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Gabriel Blanco is a PhD student in Neuroscience at McGill University, specializing in language processing in the brain. Fueled by a passion for learning new languages, his research integrates data from linguistics, neuroscience and genetics to investigate language development in children with autism and other neurodevelopmental disorders. His work has been recognized in Canada and internationally winning various awards, including the Joan and Warren Chippindale Award from the Montreal Neurological Institute and a fellowship with the Canadian Neurodevelopmental Research Training Platform. Gabriel's mission is to improve clinical practices for children with language disorders and uncover the mysteries of human language evolution.
Gabriel Blanco is a PhD student in Neuroscience at McGill University, specializing in language processing in the brain. Fueled by a passion for learning new languages, his research integrates data from linguistics, neuroscience and genetics to investigate language development in children with autism and other neurodevelopmental disorders. His work has been recognized in Canada and internationally winning various awards, including the Joan and Warren Chippindale Award from the Montreal Neurological Institute and a fellowship with the Canadian Neurodevelopmental Research Training Platform. Gabriel's mission is to improve clinical practices for children with language disorders and uncover the mysteries of human language evolution.