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Professor Bradley Turner is Head of the Motor Neuron Disease Group and Research Lead of the Protect and Repair Mission. His group has a broad research interest in neurodegenerative diseases affecting the voluntary motor system in the brain and spinal cord.
Founded in 1943, the Bradley-Turner Foundation strives to carry out, in perpetuity, the charitable legacy of its founders by making grants to enhance the quality of life in Columbus, Georgia, its region, and throughout Georgia and elsewhere in the United States, as resources permit.
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Prof. Bradley Turner. Honorary. Florey Department of Neuroscience and Mental Health. Division. Medicine, Dentistry and Health Sciences. Print. Bradley's Short Profile. Enquiries. Contact. Scroll to top ↑. Highlights. Study With Me. Projects. Scholarly Works. News. Credentials. Find out more about Bradley Turner's experience. My Highlights.
Bradley Turner. Previous Degrees: B.S. Economics, Syracuse University; M.A. Social Science, University of Chicago. Research Interests: Entrepreneurship and Innovation, Market Strategy, Cultural Production and Consumption, Valuation, Narrative Theory. Advisors: Ezra Zuckerman, Susan Silbey, Fiona Murray.
Phyllis has been a part of the Bradley-Turner Foundation for over 25 years. She was the administrator under Bill Turner and Tom Black, and she has overseen over $150 million in grants since her arrival.
What we support. Over 95% of the Bradley-Turner Foundation’s historical giving has focused on Columbus, Georgia and the Chattahoochee Valley. Areas of primary interest are: strategic capital campaigns, programs and scholarships devoted to students in need, community-wide initiatives focused on tackling systemic challenges, public and social ...
