiology, HF, Cardio-Oncology, Emergency Medicine, Critical Care, ECMO
Biography: Fellow of the American College of Cardiology (FACC) with an MD from the University of Medical Sciences Carlos J. Finlay, Cuba (2020), and a PhD. Completed postgraduate training in Non-Invasive Cardiology through the American College of Cardiology, Washington, DC (2023-2025), a Postdoctoral Fellowship in Stem Cell and Translational Medicine at Harvard Medical School (2024-2025), an MBA in Hospital Management at Johns Hopkins (2025-2026), and a Fellowship in Emergency Medicine and Critical Care at Stanford (2025-2026).
Clinical experience includes primary care practice in Cuba (2020-2022). Research interests encompass heart failure, cardio-oncology, cardiac imaging, preventive cardiology, and translational medicine. The researcher has more than 87 records listed in ORCID (2018-2025), contributes to Scopus-indexed research, and has completed more than 300 CME credits through programs associated with JACC, Harvard, Cleveland Clinic, and Johns Hopkins.
Editorial experience includes leadership roles across five journals and peer-review contributions for IJCS and other journals. Their academic interests and professional activities reflect an interdisciplinary approach to cardiovascular medicine, research, and global healthcare.
